Sam Rockwell got jaws dropping when he let out a mind-boggling monologue on HBO’s acclaimed series The White Lotus, and now a ...

Still, though, the lasting appeal of the MCU is that this is a cinematic universe that fits together in a degree that has ...

The Oscar-winning actor is currently in Emmy contention for his off-the-wall turn in the third installment of Mike White's ...

Oscar winner Sam Rockwell popped up mid-season and laid down a killer monologue, then hung around long enough to qualify in supporting rather than guest actor. He’d have been a slam dunk to ...

“It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” which was ranked as the TV series with the most words-per-minute in 2023 by WordFinderX with 176.2 words per minute, is not the chattiest show on TV anymore.

Oh, and a random fun fact: Her longtime partner is fellow “White Lotus” star Sam Rockwell. Parker Posey has long reigned as the ultimate queen of indie cinema. She’s “an actor’s actor ...

Though THR reported that bit as well, Bernad and Mike White both said Harrelson was only considered for Sam Rockwell’s smaller role, as a friend of Hatchett’s with an also-checkered past.

Though THR reported that bit as well, Bernad and Mike White both said Harrelson was only considered for Sam Rockwell’s smaller role, as a friend of Hatchett’s with an also-checkered past. Rockwell’s ...

2019: Accolades kept coming Sam Rockwell’s way through 2019 for his performance as the 43rd US president George W. Bush in 2018’s Vice — a biopic about the life of 46th US vice president Dick Cheney ...

Blackpink's Lisa and Sam Rockwell also starred in Season 3 of The White Lotus, which examines the lives of guests and employees at various White Lotus resorts. The series has already been given ...

Leslie likens it to Sam Rockwell’s character, Frank, whose sex and alcohol addiction is aired in unfiltered honesty. “Sammie’s monologue is seemingly shocking because you’re hearing all ...

Rick should have listened more carefully to the memorable monologue from Frank (Sam Rockwell), who described an endless, increasingly bizarre cycle of hedonism which led him to nowhere.