For Woody Harrelson, this case is closed. The actor, 64, shared that he would not want to return to his True Detective role alongside former costar Matthew McConaughey because he thinks their work on ...

The actor, who earned Emmy and Golden Globe nominations for playing Det. Marty Hart, said that he would "never" revisit the part He added that he does have a new project with Matthew McConaughey ...

Woody Harrelson quickly shut down the idea that he and Matthew McConaughey would reunite for another season of “True Detective.” The conversation came up during Harrelson’s Friday interview with Dylan ...

Mark Ruffalo and Woody Harrelson costar with Jesse Eisenberg and Dave Franco in the 'Now You See Me' movies Jeff Vespa/WireImage Mark Ruffalo and Woody Harrelson's memories of making the first Now You ...

It was Mark Ruffalo to the rescue when Woody Harrelson got into a bar fight in New Orleans. During the duo’s appearance on Ted Danson’s podcast “Where Everybody Knows Your Name,” Ruffalo told the ...

It was a hairy situation. Mark Ruffalo has revealed how he once rescued Woody Harrelson from a boisterous bar fight while the pair filmed a movie together in Louisiana. “We were shooting ‘Now You See ...

As the Marvel actor recounted, he helped his Now You See Me costar narrowly avoid a bar fight while they were filming the 2013 film. As the 57-year-old explained, he and Woody, 64, stopped into a ...

Mark Ruffalo is recalling the moment he stepped in to prevent former costar Woody Harrelson from getting into a bar fight. At one point during their time in The Big Easy, Ruffalo and Harrelson found ...

"I was so afraid to come out onto the set because I didn't want him to see me naked," Perez said of her 'White Men Can't Jump' costar Virginia Chamlee is a Politics Writer at PEOPLE. She has been ...

As a kid, Woody Harrelson says that Robert Redford, along with “his buddy Paul Newman,” would make him say, “That’s what I want to do.” “He lived a private and secluded life, and did tremendous work ...

While Trump did make comments about some people who were "born to be criminals" during a Sept. 2, 2025, briefing — specifically after referring to recent federal actions in Washington, D.C. — he did ...