The subject matter of “Goat” — a week of drunken college hazing and humiliation — is no laughing matter. But star Ben Schnetzer says lot of funny things happened while he worked on the Paramount indie ...
Ben Schnetzer has gone country. The actor, 36, plays deputy sheriff Van Davis in The Madison, as he tells PEOPLE that finding the right accent for his cowboy-meets-sheriff character actually took a ...
From its debut, Y: The Last Man broke significantly from the established framework of its comic book source material, which launched with a more narrowed focus on its titular sole-surviving ...
Ben Schnetzer is the latest addition to the cast of the “Yellowstone” spinoff series “The Madison,” Variety has learned exclusively. Schnetzer will appear in Taylor Sheridan’s new series alongside ...
Have you ever thrown yourself into something completely new and discovered it was exactly what you needed? That's what happened to actor Ben Schnetzer when he swapped New York City for Cowboy Camp to ...
Earlier this month, FX’s long gestating adaptation of Brian K. Vaughan and Pia Guerra’s acclaimed comic book series, Y: The Last Man, took a hit when Barry Keoghan left the project after two years.
Like other Taylor Sheridan shows before it, The Madison on Paramount+ filmed on location in Montana for much of Seasons 1 and 2, making for some gorgeous work days. There was one night shoot, in ...
See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. Y: The Last Man is available on Hulu now but the title of the TV ...
Nick Jonas and Ben Schnetzer are closing negotiations for the James Franco-produced Goat. The singer and Pride actor are in line to star in the Andrew Neel-directed indie film, reports The Wrap. They ...
To find just the right "voice" for his character, Schnetzer tells PEOPLE he "went on a bit of a journey" The Madison, streaming in part now, also stars Michelle Pfeiffer and Kurt Russell Ben Schnetzer ...
Actor Ben Schnetzer swapped New York City for Cowboy Camp to prepare for his role in The Madison. He said he had “very, very minimal” western experience and called himself a New Yorker with little to ...
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