Neil Patrick Harris has had one busy week. First, the “How I Met Your Mother” actor landed the lead role in the upcoming Smurfs movie, and now he’ll be on the hit Fox series “Glee.” That’s right, he’s hopping networks from his home at CBS to film a guest spot on the musical high school comedy.
Wednesday, March 3, 2010 1:10PM - By Krystal Clark
Former child star and resident womanizer on “How I Met Your Mother,” Neil Patrick Harris has landed a major film role. According to Deadline Hollywood, he’ll take on the lead in the upcoming big screen adaptation of The Smurfs. The film will be a mix of live action and CGI animation, so the big question is which part of the spectrum will Harris be on?
Friday, October 23, 2009 9:44AM - By Krystal Clark
Oscar nominee Anne Hathaway and hosting extraordinaire Neil Patrick Harris are signing on to star in the animated feature entitled, Rio. According to Reuters the duo will be joined by Lost and 300 alum Rodrigo Santoro in the the Fox Animation feature, which will be directed by Carlos Saldanha.
Monday, September 21, 2009 10:25AM - By craigsternberg
The weekend of the Emmys has come and gone and reactions from the movie and TV world are running rampant. The end of summer is drawing near but the news is still plentiful. Here’s some of the latest movie news and Emmy news:
If you are one of the many who are early awaiting the release ofWhere the Wild Things Arehere is something to tide you over. Spike Jonze took to his blog recently and started a fan art contest called “Where The Wild Things Ought to Be.” Visit for a few good laughs and a chance to win a Where the Wild Things Are skatedeck. [/Film]
Are you sick of what is billed as the typical cliché for a stoner nowadays? Unreality Magazine tells us the 5 worst stoner portrayals in movies.
In case you missed the Emmys last night here is a run down from Defamer of what the Emmys taught us.
And below is one of the funnier moments last night as Neil Patrick Harris turned in a gem as the host of the Emmys…
Neil Patrick Harris has landed two film projects this summer. Harris will take the lead role in the comedyThe Best and The Brightest and co-star in Beastly, a film based on the 2007 novel by Alex Flinn.
In The Best and The Brightest, Harris will play a carefree father moves his family from Delaware to New York City’s Upper East Side. The family then finds it hard to handle the city’s competitive private school scene.
Fight back with humor! Nothing like a good musical to prove a point. It’s amazing how many well known faces they got to show up just to sing in the background. Pretty cool!