Andrew Garfield
The first trailer for The Amazing Spider-Man depicts Peter Parker, played by The Social Network's Andrew Garfield, in search of continuing his father's legacy. Parker struggles with balancing his personal life that includes girlfriend Gwen (Emma Stone) with his destiny as a superhero. Of course, such double duty is more complicated when the city's police chief (Denis Leary) is your girlfriend's father.
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Denis Leary & Michael J. Fox
"You want us to talk to each other?" Denis Leary jokes, relaxing with his old pal Michael J. Fox. "This is really hard, because we don't have a lot to say to each other. Actually, we do, but it's mostly hockey talk." In fact, Leary, 54, and Fox, 50, share a lot more than their love for the Boston Bruins: They're devoted dads and husbands (Fox married Family Ties costar Tracy Pollan in 1988, one year before Leary wed writer Ann Lembeck) with their own charities: the Leary Firefighters Foundation and the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research. Fox's Emmy-winning role as a hedonistic paraplegic on Leary's recently wrapped drama Rescue Me reignited his acting career, leading to his irreverent turns as an...
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Andrea Roth
Rescue Me's Andrea Roth has been tapped for a recurring role on The CW's noir thriller Ringer, TVGuide.com has learned.
Roth, who portrayed the estranged wife of Tommy (Denis Leary) on the FX firefighter series, will play...
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Gary Sinise and Sela Ward, CSI: NY; Olivia Crocicchia (inset)
Kids these days — always getting into trouble!
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Olivia Crocicchia, who played Katy, the youngest daughter of Denis Leary's Tommy Gavin on FX's recently wrapped Rescue Me, has landed a guest spot on CSI: NY, TVGuide.com has learned exclusively.
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Rescue Me
Rescue Me's series finale ended with Tommy Gavin (Denis Leary) alive and well — perhaps better than ever.
Rescue Me postmortem: Creators talk Lou's heroism and Tommy's happy ending
But let's not forget that, despite the show's happy ending, Tommy technically "died" in the Season 6 premiere after being shot by his Uncle Teddy (Lenny Clarke) in Season 5's cliff-hanger. In the exclusive video clip from the Season 6 DVD below, co-creator Peter Tolan discusses Tommy's brief venture into the afterlife as well as his vision of eternity with his fallen first-responder brethren...
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Rescue Me
After seven seasons, FX's Rescue Me concluded with its usual blend of dark plots and dark comedy before ultimately leaving tortured hero Tommy Gavin (Denis Leary) with a surprisingly sunny outlook on the future.
That ending reflects the stories of a couple real-life firefighters who inspired his character, Leary says.
Peter Tolan celebrates the end of Rescue Me by dropping his pants
"They're definitely in a place, 10 years later, where they still love the job," he tells TVGuide.com. "They're actually as happy as you could expect them to be. They're whole. They're back to as close as they could be to the men they were before the events of 9/11 happened...
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Denis Leary
Few things are more satisfying than watching a great episode of TV with an appreciative audience. Such was the case Wednesday night when FX screened the Rescue Me finale (my second viewing, but my first on the big screen) at New York's grand Ziegfeld Theater, a benefit for Denis Leary's Firefighters Foundation. Fittingly, a number of NYFD's finest were in the crowd, laughing at all the right places and cheering at many others (and maintaining a respectful silence when things got serious, which never lasted for very long).
It was a triumphant end to one of cable's most distinctive (if sometimes maddening) series, a well-timed tribute to ...
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Rescue Me
Smoke 'em if ya got 'em folks!
Last night, Rescue Me rang its final alarm with an intensely fitting finale. By centering on the aftermath of Lou's death, we got a heaping load of the show's gallows humor and tough-guy heart, best displayed as the crew gathered to spread the red velvet "ashes" of their fallen Lieutenant. And while the finale was timed to coincide with the 10th anniversary of 9/11, star Denis Leary and show creator Peter Tolan allowed the memory of that tragic day to...
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Denis Leary
Cheers to Rescue Me for going out in a blaze of glory.
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Even if you burned out on FX's FDNY dramedy several summers ago, you should not miss the final two episodes
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John Scurti
[Warning: The following story contains mild spoilers from Wednesday's episode of Rescue Me. Read at your own risk.]
There are a couple of co-stars John Scurti wishes he'd had fewer scenes with in Rescue Me's final season.
Peter Tolan celebrates the end of Rescue Me by dropping his pants
"I honestly wished we could have given the doughnuts and cupcakes a rest at some point," Scurti tells TVGuide.com. "You pick your battles. I just remember there was a lot of it ... and I didn't think it was that necessary. I hope that people aren't jarred by it."
The prop pastries have been a nearly constant presence during the seventh season as the series explores the continually troubling health of Scurti's character, Lou...
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