Jeffrey Dean Morgan
It's not easy being married to a former showgirl.
On Friday's Magic City (10/9c, Starz), Vera (Olga Kurylenko) invites her old friend Cliff Wells (guest star Steven Brand) from her showgirl days at the Tropicana to go dancing with her and husband Ike (Jeffrey Dean Morgan)...
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Magic City
I would never tire of looking at Starz's lush new period piece Magic City (Friday, 10/9c).
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Christian Cooke, Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Steven Strait
Starz turns back the clock to 1959 Miami Beach in the new mob-tinged period drama Magic City. Executive producer Mitch Glazer based the show on his experiences growing
up in Miami, where he spendt time at grand hotels like the Fontainebleau (where his dad was an electrical engineer), Eden Roc and Deauville. Jeffrey Dean Morgan stars as Ike Evans, the owner of the Miramar Playa (based on the hotels of the era). Glazer answered our show-runner survey to tell viewers why they should make a reservation Fridays
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Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Magic City
Welcome to the Miramar Playa Hotel, a retreat for luxury, glamour and decadence.
In Starz's Magic City premiere on Friday (10/9c), we meet the charismatic Ike Evans (Jeffrey Dean Morgan), who has worked his way up from cabana boy to owner of the Miramar Playa in 1959's Miami Beach. The drama has that 1960s vibe, but sets itself apart from Mad Men's ad-peddling anti-heroes and Pan Am's glitzy international adventures.
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Jeffrey Dean Morgan
On the new Starz series Magic City, Jeffrey Dean Morgan stars as Ike Evans, the owner of the Miramar Playa, one of Miami's most glamorous hotels in the 1950s. But as the hotel prepares for a New Year's Eve performance by Frank Sinatra, union strikes force Ike into a panic that his establishment might have to close. And it's not just his guests Ike's worried about. The hotelier is also indebted to mob boss Ben "The Butcher" Diamond (Danny Huston).
Starz renews Magic City before it premieres
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Magic City
Starz is giving Magic City a huge vote of confidence: The network has renewed the show for a 10-episode second season before it has even premiered.
Set in 1959 in Miami, the drama stars Jeffrey Dean Morgan as Ike Evans, a hotelier who gets into bed with mob boss Ben "The Butcher" Diamond (Danny Huston) to finance his dream ...
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Magic City
The beautiful life is about to get ugly -- this according to the poster of Starz's new period drama Magic City.
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Set in the 1950s, the series follows...
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Jared Padalecki
Supernatural's war in Heaven is upon us as the series airs its two-part finale on Friday (8/7c on The CW), and showrunner Sera Gamble promises some deaths, Sam's long-awaited breakdown and "a lot of Castiel" in both episodes.
Gamble wrote the night's first episode, "Let It Bleed," which introduces a new player -- at least historically -- into the series. Apparently, the late, real-life horror writer H.P. Lovecraft is somehow mixed up in the Winchesters' battle to keep Purgatory at bay. Anyone familiar with his Chthulu mythos will recognize that his terrifying creations fit right in with the Supernatural world.
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Jeffrey Dean Morgan
Jeffrey Dean Morgan is in final negotiations to star in Starz's new drama, Magic City, Deadline reports.
Magic City follows the mobsters, politicians and entertainments involved in establishing Miami's first big-name hotel, just as...
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Grey's Anatomy
After hearing that Scott Foley was cast on Grey's Anatomy as a dying patient who Teddy (Kim Raver) was going to offer more than medical help to save, fans' first reaction was obvious: He's Denny Duquette, Part 2.
Exclusive: Shonda Rhimes reveals Grey's Anatomy musical details
Denny (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) and Izzie (Katherine Heigl) became a love story for the ages in Season 2. Girl meets boy, boy needs heart, girl unethically cuts LVAD wire so boy can get heart, boy dies anyway. And even while she married Alex (Justin Chambers) in Season 5, it was her true love Denny that she hallucinated about when she had cancer.
"Sure, there are some definite similarities there," Foley tells TVGuide.com."The fact that something might happen between Henry and Teddy...
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