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A trio of comedy series — “Future Man,” “Casual,” “The Mindy Project” — are hoping to hear their names called on Emmy nominations morning. While “Casual” and “The Mindy Project” have contended before at the Emmys, this is the first time at bat for the unlikely superhero series “Future Man,” starring Josh Hutcherson as a dead-end janitor who must save the world. Emmy winner Sarah Silverman‘s travelogue series “I Love You, America” rounds out Hulu’s second box set.

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New photo from the Tribeca Film Festival. Josh is one of the 2020 Best New Documentary Director Competition Jurors.

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Josh Hutcherson on Memes, Painting, & Scrabble

Josh reveals his favorite meme accounts and how he spends his days painting, listening to bossa nova, and losing  to his girlfriend in Scrabble.

New project for Josh. No news of who he will portray, but we shall have more for you later. For now you can read what the project is about.

Schreiber will portray Colonel Richard Cantwell, a character partially based on Hemingway’s friend Colonel Charles T. Lanham. In the novel, published in 1950, Cantwell is duck hunting in Northern Italy during the closing days of World War II and dealing with a star-crossed romance with a woman, having been damaged both physically and mentally during World War I and trying to come to terms with his own mortality.

“Adding Josh to this internationally renowned cast is very exciting. His popularity and talent will help make this film even more valuable to our buyers,” said Brian O’Shea, CEO of The Exchange.

Hutcherson broke out in “The Kids Are All Right” and as Peeta Mellark in the “Hunger Games” franchise. He currently stars in the Hulu TV series “Future Man.” Impacciatore wrote and starred recently in “There Is No Place Like Homes.”

New project for Josh staring with Morgan Freeman in this time traveler thriller. No word yet when production starts. Down below is the synopsis for the film. Screenplay is by Macon Blair. 57 Seconds is also based on a story by renowned British Author E.C. Tubb.

57 Seconds follows tech blogger Franklin Fausti (Hutcherson), who lands a career-defining interview with the visionary technology guru Anton Burrell (Freeman). After thwarting an attack against the celebrated technophile, Franklin picks up a mysterious ring that Burrell has dropped and soon discovers the ring allows its possessor to travel 57 seconds into the past. Driven by revenge and with Burrell’s support, Franklin uses the ring to dismantle the pharmaceutical company responsible for his sister’s death. But he soon gets entangled in a treacherous and brutal chain of events with much more than his own destiny at stake.

Source: Movieweb

The name is Hutcherson, Josh Hutcherson.

The veteran actor has checked in for a new role as a fashion model by booking a campaign for an exclusive (and unique) new collaboration between The Ritz-Carlton and Late Checkout, the buzzy menswear brand out of Madrid. The inaugural capsule collection has a name — Late Checkout: A Ritz-Carlton Story — and arrives with nine curated pieces designed to “redefine everyday luxury” through elevated wardrobe essentials that mimic Late Checkout’s vibe of irreverence and spirited sophistication. The fact that Late Checkout’s ethos is rooted in travel and hotel culture makes the partnership with the luxury hotel chain that much more fitting.

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Source: THR

Martin Freeman (The Responder), Josh Hutcherson (The Hunger Games) Malin Akerman (Watchmen), Jess Weixler (Monsters), Craig Roberts (Submarine) have been confirmed in the cast of Jamie Adams‘ Let’s Love as shooting is underway in Wales.

Written by Adams, with contributions from the cast, the improvised comedy is filming across Cardiff, the Brecon Beacons, Porthcrawl and at Dragon Studios in Bridgend. Postproduction be completed by early 2025.

The relationship comedy is produced by Bristol-based Happy Hour Productions and Manchester-based Boudica Entertainment in association with Principal Film Finance. Further cast members include Chloe Jouannet and Richard Elis. 

Source: Deadline

New Trailer for a new movie called The Studio-DUHPOCALYPSE. The Studio premieres March 26 on Apple TV+.

Synopsis:

In The Studio, Rogen stars as the newly appointed head of a movie studio, Continental Studios. Desperate for the approval of celebrities, he and his team of executives at Continental Studios must juggle corporate demands with creative ambitions as they try to keep movies alive and relevant. The Studio assembles a star-studded ensemble cast led by Emmy, SAG and Golden Globe Award-winner Catherine O’Hara, Emmy Award-nominee Kathryn Hahn, Ike Barinholtz and Chase Sui Wonders. Academy Award-nominee and Emmy Award-winner Bryan Cranston, Keyla Monterroso Mejia and Dewayne Perkins also star.

Josh Hutcherson has joined Rachel Sennott‘s upcoming HBO comedy series in a recasting, Variety has learned.

Hutcherson will take over one of the lead roles, which was played by Miles Robbins in the series’ pilot, as the role underwent changes after the pilot was shot and the show was greenlit. Sennott also stars in the untitled series along with Odessa A’zion, Jordan Firstman, and True Whitaker. Leighton Meester and Quenlin Blackwell guest star.

Hutcherson is a proud dog dad himself to two rescue Pit Bulls, 13-year-old Manji and 9-year-old Driver.

EXCLUSIVE: Josh Hutcherson, Frank Dillane, Caleb Landry Jones and Whitmer Thomas are in talks to join an untitled A24 horror pic from Arkasha Stevenson and Tim Smith. Stevenson will direct from a script written by her and Smith.

The film follows their debut First Omen, which Stevenson also directed and co-wrote with Smith.

The logline remains under wraps, but the film reportedly centers on a bachelor party that spirals into terror. Lars Knudsen and Emily Hildner will produce under Knudsen and Ari Aster’s Square Peg banner with Aster executive producing. Smith, Harrison Huffman and Christine D’Souza Gelb will also produce.

Source: Deadline

Hitching Post in northern Kentucky.

The restaurant posted a photo with the caption, “Thanks for visiting with us, Josh Hutcherson!”

Hutcherson, best known for his role in “The Hunger Games” series, is from the area, born in Union, Kentucky. He most recently starred in the new TV Show called “I Love LA” which follows a friend group that gathers after years apart.

The actor has frequently visited his hometown over the years, participating in charity auctions and special events.

He’s also not the only celebrity to visit the local restaurant either.

While in town filming the movie “The Bikeriders” actors Tom Hardy and Austin Butler were also spotted at the restaurant.

Hardy, who has also been an active jiu-jitsu competitor and student for the past few years, was even seen training at a local martial arts facility and participating in camps in between movie shoots.

Josh Hutcherson on the ‘Hunger Games’ Co-star That Makes the Best Travel Companion—and the North Carolina City He Loves

With Josh Hutcherson

Best hack for jet lag?
Take a nap as soon as you get to wherever you’re going. I don’t care where you’re flying. If it’s a long haul, take at least an hour, no more than a two-hour nap. Then try to make it until 11:00 at night local time. If you can do that, I feel like that can get you through it.

Celebrity friend who is the best travel companion?
Honestly, probably Woody Harrelson. No matter where you go in the world, he’s down to explore and get lost in the city. He doesn’t care if people recognize him and take pictures. He’s like, “Alright, cool. Let’s have a picture. Let’s move on to the next spot.” He always finds his way to the cool little nooks and crannies of the city. 

Most romantic destination?
I love Oaxaca. My girlfriend and I went there a few years ago. The culture is incredible, the people were amazing, and it’s just a beautiful place. It’s very laid-back. The nature is really beautiful too, and you can enjoy it with your person.

Dream destination? 
I’m dying to do an amazing Africa trip and get to know the whole continent—sub-Saharan, North Africa, everything. I’m so unfamiliar with the culture. 

Perfect late checkout? 
Get all your stuff packed, put your bags by the door, have the incense on, and just lay back on that bed in between the awake and asleep state. 

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What he brought on a trip to Japan……..

The drugstore item he never travels without:

Advil. Always have Advil on hand. Before this trip, I had tiny travel size tubes, and there were two left. I had to refill it with the big boy. Maybe you had a fun night the night before, maybe you’re sore from a workout—whatever it is, Advil. Especially traveling abroad. In Spain, for example, you don’t get Advil. You get, like, acetaminophen, but you have to get a doctor’s note to get it.

His favorite item of travel clothing:

The production company that shot [Late Checkout] in Japan was actually a little team from Spain, and the director of photography was wearing these Issey Miyake pants. They’re the most comfortable pants in the world—these silky, pleated pants. Now, [they’ve become] my number one travel piece. I used to wear jeans or sweatpants on the plane, and these are like sweatpants that look much better. You’re tricking everyone. I do them in navy, black, or gray. I don’t get too spicy.

The tech that keeps him connected:

Have you heard of the iPhone? I’m just kidding. Since I’m sensitive to light, if I travel somewhere and they don’t have dimmer switches, I go crazy. I either bring them with me or buy them when I get there—you plug them in, and then plug the lamp in to them. I also always pack my Apple Watch as well, but I only wear it when I’m working out. I run a lot, so it tracks my miles, heart rate, all that stuff. In Nikko, I had a nice big run, halfway around [Lake Chūzenji] and back. I realized, shit, I should have just run all the way around the lake. I also always have Air Pods to keep the music going.

The music:

Lately, it’s Rosalía’s new album. Fucking incredible. I also listen to, kind of, obscure French electronica. This guy named Flavian Berger, some classic stuff. Every now and then, Bob Dylan kind of creeps into my world. The only genre I don’t really listen to much of is modern country.

The piece of home he always packs—and brings back as a souvenir:

I don’t have a fragrance, but I love, love incense. Everywhere I travel, I bring incense to the hotel. I don’t know if hotels actually allow that, but I always do, and I’ve never gotten charged extra. Ask for forgiveness, not permission is what my parents always taught me. It’s very comforting when I travel so much, and never know where I’m waking up or what’s going on, to get grounded in a consistent scent. As a kid, my grandpa used to always have incense lit, the classic Nag Champa. But I also buy them whereever I go—I have one right now that I got in Kyoto. Okay, the Japanese incense are bougie as hell. They smell great, but they’re expensive. I got a box that was, like, $35 for 20 [sticks]. I’m like, “Oh my god, what am I doing?”

Source: CN Traveler