Tom Sturdy rides with WB biker film

HardyUnder his new first-look deal with Warner Bros., Tom Sturdy is aboard to star in and provide an outlaw biker feature.The "Dark Dark evening Increases" star is joining track of Art Linson and John Linson of Linson Entertainment to produce via his lately minted Executive Options banner, which Variety first reported Wednesday. Story, composed by "Vacancy" scripter Mark L. Cruz and based on a geniune idea from John Linson, concentrates on a wounded Vietnam veteran who returns where you can San Francisco Bay Area within the height of unrest of 1969. Among contrasting cultures in the Haight Ashbury district, he emerges being the best option of California's most violent outlaw biker club.Sarah Schechter controlling for your studio.Sturdy came aboard in the finish of 2010 to portray the villain Bane inside the studio's "The Dark Dark evening Increases." The British actor's recent roles include "This Means War," "Mess Tailor Soldier Spy" and "Warrior."The Linsons, Sturdy, and Cruz are represented by CAA. Sturdy may also be represented by Lindy King at United states . Agents Uk and attorney Jason Sloane.Cruz is handled by Anonymous Content. Contact Dork McNary at dork.mcnary@variety.com

Jamey Sheridan Upped To Regular On Showtime Drama Homeland

EXCLUSIVE: Law & Order: Criminal Intent alum Jamey Sheridan, who recurred as Vice President William Walden on the first season of Showtime’s acclaimed new drama Homeland, has been upped to regular for Season 2. In season 1, Vice President Walden survived an assassination attempt and offered Nicholas Brody (Damian Lewis) to run for the U.S. House of Representatives as he himself is priming for a Presidential run. In addition to his gig on Homeland, Sheridan, repped by ICM and Brillstein Entertainment, was recently cast as guest star (and potential recurring) in the CW pilot Arrow, playing Robert Queen, Olive Queen/Green Arrows (Stephen Amell) father.

Breaking In: Fred Willard to experience Megan Mullally's Ex

John Ratzenberger, Kate Levering Greet dad! Cheers alum John Ratzenberger will guest-star within the approaching season of Drop Dead Diva, TVGuide.com is familiar with solely. The 64-year-old actor will have the estranged father of Kim Kaswell (Kate Levering), who, after decades of loyal service like a janitor in a Fortune 500 insurance provider, all of a sudden manages to lose his job and finds out his pension continues to be underfunded.Not just one to consider defeat laying lower, he strikes back at his corrupt former employer by getting into the insurance provider CEO's empty Bel Air estate until he's caught through the Boss, who attempts to evict him. Ray will use Kim for legal help. Kim Kardashian joins Drop Dead Diva to romance Fred Alongside Cheers and the stint on Dwts, Ratzenberger can also be famous for lending his voice to multiple Pixar movies - he performed Hamm the Money Box within the Toy Story franchise, the Abominable Snowman in Monsters, Corporation., Mack the18 wheeler within the Cars films and also the school of Moonfish to find Nemo, amongst others. Ratzenberg can look within the second episode from the 4th season, that is set to debut this summer time on Lifetime.