Five questions (and a bonus) with the Dallas native, who reprises his role as the grumpy teacher Mr. Bates in the reboot of ...

Hendrix walked the red carpet at the film's premiere alongside Lohan and fellow 'Parent Trap' star Lisa Ann Walter in July ...

Freakier Friday released in theaters on August 8. It will be available for streaming on Disney+ in the future, but there is ...

Does 'Freakier Friday' have a post-credits scene? All about how Lindsay Lohan's sequel ends and find out which iconic ...

You know Stephen Tobolowsky. You may not know the name, but you know the face, and the voice, and at least one of the many indelible characters he’s played over the past 25 years: goofy Ned ...

Stephen Tobolowsky's strength as an actor is that he finds complexity in all of his characters; he doesn't believe stories can always be reduced to a struggle between good and evil. Take, for ...

Stephen Tobolowsky is a renowned character actor with credits all over the large and small screens, notably including Groundhog Day as a film and One Day at a Time and The Goldbergs on TV.

Stephen Tobolowsky will appear at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday (light buffet lunch followed by lecture at noon) in the Mack Ballroom, Umphrey Lee Center, SMU campus, 3300 Dyer St., Dallas.

When longtime character actor Stephen Tobolowsky first read the script to “Groundhog Day,” he thought it was just another comedy; nothing special. Then the movie changed, even as they were ...

Tobolowsky started learning from a rabbi operating out of a house in Studio City, studying the Torah scroll’s letters on the bimah on days when there wasn’t a minyan. In 2007, catastrophe struck.

Stephen Tobolowsky is Ned Ryerson from Groundhog Day, Sammy Jankis from Memento, or maybe just “that guy” you know from over 200 roles in film and television. But in The Primary Instinct, he ...

You’re Stephen Tobolowsky, the guy who does the stories!” Before the podcast started, had there been a dominant one you were recognized for a while? Was it Ned, was it Sandy? It’s always Ned.