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CLEAN (2021) Grade: D+
The plot isn’t new or fresh — it’s familiar territory with very few surprises. What gets you through it are the performances by Glenn Fleshler and Adrien Brody, who both bring enough intensity to keep things watchable.
The action is serviceable but average, never rising above the bare minimum. Nothing here really stands out.
Competently made, well-acted in spots, but ultimately forgettable.
David Fierro in the 20teens. Fat, hairy, (sexy-well I say he is) bald guy and a versatile character actor.
Photos 1 & 2 from the TV series The Knick, starting in 2014.
Photo 3 from the TV series Gotham in 2015.
Photo 4 from the TV series Red Oaks in 2015.
Photo 5 from the TV series The Blacklist in 2015.
Photo #6 from the 2018 TV mini-series Maniac with now slim Jonah Hill.
Photos #7 & #8 from the 2018 film All You Can Eat with Zachery Byrd.
Photo #9 from 2019 short film, Desperate? Defeated? Depressed?
Photo #10 is from an event in 2019.
WORTH | Official Trailer | Netflix
WORTH | Official Trailer | Netflix
An attorney learns a lesson in empathy when he is faced with the near-impossible task of determining how to compensate families who suffered incalculable losses as a result of the September 11th attacks in 2001. Based on true events. Starring Michael Keaton, Stanley Tucci, Amy Ryan. Based on true events. Watch WORTH, on Netflix September 3: https://www.netflix.com/title/80226212 SUBSCRIBE:…
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TOMMY (ordered to series)
When Abigail Thomas, a former high-ranking NYPD officer, becomes the first female Chief of Police for Los Angeles, she uses her unflinching honesty and hardball tactics to navigate the social, political, and national security issues that converge with enforcing the law.
Production note: it is expected this will be a midseason entry.
Cast (thus far)
Edie Falco (Nursey Jackie) as Abigail “Tommy” Thomas. With a New Yorker’s gift for being tough and sarcastic while remaining likable, Tommy — as she likes to be called — loves being a cop more than anything and is a former high-ranking NYPD officer who’s just been hired as the first female Chief of Police for the LAPD. She is an outspoken feminist and a lesbian. (Feb 13)
Olivia Lucy Phillip (Frozen) as Kate Jones, Tommy’s daughter, who seems to be everything her mother is not: soft where her mother is hard, quiet where she is commanding; deep down, however, she’s just as stubborn. A school psychologist who is married to an engineer and the mother of 8-year-old Luna, Kate lives in L.A. and is estranged from her mother, whom she resents for putting her career before her child. (Feb 28)
Russell G. Jones (The Americans) as Aurelius Looper. Phlegmatic but sharp as a tack, Looper is the Chief of Staff, whose job is to keep the trains running while the new Chief of Police performs the political aspects of the job. Part of Tommy’s inner team, Looper proves to be instinctual and insightful, a good cop with good instincts and the ability to keep his mouth shut. (Feb 28)
Adelaide Clemens (Rectify) as Blake Sullivan. As the Press Secretary for the chief of police, she focuses less on substance than on how things look. Polished, confident whip-smart and hard-working, Blake worked as Press Secretary for the previous chief of police, whom she tolerated in exchange for ample appreciation of her efforts. By comparison, she’s uneasy with the new chief, who doesn’t know her — or, as far as she can tell, like her. (Feb 28)
Michael Chernus (Patriot) as Ken Rosey. Rumpled, insecure, smart, wry and a little self-deprecating, Ken is the speechwriter for L.A.’s incoming and first female Chief of Police. His job is to channel his boss’ inner life and get it all on paper, which is put to the test immediately when tasked to write her swearing-in speech without ever having met her. (Feb 27)
David Fierro (The Knick) as Buddy Boyardi, the brilliant, manipulative mayor of Los Angeles, who becomes a rival for power with the city’s first female police chief, Tommy. (Mar 15)
Joseph Lyle Taylor (Sneaky Pete) as Treat “The Dude” Dudik, Buddy’s deputy- his somewhat dim, brutal, blindly loyal fixer who always returns to his master’s side for another kick. (Mar 15)
Genre: Cop Drama
Created by: Paul Attanasio.
Directed by: Kate Dennis.
Produced by: Paul Attanasio, Darryl Frank & Justin Falvey.
Studios: CBS Television Studios & Amblin Television.
Primetimer Pilot Preview
First trailer
Held for midseason
A former high-ranking NYC police officer becomes the first female LAPD Chief of Police and uses her unflinching honesty and hardball tactics to navigate the social, political and national security issues that comes with law enforcement.
A former high-ranking NYC police officer becomes the first female LAPD Chief of Police and uses her unflinching honesty and hardball tactics to navigate the social, political and national security issues that comes with law enforcement.
HUF Magazine Issue 76 Out Now!http://hufmagazine.com/huf-magazine-issue-76-out-now/
HUF Magazine Issue 76 Out Now!http://hufmagazine.com/huf-magazine-issue-76-out-now/
