News about Michael Stuhlbarg

Fans may best know him as the clean-shaven and suited up Kendall Roy from Succession. But Jeremy Strong was cutting a very different figure as he attended the 77th Annual Tony Awards Meet The Nominees Press Event in New York on Thursday. The actor, 45, looked unrecognizable rocking a mustache and hipster ensemble as he hit the red carpet.

The 55-year-old Boardwalk Empire actor is directing the play 'Patriots' about Vladimir Putin's ride in which he portrays Russian oligarch Boris Berezovsky. Stuhlbarg was reportedly assaulted while walking outside Central Park on the Upper East Side by Xavier Israel, 27, a homeless man with two previous arrests for assault under his belt, and the show began Monday evening. Israel reportedly struck the actor in the back of the neck with a rock, causing a scratch and bruise.

According to cops, Stuhlbarg, 55, was approached seemingly at random by the perpetrator in an upscale neighborhood close to Central Park on Sunday evening. Around 7:30 p.m., Xavier Israel, 27, threw a brick at his head, striking him in the back of the neck, while walking close to 90th and East Drive in the Upper East Side. Stuhlbarg suffered "minor injuries" and he chased Israel down to the Russian consulate in East 91st Street, where cops were stationed outside of him. In a dramatic security video obtained by DailyMail.com, a local business caught the chase on camera.

On Sunday Night, a homeless man on the Upper East Side reportedly approached Stuhlbard, 55, seemingly randomly. According to cops, the actor was walking near East 90th and East Drive about 7:45 p.m. when Xavier Israel, 27, assaulted him in the back of his neck with a brick. According to the Post, Israel is homeless and has been jailed for two assaults and a robbery in January 2022.

During his acceptance address at the Emmy Awards last night, Jesse Armstrong, 51, the British show Succession's creator, received backlash online after taking a "obscene" swipe at King Charles III. As he picked up the prize for Best Drama Series, the writer, who is best known for cult comedies such as 'The Thick of It' and 'Peep Show,' mused that it had been a "big week for successions." Armstrong later stated that there had been "a bit more voting involved" in Succession's victory over Emmy than King Charles' ascension to the throne, a remark that sparked a lot of skepticism on the internet. Several commentators criticized the ill-judged timing of his parody, while others slammed his'sleazy, snotty, and obscene' quips with the UK still in a national mourning period.

Zendaya has been named one of the evening's top performers after winning in the Lead Actress category for Euphoria at the 74th Primetime Emmy Awards. At the star-studded gala, the 26-year-old Oakland, California native received the award for the second time - she was praised in 2020 for the first season of the HBO drama. Jodie Comer (Killing Eve), Laura Linney (Ozark), Melanie Lynskey (Yellowjackets), Sandra Oh (Killing Eve), and Reese Witherspoon were all winners in an exciting field. Zendaya said in her acceptance address, "this means so much." Thank you so much. I'm so proud to be among you all day during Euphoria's amazing, witty cast and crew.

Murray Bartlett, an Australian actor, received Best Supporting Actor in a Limited Series or Movie for his role as Armond in The White Lotus at the 74th Primetime Emmy Awards in Los Angeles on Monday evening. Jake Lacy (The White Lotus), Will Poulter (Dopesick), Seth Rogen (Pam & Tommy), Peter Sarsgaard (Dopesick), and Steve Zahn (The White Lotus) were among his castmates who performed well, including Jake Lacy (The White Lotus), Matthew Rogen (Dopesick), Michael Stuhlbarg (Dopesick).

Timothée Chalamet is back on the big screen, this time alongside "Waves" actor Taylor Russell, as the two characters enter an unusual romance. "Bones and All" based on Camille DeAngelis' 2015 book of the same name is an indie coming-of-age story about first love Maren (Russell) and Lee (Chalamet), who embark on a thousand-mile journey as they are haunted by their horrific pasts. Oh, and Maren's cannibalistic tendencies. According to Deadline, the film's makers describe it as "a liberating road odyssey of two young people coming into their own, looking for identity, and pursuing beauty in a world where people can't accept who they are." "The "heart of the film is tender and affectionate toward them," director Luca Guadagno says.