News about Neal McDonough

Neal McDonough, 57, shot into fame in the 1990s and early 2000s, filming a slew of major movies and television shows, but his career came to a halt in 2010 after he was barred from participating in a slew of big movies and shows due to his Catholic faith and loving union with his wife, Ruvé Robertson. In a 2019 appearance, the actor spoke about what led to his decision - as well as the down spiral that he started after being fired, and TikTok's admissions have recently resurfaced. Neal admitted in the video that he was so'crushed' over being dropped from his position that he started 'wallowing in self-pity,' turning to alcohol to dull his chronic pain, and finally arriving at the 'lowest' stage in his life. He said he didn't work for years, had to give up his Los Angeles home, and felt he had 'lost it all.'

Neal McDonough, the current Minority Reporter, was arrested and interrogated by police after his house hunting efforts sparked the eyebrows of one very concerned local. According to TMZ, a man who was behaving suspiciously in a Westlake Village neighborhood earlier this week. Since reportedly seeing him driving through the neighborhood, emerging from his car and knocking on doors, the caller feared he was casing the area and causing trouble.

Sequels dominated the box office over the weekend, January 27-29, but there were some unexpected debuts, including an international thriller, a Christian-themed apocalyptic film, and a concert film starring a Grammy award-winning actor. For the seventh week in a row, Avatar: The Way of Water has dominated the box office. Pandora's fantasy adventure set on the world of Pandora recently earned four Oscar nominations, including one for Best Picture ahead of its weekend triumph, which earned $15.7 million. According to Deadline, the James Cameron-directed sequel has risen above Star Wars: The Last Jedi to become the eleventh highest grossing film of all time.