News about Peter Farrelly

When celebrating the premiere of his upcoming film Ricky Stanicky with wife Shay Shariatzadeh, John Cena gave a rather dapper appearance. At the premiere of the Prime Video film in New York City, the 46-year-old actor and his 35-year-old wife were all smiling. Cena appeared on the red carpet with director Peter Farley and co-stars Jeff Ross, Anja Savcic, Andrew Santino, Jermaine Fowler, and Lex Scott Davis.

In a rollicking trailer for Ricky Stanicky, Peter Farley's latest film, Zac Efron recruits John Cena to be his fake best friend. Ricky Stanicky is a fictional character created by three of Zac and comedians Andrew Santino and Jermaine Fowler's best friends. When the three of them want to go away together or get out of a situation, they call on their fake friend Ricky, who needs them.

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John Cena is completely embraceing his feminine role in his latest R-rated comedy role, giving audiences a look at what they've never seen before from the former WWE Superstar. On Thursday, filming on his new film, titled Ricky Stanicky, the 45-year-old actor showcased his incredibly muscular legs while wearing thigh high stockings and a short plaid mini skirt. The hunk, whose expression often referred to 'you can't see me,' is playing the titular role in the film, directed by Peter Farley. "You can't see me," says Dumb and Dumber director Peter Farley.

While shooting his latest comedy film, a movie star looked unrecognizable with full make-up and a rather unflattering cast. In not only television and films, but also the ring, the 45-year-old actor has showcased his dashing looks and brawny physique, but details on his new project in Melbourne were not revealed. The actor had powder white make-up all over his chiseled face, as well as dark black deeply arched eyebrows painted on top of red lipstick. He wore a baggy jacket, button down-striped shirt, and shorts set that disguised his svelte figure.

For Zac Efron, portraying a true-life figure is not outright. Ted Bundy, the terrifying but charismatic serial killer on Netflix's "Extreme Wicked, Shockingly Evil, and Vile," is back to the screen in a new true-story adaptation, "The Greatest Beer Run Ever." The forthcoming Apple TV+ film is based on Joanna Molloy and John "Chickie" Donohue's "The Greatest Beer Run Ever: A Memoir of Friendship, Loyalty, and War," which is the latter of whom is played on camera by Efron. Donohue is followed by filmmaker Peter Farrlly as he travels to Vietnam at the Vietnam War to bring beers to his Vietnamese friends who are wounded. Quite right, actually. The plot itself seems spooky, so let's dedelve into the truth behind "The Greatest Beer Run Ever," which is available on Apple TV+ on September 30. Here's a look at what really happened.

On August 15, Better Call Saul, the hit spin-off sequel to its widely circulated predecessor Breaking Bad, wrapped up its six-season run. AMC has revealed that Bob Odenkirk and Giancarlo Esposito will not be leaving the network's fold right away, witnessing the subtleties they added to their iconic characters over the years. In the network's latest series Straight Man, Odenkirk, who played ethically challenged lawyer Saul Goodman to perfection in Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, will appear, while Esposito, the man behind the drug dealing Gustavo Fring character on both AMC shows, will play the lead role.