'The Hunger Games' Exclusive Character Poster: Gale

For 'Hunger Games' fans on Team Gale, the odds are definitely in your favor. Moviefone is happy to debut a brand-new character poster highlighting your favorite non-Katniss District 12 hunter, Gale Hawthorne. Played in the adaptation of Suzanne Collins' worldwide phenomenon by Liam Hemsworth, Gale is Katniss Everdeen's (Jennifer Lawrence) best friend, confidant and hunting partner. Check out the poster ahead. [Click for the full-size image] Gale isn't the only 'Hunger Games' character getting the poster treatment; Katniss (via Yahoo!), Peeta (via MTV), Rue (via Teen.com), Cato (via MSN Movies), Haymitch (via IGN), Effie (via EW) and Cinna (via Fandango) each have one as well. Starring Lawrence, Hemsworth, Josh Hutcherson, Woody Harrelson, Elizabeth Banks, Lenny Kravitz, Donald Sutherland and Stanley Tucci, 'The Hunger Games' arrives in theaters on March 23, 2012. If you haven't marked that on your calendar yet, you're obviously doing something wrong. [Photo: Lionsgate] 'Hunger Games' Photos See All Moviefone Galleries » Follow Moviefone on Twitter Like Moviefone on Facebook RELATED

Obama Dismisses Republican Rivals on 'Tonight Show' (Video)

In an interview taped Tuesday morning for broadcast on that night'sThe Tonight Show With Jay Leno, President Barack Obama told the talk show host that he has not been watching the debates among his prospective Republican rivals.our editor recommendsObama's Trip to L.A. Sparks Criticism, Jokes Around the InternetPresident Obama to Hollywood: 'I Never Promised You Easy'Obama Addresses Hollywood: Reelection Won't Be as Sexy as His First CampaignDisappointed Hollywood Giving Obama Cold ShoulderPresident Obama Sets Two Hollywood Fundraisers (Exclusive) "I'm going to wait until everybody is voted off the island," the president quipped to laughter and applause. PHOTOS: 10 Hollywood Players That Will Make a Difference in the 2012 Elections On a more serious note, Obama told Leno that he believes Americans are weary of the congressional Republicans' reflexive opposition to his legislative program. "Look, I think the things that folks across the country are most fed up with, whether you are a Democrat, Republican, Independent, is putting party ahead of country or putting the next election ahead of the next generation," the president said. Similarly, when Leno asked Obama how he felt about GOP criticism of his decision to withdraw American troops from Iraq by the end of the year, the chief executive replied, "It's shocking that they opposed something I proposed." PHOTOS: Best Presidents in Film and Television Asked by Leno for his reaction to the execution of Libyan strongman Moammar Gadhafiby insurgents in that country, Obama mused: "Well, this is somebody who, for 40 years, has terrorized his country and supported terrorism. And he had an opportunity during the Arab spring to finally let loose of his grip on power and to peacefully transition into democracy. We gave him ample opportunity, and he wouldn't do it. And obviously, you never like to see anybody come to the kind of end that he did, but I think it obviously sends a strong message around the world to dictators that people long to be free and they need to respect the human rights and the universal aspirations of people." PHOTOS: Box Office Politics: The Movies and Stars Dems vs. GOPers Love (and Love to Hate) Though Obama did not say so, the latter comment seemed aimed at Syrian President Bashar Assad, who is locked in a violent struggle with reform-minded dissidents in his country. In the customary monologue preceding his conversation with Obama, Leno quipped that the president's visit to the show -- his second since his election was part of an effort to raise money "for a huge disaster relief project. It's called NBC. We can't let another corporation go under." Related Topics Barack Obama Jay Leno Politics

MTVs Jersey Shoreline Slips In Season 4 Finale

What rises must come lower. There's no series whose rankings have stored growing indefinitely, as well as MTV’s mega hit Jersey Shoreline isn't immuned from that, posting its first season-to-season decline in the finale last evening. The closer from the Jersey gang’s Italian adventure came 6.six million audiences, curing the upward trend of four.8 million for that Season 1 finale, 6.a million for Season 2 and 7.six million for Season 3. The finale seemed to be lower in the 4th season premiere, which came some 8.8 million audiences, probably the most ever to have an MTV series debut. Jersey Shoreline‘s demo rankings continue to be very potent. Last evening’s finale published a 3.7 rating in grown ups 18-49, beating everything on broadcast TV besides CBS’ The Large Bang Theory and Fox’s coverage around the globe Series.

Movieline's Week in Review: Well, What If We Grabbed Our Knife On You?

Friday! Huzzah! Time to gather some friends for a fun night out getting beaten senseless on a Vancouver sidewalk — or, if partying Shia-style isn’t your bag, feel free to just trawl through the lively memories gathered in Movieline’s Week in Review. It’s all here, with more delight to come in the days ahead from the winsome wit of Louis Virtel. Don’t be a stranger, and have a great weekend! · Shia LaBeouf learned the crucial lesson of never bringing a knife allusion to a drunken ass-whipping. · Ellen Barkin is fuckin’ back, baby! · Matthew Broderick and Alec Baldwin led our whirlwind Hamptons Film Festival coverage. · Thanks to this week’s illustrious interviewees Zachary Quinto, Jake Kasdan and Verge designee J.C. Chandor. · Lists! We got your lists, from the future of 3-D Victorian literary adaptations to women’s sports flicks to all the Three Musketeers history you can stand. · A Pixar devotee supplied the week’s unlikeliest nightmare fuel. · Get all the Olsen goods this week with Elizabeth in the sublime Martha Marcy May Marlene and Mary-Kate and Ashley in the Bad Movie We Love NY Minute. · Oscar Index rolled into its second month. Is it February yet?

Iranian Filmmaker Jafar Panahi Faces Six-Year Stretch After Sentence Upheld

In some manner this wound up past us a couple of days ago, but Iran has already established another step toward silencing one of the country’s most critical filmmakers after an appeals court upheld a six-year jail sentence, according to various reviews that incorporated the us government-run newspaper Iran. According to that newspaper: “The charges he was sentenced for are acting against national security and propaganda in the regime.” Uncle Mohammad Rasoulof also faced a six-year sentence, that was knocked lower to at least one year. Panahi’s sentence includes a 20-year stop on making films, and traveling abroad. The convictions against Panahi and Rasoulof motivated an outcry among filmmakers, Amnesty Worldwide and worldwide film festivals this year. Panahi’s lawyers apparently appeals again, but the situation is searching dire with an award-winning filmmaker who freely mourned the deaths of protesters inside the presidential elections, and reviews say he and Rasoulof apparently developed a film in regards to the aftermath. This really is really exactly the same government that barbarically sentenced actress Marzieh Vafamehr to 90 lashes together with annually jail time for turning up throughout my Tehran Available, and which referred to as Cannes Film Festival for “fascist behavior” if the banned director Lars von Trier for his dopey comments about Nazis produced in a press conference for Melancholia. Panahi won the digital camera d’Or at Cannes for your 1995 film The White-colored Balloon, as well as the festival pointedly added films by Panahi and Rasoulof towards the type in May.

Ron Ross Apparently Make the hospital Second Time

First Launched: October 15, 2011 10:31 AM EDT Credit: WireImage BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -- Caption Ron Ross attends the house Party music video shoot in Atlanta, GA, on October 2, 2011Rapper Ron Ross was apparently make the hospital in Alabama after getting experienced two medical scares in six several hours that needed planes being diverted. The initial scare came Friday mid-day as Ross was around the Fuel Prices flight from Fort Lauderdale, Fla., to Memphis, Tenn., where Ross was scheduled to appear inside a College of Memphis basketball event your evening. The plane returned to Florida after Ross experienced an unspecified condition. He was treated inside a Fort Lauderdale hospital, which he even tweeted after: Memphis here' come. But after Ross leaped a Memphis-bound private jet, it made an unscheduled landing in Birmingham, Ala., because the 34-year-old singer experienced another condition, Memphis basketball coach Josh Pastner told a crowd within the Friday evening event where Ross wound up being to look. On his approach to Memphis, Pastner mentioned, he required to make another emergency landing, in Birmingham. He got really sick again, plus they have to hurry him for the er. WMC-TV in Memphis reported that Ross experienced another medical seizure combined with been make the hospital. What is the news station mentioned the school of Alabama-Birmingham Hospital wouldn't discuss his condition. A hospital speaker told The Connected Press that nobody by Rosss title or his real title, William Leonard Roberts II, was listed just like a patient. An er representative, stating federal privacy laws and regulations and rules, mentioned she could not browse the identity of anybody undergoing treatment there. Birmingham airport terminal terminal speaker Toni Bast confirmed for the Connected Press the private plane traveling from Fort Lauderdale to Memphis made an unscheduled landing in Birmingham around 5:30 p.m. because of a medical emergency, but she could not provide anymore particulars. Calls to Ross publicist within the AP were not returned Friday. Ross was scheduled to complete Friday evening within the College of Memphis basketball teams evening time opening practice event, Memphis Madness. Government physiques mentioned Ross was round the Fuel Prices flight when he experienced the initial medical episode around 1 p.m. The flight, moving 121 people, returned to Fort Lauderdale. Mike Jachles, a representative for Broward Sheriff Fire Save, mentioned the flight showed up at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood Airport terminal Terminal and was met by paramedics. They completed what Jachles referred to as advanced existence-support care, though this did not include CPR. Jachles could not specify what exact care Ross was presented with, but he mentioned the artist was stable, breathing, conscious and alert. Ross reaches a chair when paramedics showed up at him which he walked in the plane, Jachles mentioned. He was arrived at a terminal area where he was examined just before being moved for the hospital being examined. Jachles mentioned there's your physician around the flight who had tried to help Ross, though he could not say what, contrary, the doctor did. Nobody told us, either once we informed, sent or in this region, no mention consists of CPR being began or happening, Jachles mentioned. Immediately after going to a healthcare facility, Ross contacted Memphis government bodies to see them he used to be coming. He referred to as an connect within our staff and mentioned not to believe what's available which hes on his approach to perform at Memphis Madness, Lamar Chance, a university athletics department representative, mentioned Friday mid-day. He referred to as us, Pastner referred to Friday evening. We spoken to him following a doctors removed him. He mentioned it absolutely was the altitude. Videos on his Twitter page Friday evening shown a relaxed Ross speaking from an plane chair round the second flight and promising to appear as scheduled in Memphis. The Miami-based gangsta rapper acquired fame along with his husky voice and lyrics that spotlighted the grimier side of Miami existence. He grew to become among raps most broadly used figures lately. Ross features a new album entitled God Forgives, I Dont, likely to be in December. The hefty emcees hits include Aston Martin Music, 'B.M.F. (Coming Money Fast) and Hustlin. Copyright 2011 with the Connected Press. All rights reserved. These elements is probably not launched, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

Portal Director Plans Crime Of Century

Sci-fi heist from Fast 5 writerBack in August, commercials director Dan Trachtenberg turned some heads (about seven million of them) with his impressive YouTube-posted short based on Valve's Portal videogames. If it was intended as a calling-card, it worked, since Trachtenberg has just been "attached" by Universal to Crime of the Century.Portal: No Escape was, as you'd expect, heavy on the slick sci-fi visuals (there was no cake, but thenthe cake is a lie), and it seems that we can expect something stylistically similar from Crime of the Century. Deadline describe it as "a high-octane heist thriller with a science-fiction twist".Given that the film will be produced by Fast 5 and Wanted writer Chris Morgan, "high octane" sounds about right. Morgan is currently the golden boy at Universal, with a two-year first-look deal. Crime of the Century is currently only at the pitch stage, but the studio were obviously keen on what they heard. It will actually be written by Daniel Kunka (Twelve Rounds) though, since Morgan is somewhat busy preparing Fast & Furious 6 (hooray!). The sign of a good manager is knowing when to delegate...

Telemundo to host Republican primary debate

NBCU'S Telemundo is enjoying the advantages of the Republican Party's boycott of market leader Univision by hosting its first Primary Republican presidential debate at the begining of December. The primetime debate is going to be broadcast reside in The spanish language from Vegas with Telemundo news anchor Jose Diaz-Balart moderating. Debate will concentrate on key issues highly relevant to the Hispanic community including jobs, health, education and immigration. What they are called of taking part GOP candidates continue to be to become determined. Telemundo has simulcast political debates with NBC News previously but this is actually the very first time it'll produce and broadcast it solo, having its own talent with a sharper focus on Hispanic issues. The GOP candidates, brought by Mitt Romney, Herman Cain, Ron Perry, Jon Huntsman and Bachmann Wanted, are boycotting Univision's The month of january 2012 debate in solidarity with Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla). Inside a Miami Herald report at the begining of October, Rubio alleged that Univision agreed to tone lower or scrap a This summer 11 report about his brother-in-law, who had been charged of offering drugs in 1989, when the senator made an appearance on its Sunday news program "Al Punto." Univision declines this and it is standing behind its news prexy Isaac Lee, after a little GOP people required he be fired. Contact the range newsroom at news@variety.com

Roush Review: Last Man Standing

Tim Allen Even TV comfort food has an expiration date. So it is with Tim Allen's comeback vehicle on the network that made him a star.Last Man Standing (tonight, 8/7c, ABC) is basically a weary, gender-reversed version of Allen's hit Home Improvement. Only real difference is that this time, Allen's the only guy in a household of females: a long-suffering wife (Nancy Travis, who tends to sit back with a glass of wine and smile at her husband's boorish jokes) and three shrill daughters, including a single mom, a spoiled princess and a tomboy (the latter played by Kaitlyn Dever, who was so terrific on Justified as scrappy little Loretta and is one of many talents being wasted here).Want more fall TV news? Subscribe to TV Guide Magazine now!As I noted in the Fall Preview issue, "This According to Tim vehicle will feel like Old Home (Improvement) Week to his legion of fans, but the buzz of nostalgia may be drowned out by the yawn of familiarity over such a hammy retread." Allen is now playing a variation on Tim Taylor as Grumpy Old Man: this time called Mike Baxter, who works for an outdoor sporting goods company that reeks of testosterone. Or, as Mike announces with pride when he walks into the office: "It smells like balls in here."Mothballs, maybe. (Although compared to ABC's other "woe is man" show it's being paired with next week, the unbearable Man Up!, this feels like a modern classic.)Instead of having a TV show on which to spout his gems of chauvinist wisdom, Mike is put in charge of the company's website, where he rails in very extreme webcam close-up against all manner of metrosexual "What happened to men?" offenses: citrus body wash, hair gel, tanning beds, even soccer as "Europe's covert war for the hearts and minds of America's kids." Cutting edge it's not, but that's not what this brand of middlebrow mugging is all about.As one of his daughters says in the second of tonight's back-to-back episodes, "He's just angry because ... we really don't know why." And it's pretty much impossible to care, since we've heard it all before, and it was funnier and fresher the first time around.Subscribe to TV Guide Magazine now!

Albanian Oscar entry disqualified

'The Forgiveness of Blood'Albania's choice for foreign-language Oscar race, American director Joshua Marston's "The Forgiveness of Blood," has been disqualified after the Academy decided it did not have enough local input.Marston's film, shot on location in the Balkans country with a largely local crew and creative team, is about the modern impact of the country's tradition of blood feuds.With a Berlinale Silver Bear-award winning script that was co-written by an Albanian and dialogue that is all Albanian, the film was nominated late September after the Albanian Oscar committee checked that it met Academy Award criteria.But after the director of "Amnesty," one of three other local films that failed to make the cut, complained, the Academy revisited the issue last week and decided to disqualify "Blood."Bujar Alimani had written a formal letter of complaint to the Albanian National Center of Cinematography demanding that Marston's film be disqualified on that grounds that it was a mainly American production.That appears to have found a target in Los Angeles, where an Academy Awards committee is understood to have reviewed the decision and disqualified Marston's film last week on the grounds that it failed to meet local crew composition criteria.At a meeting Friday in Tirana, Albanian Oscar selectors that included all but one of the committee that had originally picked Marston's film, took another vote and "Amnesty" was officially selected as the country's nomination for foreign-lingo film.The committee consisted of film industry professionals, Esat Musliu, Bujar Lako, Durim Neziri, and Agron Tufa but not writer Teodor Laco."The one board members who was most outspoken for 'The Forgiveness of Blood,' writer Teodor Laco, didn't attend the meeting for personal reasons," a film industry source in Tirana told Variety on Sunday.The decision in L.A. to overrule the earlier nomination was not well received by some in Tirana.Artan Minarolli, head of the ANCC, told Variety: "The board in Albania voted for 'Forgiveness of Blood' for some [particular] reasons. The most important are: The film is 100% in Albanian Language. The story and the support of Albania, too, is strong in this film. The producer is Albanian and one of the major producers here. He and the director spent a long time in Albania before the shooting and developed the script and the project in close relationship with Albanian and technical people."Minarolli added that he had tried to explain to the Academy committee in Los Angeles that because Albania has a small film industry it is inevitably closely connected with foreign professionals and all local films involve the participation of foreign creative talent and crew."It is a cosmopolitan cinema that tries to survives through cultural exchange. In the past Albania was totally isolated; today we try to find reality in cinema and to make up for the time we lost over the past 50 years. The Academy needs to understand this."However, Alimani, director of "Amnesty" welcomed the decision.He told Variety that the original decision had been in "violation of the rules of the Academy itself; my protest was not for personal purposes, but because I feel that Albania has cinematographers who can be represented at a world level; selecting my film 'Amnesty' as the official Albanian nomination gives hope to young moviemakers in Albania and honors the work of all my staff."Marston, who learned Albanian during the making of his film, "The Forgiveness of Blood," said: "It's disappointing, to be sure. There was so much Albanian creative involvement in the making of the film. For the Academy to focus only on six key crew positions as the barometer of its Albanian-ness, to me, is sad."He added: "The film ['The Forgiveness of Blood'] is made by Albanians, in Albania, about Albania and in the Albanian language. And yet a great film like Kaurismaki's 'Le Havre,' which was shot in France with a French cast and a French story, qualifies as Finnish? And 'As If I Am Not There,' which was shot in the Balkans and is in Serbo-Croat with a cast from that region, qualifies as Irish? It's absurd."I think there's a problem with the system when Hollywood claims to know better than the submitting country whether a film belongs to them. It is incredibly disempowering and disenchanting for a country with a young film industry." Contact the Variety newsroom at news@variety.com

Jennifer Hudson a No-Show at Michael Jackson Tribute Concert

The Michael Jackson Tribute Concert at Cardiff, Wales's Millenium Stadium Saturday evening was full of performances by major functions including Beyoncé (via video), Christina Aguilera, Leona Lewis, Gladys Dark night and Cee-Lo Eco-friendly. The cherry on the top was set to become a closing performance by Academy Award-winning actress and Grammy Award-winning singer Jennifer Hudson.our editor recommends'Michael Jackson: The Existence of the Icon' Trailer Hits the net (Video)Michael Jackson Tribute Concert Continues Despite ProblemsBlack Eyed Peas Take Out of Michael Jackson Tribute Concert STORY: Michael Jackson Tribute Concert Continues Despite Problems However, Hudson did not appear. Saturday mid-day she described the final-minute decision on her behalf twitter. "To my United kingdom fans which were visiting the MJ show in Wales: I'll no more be attending because of major production issues," she tweeted. "I'd have thought they [the show's producers] might have informed all of you right now, so since they didn't, I'm. Thank u for the support." Hudson wasn't the very first artist to drag from the show: the Black Eyed Peas drawn out a week ago, stating "inevitable conditions." Event coordinators had trouble arranging top-title functions for that event. STORY: Jesse Jackson Won't Perform at Michael Jackson Tribute Concert Based on TMZ, Hudson felt the tribute show's producers didn't offer her the background music she was set to do over time on her to train. However, TMZ cites other sources saying Hudson received her music simultaneously because the night's other entertainers. Hudson had already signed her contract coupled with apparently been compensated entirely for that event. However, a repetition for that singer states the show's producers "completely understood." Related Subjects Jennifer Hudson Michael Jackson

Why People Two-Hour Reality Shows Are Not going away soon

Dwts Overcome by all people two-hour reality shows? You aren't on your own, along with the systems admit it's a great watch. Nonetheless they still make the most of people supersized series - so be ready to see a lot more shows go the expansion route. Two-hour episodes was formerly rare, and limited to special key occasions. But the thing that was whenever a stunt is becoming standard, as two-hour series like Dwts, The Sing-Off, The Finest Loser as well as the X-Factor all occupy plenty of on-air property - sometimes eating up around four several hours of programming each week (if extended results shows and recap special deals are incorporated). "I am unsure anyone who thinks sitting for just two several hours is terrific," confesses one network professional. "It's a large commitment, and they're so unbelievably padded with garbage... In the start from the television season people could go, 'There are things If only to have a look at (rather than) watching this for just two several hours." Audiences are showing signs and signs and symptoms of fatigue, as numerous people shows publish double-digit ratings declines this fall. Dancing is gloomier 18% among audiences versus. a year ago, while Loser has lost 17% of the audience. A producer in a single of people shows confesses that audiences are overcome. "Two seasons ago we started talking about yanking for an hour approximately, but nobody wants to make it happen,In . according to him. Like, despite people ratings drops, systems like two-hour shows because audiences continue being more vulnerable to stay than once the credits roll and also the other show happens. "Once the show is nice you also appear to check out it, you'll probably say," another network professional states. "Something must be really dangerous towards the ratings to go to lower. Plus it constitutes a couple of of those shows feel bigger." For a lot of two-hour shows, audiences build with the evening, making that last half an hour most likely probably the most valuable. Wednesday night's episode in the X Factor, for example, started offered with a 3.5 rating inside the grownups 18-49 demo inside the first half an hour, and produced to some 4.3 rating within the final half an hour. "Performance shows are better to grow if someone makes them compelling enough," one professional states. "But we have plenty of negative feedback for your results shows. But every year we learn how to do them better." Meanwhile, costs might be amortized over two several hours - an important distinction, as reality shows have more costly. "Because the show reaches become more effective, it reaches be pricey," one producer states. "A powerful way to amortize one hour is making it two several hours. Then that second hour becomes a part of just what the first hour cost. You obtain in to a situation when a preliminary hour set you back $ 1 as well as the second costs 50 cents, your average is 75 cents hourly. In this era everybody needs to become smarter in the manner we produce these shows." Furthermore to lowering production costs, talent and producers love the two-hour episodes because most of them get paid out per hour - which essentially doubles their salary. "We now have changed people lives if this involves these two hour shows," states a producer. "They're working the identical period of time. Nonetheless they negotiate an hour or so approximately rate, and vary from 35 several hours of pay to 70 several hours of pay. This can be a completely lifestyle." But systems have become wise and starting to barter lower costs for hour two. "I've come across deals now where the systems pay 50% for hour two," producer states. Meanwhile, given the amount of filming that occurs on many reality shows, the two-hour shows no less than allow producers an chance to make use of really that footage. Often it helps story development, and frequently it stretches things out a lot of (a critique of shows like the Apprentice, which started off just like a one-hour series). Extreme Transformation: Home Edition executive producer George Verschoor states he relishes doing more extended episodes: "Throughout my show we have a lot more content and extreme elements than can fit. Getting amount of time in 2 several hours to see the story does present some challenges, but we ensure we format the show and pace it to have the ability to keep the audience up-to-date in with the whole structure of those two several hours." Adds fellow Home Edition executive producer Brady Connell, "Once we get thousands of people arriving to help and therefore many story lines, it's frustrating whenever we must edit it lower to have an hour." Among the approaching shows making the weekly leap in a single hour to two: The second season of ABC's Extreme Transformation: Fat Loss Edition, which every single week tales another participant's yearlong weightloss program. "It's a strange conundrum," one producer states. "I'm now getting paid out two occasions as much (and) I'm capable of show more character development. But it's a great request from the viewer." Subscribe to TV Guide Magazine now!

'Killing' actress changes for 'Golf Pro'

LehmanCapitalizing round the warmth created by her role on AMC's "The Killing," Kristin Lehman has signed onto join Colin Firth and Emily Blunt in Mix Creek Pictures' dark comedy "Arthur Newman, Golf Professional."Firth stars as Wallace Avery, a man who hates his job which is despised by his family. Feeling he missed his shot at living the dream, he decides to fake their very own dying making up a brand new identity. When he meets a young lady (Blunt) along with her own troubled past, the duo start entering empty houses to pose since the absent entrepreneurs.Lehman may have Firth's ex-wife, who lives utilizing their boy and her new husband.Ads helmer Dante Ariola is pointing in the script by Becky Johnston, who'll produce with Mix Creek's John Oliver and Alisa Tager. Production is skedded to do this month in New You are able to.Lehman, who formerly came out round the bigscreen in "The Sentinel" and "The obvious method of the Gun," recently wrapped Anonymous Content's thriller "Loft." She plays Gwen Eaton, the campaign agent and secret lover of mayoral candidate Darren Richmond (Billy Campbell) on "The Killing."Lehman is repped by Domain Talent, OAZ and attorney Diane Golden. Contact Rob Sneider at rob.sneider@variety.com

Keck's Exclusives: Chuck Casts Sarah's Mom

Cheryl Ladd Before NBC's Chuck signs off, the spy caper will finally introduce us to Sarah's never-before-seen mother. Cheryl Ladd, who replaced Farrah Fawcett on the original Charlie's Angels, will play mama Emma in the eighth episode, set to air in January 2012. There's a reason Emma's been absent from her daughter's life for the past five years - it turns out the two have a "complicated" past. In addition to Chuck, Cheryl will also appear on CBS's NCIS later this month as a love interest for David McCallum's Ducky. Subscribe to TV Guide Magazine now!

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