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'Chan Is Missing' Actor Was 99

Wood Moy, who starred as the cab driver in the acclaimed Wayne Wang noir film Chan Is Missing (1982), died Nov. 8, his family announced. He was 99. In the movie, Moy portrayed Jo, who is out to buy a taxi license with his nephew, Steve (Marc Hayashi). When Steves friend Chan disappears with the

'Pee-wees Playhouse' King of Cartoons Was 79

Gilbert Lewis, the character actor who played the kindly King of Cartoons on the first season of Pee-wees Playhouse, has died. He was 79. Lewis died May 7, according to a paid obituary. Paul Reubens (Pee-wee Herman) on his websitenoted his death, callingLewis a terrific actor and wonderful man very nice and very serious

'Sleepless in Seattle,' 'The Set-Up' Actor Was 100

Kevin OMorrison, a playwright and character actor who appeared in such films as The Set-Up and Sleepless in Seattle, has died. He was 100. OMorrison died Dec. 11 at a senior living facility in Lynnwood, Wash., his cousin Jim Davidson told The Hollywood Reporter.

'The Rest of Us' Review

First and second wives are natural enemies, one bitter and the other greedy: That well-traveled clich has fueled countless comedies and dramas alike. In its low-key way,The Rest of Us starring Heather Graham as the ex-spouse and Jodi Balfour as newly widowed Wife No. 2 upends those supposed truths. The helming debut of

Abbott Elementary Renewed for Season 4 at ABC

Class will stay in session at Abbott Elementary. Mere days after returning with its strikes-delayed and supersized third season, the Quinta Brunson comedy has been renewed for a fourth season at ABC. The news was announced by co-star William Stanford Davis (aka Mr. Johnson) on Saturday at the Television Critics Associations winter press tour, where