Those Hazzard County boys are back together. At least, they were at Gallatin Comic Con 2023 in Tennessee this past weekend. The Dukes of Hazzard stars John Schneider (Bo Duke), Tom Wopat (Luke Duke), and Catherine Bach (Daisy Duke) reunited to connect with fans, along with castmates Byron Cherry (Coy Duke), Jeff Altman (Hughie Hogg), and Rick Hurst (Deputy Cletus Hogg). Bach and Schneider spoke with Fox News Digital at the event and teased the potential for a reboot, something fans have long discussed, hoping Dukes might get the same treatment as other '80s shows like Hawaii Five-O, Night Court, and Quantum Leap. Read More...
About the most dried-up genre in any medium these days is the road-trip journey, in which one family member suggests the clan venture out to explore some serious Life Lessons. (Witness this year’s biggest indie film, Little Miss Sunshine.) So it’s with great surprise that Julia Cho’s delicate Durango manages to both embrace and subvert its origins with finely wrought skill. A widowed, just-laid-off 56-year-old Korean dad (James Saito) takes a car trip to Colorado with his two dissimilar sons — a 21-year-old slacker/med-school hopeful (James Yaegashi, pictured) and a sexually confused, eager-to-please teen (Jon Norman Schneider); dirty laundry is aired, secrets are revealed. Read More...
Even the manliest moviegoer likes to have a good cry from time to time. Bill Murray knew that much in Stripes when he asked his platoon to raise their hands if they cried when Old Yeller died. We fellas may appear to be emotionally bulletproof sitting through female-friendly weepies like Steel Magnolias and Beaches, but throw a dog into the mix and the floodgates tend to bust wide open. Hollywood’s been hip to this for ages, going back as far as 1943’s Lassie Come Home — a perennial that defies you not to reach for the Kleenex. Read More...
