James Gunn says Frank Grillo 'is a terrible dancer' in new 'Peacemaker' season 2 credits - Entertainment Weekly

John Cena, who starred as the patriotic mercenary Christopher Smith in James Gunn's "Peacemaker," recently said that he understands why the show is no longer a top priority for Gunn, who served as the TV series' writer, creator and showrunner. In an interview with "Happy, Sad, Confused" podcast host Josh Horowitz, the actor first answered the question of if audiences had seen the last of the fan-favorite anti-hero. "You need a different guy in this chair," said Cena, ostensibly referring to Gunn. When asked if he'd been in costume since Season 2 wrapped, Cena replied, "No," adding, "When I put that helmet on, I told James, I'm like, 'Dude, I'll put this helmet on as long as you need me to.' He makes me a better performer, so I love being around him. "More from VarietyCena continued, noting that when Gunn wrote what would become "Peacemaker," he had just done "Guardians of the Galaxy," and then "got invited to DC. He had one crew to mess around with: the Suicide Squad.

Even today I vividly remember the forcible disappearance of my father Dr. Deen Mohammed Baloch. It was June 28, 2009 at 5 a.m. The mobile phone rang, and kept ringing until my mother picked it up. The caller was an orderly from a public hospital in Khuzdar, Balochistan province. He delivered the worst news: My father had been abducted by intelligence agencies while he was on a night shift. June brings the tormenting flashback in its worst forms. That day 17 years ago robbed me of my childhood, bringing me to the streets to protests for the release of my forcibly disappeared father – or at least for his family to finally learn his whereabouts.

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TV veterans Téa Leoni and Tim Daly are married in real life, and now they're playing a couple who rushes into marriage on the new NBC sitcom "Newlyweds. " But did Friday's premiere make you want to stick around past the honeymoon? When we meet Jeanie (Leoni) and James (Daly), they're grumbling about being stuck on yet another blind date. But when they see each other, they're instantly smitten. They seem like complete opposites — she's an eighth-grade teacher who seizes the day; he's a philosophy professor who keeps his feet firmly on the ground — but there's definitely a spark there. When his talk of roasting vegetables gets her hot, they end up in bed together, and they're still glowing the next morning... until he explains he has to go to Norway for a month.