Patrick Hughes’ nostalgic buddy movie "The Man from Toronto" delivers light-on-its-feet fun, despite a needlessly overstuffed finale.

A meeting of the legends! For Woody Harrelson and Kevin Hart, getting to co-star in their new action-crime comedy The Man From Toronto was a real thrill. The pair recently spoke with ET's Kevin Frazier via video chat and the stars had nothing but praise for one another and the chance to share the screen.

More than 20 years ago, on November 24, 1999, the stakes couldn't have been higher for Sheriff Woody, Buzz Lightyear and the rest of their toy friends.After the surprise success of 1995's Toy Story, which was the first full-length movie to be made entirely using computer-generated imagery, the expectations were high for the long-awaited sequel, which had a troubled production shoot and many ...

To celebrate Father's Day, Kevin Hart and Woody Harrelson give their best advice to fellow dads. Watch the feel-good moment on "The Rundown."

Every Toy Story character has a similar warm effect on children and adults; kids are reminded of their own toys and families, while adults are reminded of their childhoods. The fond feeling people have for Woody, Buzz Lightyear and all the other characters across the Toy Story films isn’t lost on Tom Hanks, who voices Woody. His own adult daughter started crying when seeing the character in the ...

He was the delusional do-gooder that made up one half of Pixar’s O.G. dynamic duo, the Toy Story space cadet with the square chin, a savior complex and an unstoppable quest to rid the galaxy of the evil Emperor Zurg. His name was Buzz Lightyear, defender of decency and good dentistry throughout the cosmos, and thanks to his chemistry with a cowpoke named Woody, this popular (and highly ...

In an interview with the Sunday Times, James Patterson defended Woody Allen and claimed white male writers experience "racism."

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Talk about happiness at first sight! Married at First Sight couple Woody and Amani Randall have welcomed a baby boy. The Randalls welcomed the baby on June 3, and Amani tells ET, "It's still pretty early but we think he may look more like Wood, and he may have Woody's eyes." She added, "I think he has my nose."

First comes marriage, then comes baby in the baby carriage! Married at First Sight stars Woody and Amani Randall are officially parents after welcoming a baby boy named Reign Randall on June 3, E! News can confirm. The couple's first child weighed in at 6 lbs., 8 oz. and measured 20.5 inches long.

The Married at First Sight family continues to grow. The latest addition comes courtesy of Season 11 stars Woody and Amani Randall. They welcomed a baby boy on June 3. They named their son Reign Randall, the couple told PEOPLE.

Parents at first sight! Amani Aliyya gave birth on Friday, June 3, to her and Woody Randall’s first baby, Us Weekly confirms.“It’s still pretty early but we think he may look more like Woody, and he may have Woody’s eyes. I think he has my nose,” Aliyya, 31, said in a statement to Us.

A standing ovation is one thing. An eight-minute standing ovation at the Cannes Film Festival is a whole new arena of praise.Woody Harrelson’s latest on-screen venture, “Triangle of Sadness,” earned an impressive reception at the iconic festival over the weekend.

Ruben Ostlund discusses his way of developing his films, including Cannes competition title 'Triangle of Sadness' starring Woody Harrelson.

'Triangle of Sadness' team of Woody Harrelson, Ruben Ostlund will reunite for 'The Entertainment System is Down.'

“Triangle of Sadness” earned an eight-minute standing ovation after a screening that left the audience at Cannes’ Palais theater shrieking.

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A mural featuring Woody Allen, Gerard Depardieu and Johnny Depp raises eyebrows at one of Hollywood's favorite Cannes eateries.

Jacob Tremblay (“Wonder”) and BAFTA nominee Woody Norman (“C’mon C’mon”) will star in writer-director Paul Barry’s indie drama “The Skeleton Tree.”The project, based on Iain Lawrence’s 2016 novel, follows two boys whose lives are changed forever when they survive a boating accident and end up stranded on a remote Alaskan shore. Through environmental calamities and unimaginable obstacles, the two ...