King of the Hill Actor Jonathan Joss Shot and Killed in Suspect’s Confession

According to the police report, the fatal shooting took place around 7 PM on Sunday night. A woman had driven Joss from Austin, Texas, to his old home in San Antonio to pick up the mail; the house had been burnt down by a fire in January. This aligns with a statement that Joss’ husband made following the incident, indicating he was present during this trip.

Cole Hauser Revealed He Was Originally Considered for a Different Yellowstone Role

Discussing with THR, Cole Hauser opened up about his experience on Yellowstone. He shared that the series was initially pitched to him by co-creator John Linson, who is also known for Sons of Anarchy and Yellowstone. Initially, Linson and Sheridan were contemplating Hauser for one of the roles as John Dutton’s sons – either Kayce, Jamie, or Lee Dutton. However, Hauser was captivated by the character Rip Wheeler after reading the pilot script, and subsequently had a conversation with Taylor Sheridan. This conversation led to a broader development of the character, ultimately resulting in a more significant role for him. Here’s his exact quote:

“It came through John Linson, who I worked with on Sons of Anarchy. They were looking at me to play one of the Dutton boys—Kayce, Jamie, or Lee. But I read the pilot and was intrigued by Rip Wheeler. So I called Taylor Sheridan and we started talking about it. And then we expanded on the character to make him more prominent.

10 Epic War Movies That Got Everything Right, Ranked

As a cinema aficionado, I find that among various genres, an epic war film has an irresistible allure due to its potential to captivate the largest audience. It achieves this by excelling in every facet of dramatic storytelling – be it through an extraordinary plot, brilliant cinematic techniques, or a stellar cast. A masterfully crafted epic war movie can not only endure the passage of time but also offer profound insights, making it a timeless classic.

Sinners Breaks Box Office Record as One of the Decade’s Biggest Hits

As a passionate cinephile, it’s hard to ignore the impressive box office success of my favorite films. Among them, none has outshone others quite like “Sinners” did since its release on April 18, 2020. This original masterpiece has raked in an astounding $261 million domestically, making it the undisputed champion of the 2020s so far. Now, when it comes to a movie that comes close to “Sinners,” Pixar’s animated blockbuster, “Elemental,” is the one I’d point out, with a respectable $154 million earned in North American cinemas.