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On Severance, Lumon corporation’s Dr. Mauer, played by Robby Benson, is the testing floor’s chameleon. “I had four wigs, aside from all of my beards and mustaches,” Robby says of the enigmatic character who is Gemma Scout’s jailer, torturer and greatest admirer. “I’m almost 70, so this is my sixth decade of working, and I’m really proud of the work I did in Severance,” he exclusively tells Closer. For fans of Robby’s starring roles in film and theater, Dr. Mauer feels like quite a departure.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Katie Bruno

Yahoo is using AI to generate takeaways from this article. This means the info may not always match what's in the article. Reporting mistakes helps us improve the experience.Generate Key TakeawaysOn Severance, Lumon corporation’s Dr. Mauer, played by Robby Benson, is the testing floor’s chameleon. “I had four wigs, aside from all of my beards and mustaches,” Robby says of the enigmatic character who is Gemma Scout’s jailer, torturer and greatest admirer.

1 week ago | closerweekly.com | Louise A. Barile |Katie Bruno

Few people can brag that the future Queen of England made them a cup of coffee, but it happened to former royal gardener Jack Stooks. “I was at her garden one day. She came outside and said, ‘Would you like a drink?’” he exclusively tells Closer.

1 week ago | lifeandstylemag.com | Karen Aanonsen |Katie Bruno |Samantha Benitz

For more than two decades, Jack Stooks worked as a senior gardener at King Charles III’s Highgrove estate. But the reigning monarch wasn’t the only royal family member he became well-acquainted with during his tenure in Gloucestershire, England. In an exclusive interview with Life & Style, the former staffer reveals he “got to know” Prince William and his wife, Princess Kate, on a personal level as well. “They were very down-to-earth and lovely,” he shares.

2 weeks ago | closerweekly.com | Katie Bruno

There are magicians, and then there are Penn & Teller. The stars of The CW’s long-running hit TV series, Penn & Teller: Fool Us, also remain one of Las Vegas’ most popular headlining resident acts. In the 50 years since the pair began working together as buskers on the streets of Philadelphia, they’ve risen to heights that Harry Houdini couldn’t dream of.