Lance Carter

1 month ago | dailyactor.com | Lance Carter

Chris Redd may be best known for his comedic chops on Saturday Night Live, but the actor and comedian is proving his range with a dramatic turn in Power Book III: Raising Kanan. In this interview, Redd opened up about his transition from sketch comedy to the gritty Power universe, his approach to playing Early Tyler, and what drew him to this intense new role. Stepping into a dramatic world filled with crime, power struggles, and raw emotion was a major shift for Redd, but one he fully embraced.

1 month ago | dailyactor.com | Lance Carter

I have to admit that Novocaine was not on my radar. I’d seen the poster, and what I’d seen peripherally did not appeal to me. But after seeing some good stuff about it on social media, I decided to give it a shot. And it helped that the screening was in 4DX, where your seats create an “immersive experience,” because I’d never seen a movie in that format. Now I’m glad I did, because the movie was a total blast.

1 month ago | dailyactor.com | Lance Carter

For nearly a century, Looney Tunes has been a staple of animation, bringing audiences timeless humor and unforgettable characters. Now, in The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie, fans finally get to see Porky Pig, Daffy Duck and Petunia Pig take center stage in their first-ever feature-length adventure.

2 months ago | dailyactor.com | Lance Carter

There’s a lot to like in the new Captain America: Brave New World. Anthony Mackie’s great run as the new Cap, a couple of fun cameos and a “this is how it’s done, folks” performance by Harrison Ford. But even with all of that, the film is just… fine. It ultimately feels like it’s a steppingstone, a placeholder to something bigger in the future.

2 months ago | dailyactor.com | Lance Carter

I wasn’t really familiar with creator Dav Pilkey’s Dog Man beyond seeing the books while I was wandering around Comic Con but my girls who are 7 and 5, are definitely team Dog Man. When I asked who he was, they told me that “he’s a dog that’s also a police officer.” Because of course he is. The film opens with police officer Greg and his loyal police dog in hot pursuit of the super-villain, Petey the Cat (voiced by Pete Davidson).