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Jon Favreau: Recasting Terrence Howard Was ‘Tough,’ Says Don Cheadle Owning War Machine Role
The cast of “Iron Man” – Robert Downey Jr., Gwyneth Paltrow and Terrence Howard – helped propel the first installment of the superhero franchise to $585 million in box office takings worldwide. So it should come as no surprise that director Jon Favreau found replacing Howard, “tough.”
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ROLL CALL: Mariah Carey Embraces Her New Curves
Plus, Terrence Howard stops traffic for a chick. Audrina is spotted with an ex! Plus, see the stars from Broadway’s biggest night!
Your Daily Dispatch of Celebrity Shenanigans!
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Terrence Howard On Being Cut From ‘Iron Man 2’: ‘It Was A Very, Very Bad Choice’
“Iron Man 2” recently started filming, without Terrence Howard, who starred as James Rhodes in the first installment.
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Golden Globe After Parties Return With Gusto
Two years ago, several Golden Globe Awards after-parties raged at once at the Beverly Hilton Hotel, with movie and television stars co-mingling, braving the chilly night air and sometimes waiting in line for hours to get into lavishly decorated bashes.
On Sunday night, a year after the writers’ strike shut down the awards show ceremony and its onsite parties, the weather was much warmer and alcohol flowed again throughout a spate of shindigs at the hotel, though fewer than before and not quite so extravagant.
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Golden Globe Noms: Surprises & Snubs
As Terrence Howard, Brooke Shields, Rainn Wilson and Elizabeth Banks announced the 66th Annual Golden Globe nominations in Beverly Hills on Thursday morning, several announcements may leave stars scratching their heads about being honored or skipped over this year.
The largest surprise of the morning came for Tom Cruise who earned a Globe nomination for best supporting actor for his almost unrecognizable role in the hit summer action comedy “Tropic Thunder.” Tom impressed audiences and the Hollywood Foreign Press Association with his manic and over the top comedic role as a Hollywood mogul.
All of the many other surprises and snubs…. after the jump!
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Terrence Howard Talks Being Booted From ‘Iron Man 2’
Terrence Howard has spoken out publicly for the first time since learning his part in “Iron Man 2” had been recast.
In a new interview with National Public Radio, Howard admitted he was shocked when he heard the studio had replaced him with Don Cheadle in the sequel to “Iron Man.”
“It was the surprise of a lifetime,” Howard told NPR.
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Don Cheadle Replaces Terrence Howard In ‘Iron Man 2’
It appears Robert Downey Jr. is about to get a new sidekick.
Don Cheadle is replacing Terrence Howard in “Iron Man 2,” according to The Hollywood Reporter.
But what’s the reason behind the reported change?
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Terrence Howard To Release Debut Album
Former Oscar-nominee Terrence Howard is releasing his debut album, “Shine Through It,” on September 2.
Columbia Records will issue the disc from the star, whose film credits include “Iron Man,” “The Brave One” and “Hustle & Flow,” for which Howard received an Oscar nod.
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Kate Walsh & Terrence Howard To Help Announce SAG Nominees
LOS ANGELES, Calif. (November 1, 2007) — Actor recipient Kate Walsh, currently starring in ABC’s new hit series “Private Practice,” and Actor recipient Terrence Howard, most recently seen in “The Brave One” and “The Hunting Party,” will join Screen Actors Guild President Alan Rosenberg to announce the nominees for the 14th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards, Executive Producer Jeff Margolis announced today.
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Terrence Howard Carries A Purse?
NOVEMBER 9, 2006 — Terence Howard carries a purse, and he doesn’t seem to care what anyone thinks.
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Terrence Howard To Portray Singer Charley Pride In Movie Biography
MEMPHIS (October 3, 2006) — “Hustle & Flow” director Craig Brewer says he and Terrence Howard are working on a movie biography of country singer Charley Pride.
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Terrence Howard Heading To PBS
NEW YORK (August 25, 2006) — Terrence Howard, an Oscar nominee for his performance in “Hustle & Flow,” will host PBS’ “Independent Lens,” which celebrates its fifth anniversary this fall.
