Ron Livingston News

King Schmuck; Everyone's favorite disgruntled office drone Ron Livingston has joined Dinner for Schmucks , the Jay Roach directed comedy that's already got Steve Carell and Paul Rudd on board.

With all the random casting news that runs in the trades day after day and the sometimes uncertain nature of talent being attached to various projects, here at FirstShowing we've decided that rather than clogging the newswire with individual stories for every single casting announcement, we're rolling them up into succinct posts called Casting ...

The cast for Jay Roach's comedy Dinner with Schmucks is getting downright epic. The French remake already stars Steve Carell as the world's worst dinner guest and Paul Rudd as the guy who invites him, and over the past few weeks we've seen names like Zach Galifianakis, British actress Lucy Punch, Stephanie Szostak, Bruce Greenwood and another Brit, ...

Ron Livingston has joined the table for the Jay Roach-helmed comedy "Dinner for Schmucks." The film, which stars Steve Carell and Paul Rudd, is being co-financed by DreamWorks, Spyglass and Paramount.

THE future, as Doris Day once noted, is not ours to see. But que sera sera, because according to Defying Gravity, the BBC's new international co-production turkey, nothing much will change anyway.

Posted By: Mark Peikert Three hours into its 12-episode run, Defying Gravity is still an uneasy blend of Grey's Anatomy and Solaris , combining the soapiness and annoying narration of the former with the "Bad things happen in space" dread of the latter.

Sarah Jessica Parker's former onscreen boyfriend has paid tribute to her qualities as a mum.

Friend of time travelers, Office Space - "man. How goes it, Ron? Doing good, brother.

Put four men and four women on a six-year space mission and what happens? Things "get fun pretty quickly," says Ron Livingston, star of the new ABC summer series "Defying Gravity." ON THE TUBE What: the premiere of "Defying Gravity" When: 9 tonight; moves to 10 p.m. next Sunday Airing on: ABC The sci-fi show, which debuts with a two-hour episode at ...

Put four men and four women on a six-year space mission and what happens? Things "get fun pretty quickly," says Ron Livingston, star of the new ABC summer series "Defying Gravity." The sci-fi show, which debuts Sunday with a two-hour episode at 9 p.m. EDT, has a real saucy side, as you would expect from the creators behind "Desperate Housewives" ...

"Defying Gravity" is the second of a couple of big, shiny space dramas unleashed by networks this summer.

The romantic sci-fi series "Defying Gravity," a new U.S.-Canada co-production, melds sexy love triangles with other-worldly mystery as it launches this weekend.

Ron Livingston will probably always be best known for two things: Peter Gibbons, the lovable slacker from Office Space, and Jack Berger, the guy who broke up with Carrie on a Post-It note on Sex and the City.

By ROBERT PHILPOT ABC's timing is off with Defying Gravity, its new space-mission series.

Ron Livingston practically camped outside a casting director's office for a chance to land on HBO 's 1998 astronaut-centered miniseries, From the Earth to the Moon .

Film.com's FREE movie of the week is "The Low Life," starring Kyra Sedwick, Sean Austin, Ron Livingston, Rory Cochrane, Renee Zellweger, and JT Walsh, which follows John, a recent Yale graduate, who moves to Los Angeles to pursue a writing career.

Film.com's FREE movie of the week is "The Low Life," starring Kyra Sedwick, Sean Austin, Ron Livingston, Rory Cochrane, Renee Zellweger, and JT Walsh, which follows John, a recent Yale graduate, who moves to Los Angeles to pursue a writing career.

Although we all fell in love with Jack Berger -- Carrie Bradshaw's big Hollywood kissing, sound machine owning boyfriend during "Sex and the City's" sixth season -- it turns out that Ron Livingston almost didn't play the motorcycle driving, playing card collecting, Post-it leaving beau.

Film.com's FREE movie of the week is "The Low Life," starring Kyra Sedwick, Sean Austin, Ron Livingston, Rory Cochrane, Renee Zellweger, and JT Walsh, which follows John, a recent Yale graduate, who moves to Los Angeles to pursue a writing career.

Ron Livingston and Thuy Nguyen appear in a still from the 2007 film Holly, shot in Cambodia and tackling the issues of child trafficking and prostitution.