The photo gallery has been updated with 599 HD screencaps of Leslie Bibb in episodes 2×05 and 2×06 of Love Life!
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Leslie Bibb has been recast out of the upcoming Hulu series Reboot, according to Deadline Hollywood.
Judy Greer has notched the female lead character role of Bree Marie Larson in the Keegan-Michael Key and Johnny Knoxville comedy series, replacing Leslie Bibb. Deadline hears that the writers took the direction of the female lead character in a different direction.
Quick update in the Leslie Bibb Web photo gallery today! I have uploaded 3,500+ screencaps of Leslie Bibb in her first starring TV role from the 1997 series The Big Easy! Leslie joined the show during its second season and appeared in 13 episodes total as the character Janine Rebbenack.
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Leslie Bibb has joined the cast of a new TV series for Hulu called Reboot! The show “explores what happens when Hulu reboots an early 2000s family sitcom and how its dysfunctional cast is forced back together and now must deal with their unresolved issues in today’s fast-changing world.” Leslie will play a character named Bree, who is described as “a former pageant girl from rural Virginia turned sitcom star who left the country after the show to marry a prince.”
Source: The Hollywood Reporter
There’s a new project for Leslie Bibb in the works! She has signed on to co-star in the feature film About My Father, with Sebastian Maniscalco and Robert De Niro. Leslie’s character is named Ellie, and she is Maniscalco’s character’s fiancée.
Inspired by Maniscalco’s own life and relationship with his dad, and the stand-up comedian co-wrote the screenplay with Austen Earl, which Laura Terruso is directing.
In the film, when Maniscalco tells his old-school Italian immigrant father Salvo (De Niro) that he is going to propose to his all-American girlfriend, Salvo insists on crashing a weekend with her tony parents. Though cultures clash and it seems that the two families have nothing in common, by the end of the weekend, they’ll be la famiglia.
Source: Deadline Hollywood
Leslie Bibb will be appearing in the second season of the HBO Max original series Love Life. The first teaser trailer was just released on YouTube; you can watch it below. The series will premiere with new episodes on Thursday, October 28th exclusively on HBO Max!
Leslie Bibb will be reprising her role as Christine Everheart in the upcoming Disney+ animated series, What If…?, which premieres on August 11th!
The franchise’s first canonical animation draws inspiration from the beloved comic book series of the same name, reimagined with Jeffrey Wright voicing The Watcher, an all-powerful entity who acts as our guide to the weird and wonderful scenarios that could unfold if a couple of minor events turned out differently.
Source: Collider
Leslie Bibb will be appearing in season 2 of the HBO Max series Love Life! The premiere date for the second season has not been announced yet.
The role of single mother Becca Evans will be filled by Bibb, who eventually becomes a romantic (strictly sexual) partner of Marcus [William Jackson Harper].
Source: Collider
An article from Deadline Hollywood reports that filming of the new Netflix series God’s Favorite Idiot has completed in Australia and will resume somewhere else “at a later date.”
Melissa McCarthy and Ben Falcone’s Netflix comedy series God’s Favorite Idiot has wrapped up production earlier than expected in Australia—and now, we know why.
The Guardian reported on Tuesday that just eight of 16 episodes originally planned for had been shot, when production came to a halt. This apparently caused concern for many on the production because, while cast members were reportedly paid out for the entire 16-week shoot, members of the mostly-Australian crew, who abruptly found themselves out of work, were only paid for the shooting days they’d already completed.
According to a spokesperson close to the show, though, there is no need for concern, as all 16 episodes will eventually be shot. The reason that production wrapped early is that Netflix has decided to shoot the series in “two batches of eight” episodes, “rather than all at once.”
“We’ve wrapped production on eight episodes of God’s Favorite Idiot, which will premiere next year. Australia has been so welcoming to all of us and we’re thankful for their hospitality,” said Netflix in a statement. “We’re grateful to our creative partners Ben and Melissa, along with our amazing cast and crew for their hard work and dedication to bring this show to life.”
“We are so sad to leave Australia, as it has truly felt like home to us this past year,” added McCarthy and Falcone in a statement. “We were so lucky to have had the best, hardest working Australian cast and crew. We are so proud of God’s Favorite Idiot and cannot wait to share it with everyone.“
Starring McCarthy, Falcone, Usman Ally, Leslie Bibb, Kevin Dunn and more, God’s Favorite Idiot centers on a tech-support employee who becomes the unwitting messenger of God. McCarthy and her husband Falcone are exec producing the series, through their company On the Day, alongside director Michael McDonald.
Production on the series kicked off in New South Wales in March. While it was initially expected to continue through November, it’s not yet clear when and where the second set of episodes will be shot.
Unfortunately, Jupiter’s Legact has been canceled at Netflix after one season and 8-episodes! There will be no episodes, and Leslie and her castmates have been let go from the series, but it appears that creator Mark Millar teases there may be future visits to the show’s universe in other series he is creating at Netflix.
Source: The Hollywood Reporter