The White Lotus” stars Jason Isaacs, Natasha Rothwell and Jon Gries will be among this year’s honorees at The Creative ...

The stars of Napoleon Dynamite are on tour, talking about the movie they made 21 years ago that took the nation by storm.

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As the season has unfolded, Greg (played by Jon Gries) has emerged as an antagonist, particularly after Belinda dove into the investigation surrounding Tanya’s death and learned that Greg, who ...

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With all eyes on Gries, many wonder what the star’s future holds. While celebrating and reflecting on his remarkable 50-year career, the star shared his hopes and dreams for the future.

Jon Gries is the son of Tom Gries, the screenwriter/filmmaker known for projects like The Man from UNCLE (1965) and Batman (1966). He made his acting debut at age 11, opposite Charleston Heston in ...

“Hi. This is Jon Gries and I’m here at the Eckhaus Latta’s show, and there are definitely some high-end gays,” Gries quipped in the clip, quoting Jennifer Coolidge’s character.

The White Lotus star Jon Gries revealed that he used inspiration from real life killer Robert Durst to concoct his character Gary’s backstory for season 3. As Jimmy Kimmel previously said, Jon ...

White Lotus star Jon Gries may have given fans a hint at his character Gary’s fate in season 3 during a recent interview on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

Jon Gries, who played Tanya McQuoid’s seemingly villainous husband, Greg, on the HBO hit, cleared the air about what really happened to cause Plaza to appear “annoyed” on stage as the cast ...

Jon Gries revealed what he whispered to Aubrey Plaza at the Screen Actors Guild Awards. On Sunday, "The White Lotus" won the SAG Award for outstanding performance by an ensemble in a drama series.