Andrew Rannells

Anna Kendrick, Blake Lively, and director Paul Feig return for this sequel to 2018 con flick A Simple Favour. This time, Stephanie (Kendrick) and Emily (Lively) head to the beautiful island of Capri, Italy, for Emily's extravagant wedding to a rich Italian businessman.

Luke Evans (Beauty and the Beast) and Billy Porter (Pose) play a couple with a child navigating a divorce in this relationship drama.

The young teenage friends of Netflix's Emmy-winning animated puberty comedy now face a new phenomenon—the anxiety mosquito—in this Emmy-winning season.

Don Cheadle (House of Lies) earned an Emmy nomination in this Showtime comedy series set in the late '80s, where a group of outsiders aim to challenge the old-boys club of Wall Street.

Anna Kendrick and Blake Lively lead this missing person mystery from director Paul Feig (Bridesmaids).

Don Cheadle (House of Lies) earned an Emmy nomination in this Showtime comedy series set in the late '80s, where a group of outsiders aim to challenge the old-boys club of Wall Street.

Don Cheadle (House of Lies) returns to the Showtime comedy that earned him an Emmy nomination, set in the late '80s where a group of outsiders aim to challenge the old-boys club of Wall Street. Regina Hall (Girls Trip) and Paul Scheer (The League) also return.

Hannah begins grad student life, but struggles with some unexpected feedback. Jessa clashes with Beedie's daughter over her caretaker status.

Marnie prepares for her wedding day, Fran and Adam share an awkward moment, and Shoshanna thrives at her new job - until she finds herself flirting with her boss.

R-rated animated superhero series based on the comic from Robert Kirkman (The Walking Dead) following the teenage son of the world's most powerful hero.

A group of gay friends reunite for a birthday celebration, only to have the good times upended when a potentially closeted roommate shows up uninvited.

Meryl Streep, James Corden and Nicole Kidman star in Ryan Murphy's musical comedy about a troupe of self-obsessed - and down-and-out - musical theater stars trying to revive their careers by getting involved in the LGBTQ+ movement.

A loving father (Bryan Cranston) cannot allow a happy-go-douchie millenial millionare (James Franco) to marry his daughter in this comedy. From the director of I Love You, Man.