With the release of the first teaser trailer of The Exorcist season 2, Fox have released new stills and promotional pictures of John in season 2. Check them out below.
The Exorcist (2017 – ????) – Season 02 – Promotional Pictures
The Exorcist (2017 – ????) – Season 02 – Episode Stills – 01. Janus
John’s third (out of five) episode on Hulu’s Difficult People can be streamed on Hulu’s official website after being posted on Tuesday.
In this episode, we see Todd & Billy not being able to sleep in the same bed after multiple tries. I’ve updated the gallery with high quality screencapture of John in the episode.
John & his co-star Haley Lu Richardson were in Ohio earlier this week to premiere their movie ‘Columbus‘ that was set in the city of Columbus. Check out the photos of the premiere and the photocall.
John’s first episode of Difficult People is available to stream on Hulu as of today! John plays advertising agency executive Todd Ross who gets into a fight with Billy’s character after using his headshot for medical ads without his permission. John’s time on screen was a bit too short for my taste but the character definitely made an impression and in such a short time, it’s already one of my favorite John’s roles.
Here’s a sneak peek (and a bit spoiler-y) scene from the episode that I couldn’t help but post. And then head to the gallery to check the episode stills and high quality screencaptures!
📺 @DifficultOnHulu | @JohnTheCho & @billyeichner giving us the summer’s best make out scene👬 pic.twitter.com/OB8TBfSFg2
— John Cho Network (@JohnChoNet) August 15, 2017
Difficult People (2017) – Season 03 – Episode Stills – 04. Rabbitversary
Difficult People (2017) – Season 03 – Episosde Screencaptures – 04. – Rabbitversary
“This is typically not the kind of place I like,” says John Cho. He takes off his sunglasses to better appreciate the rotunda on the second floor of the Central Library in downtown Los Angeles. It’s a breathtaking space—vast yet cozy, with a vibrantly painted ceiling dating back to its construction in 1926 and a chandelier depicting the zodiac that spills amber light throughout the massive dome. This is the 45-year-old actor’s first visit to the library, despite having lived in LA since he was in eighth grade, and he admits to being impressed: “I don’t like Rome or Beijing because their buildings always communicate power over the citizens,” explains Cho, who’s dressed simply in jeans and a white T-shirt. “But I like the idea that this is where the books are, and we’re going to build a grand place for them.” [More at Source]