She and two-time Ted Lasso Emmy winner Brett Goldstein are pairing up for the rom-com Office Romance. Goldstein and Joe Kelly ...

this time with 2x Primetime Emmy Ted Lasso winner Brett Goldstein in the irreverent romantic comedy, Office Romance.

Brett Goldstein is reportedly writing the screenplay with another 'Ted Lasso' alum, Joe Kelly. Lopez confirmed the news about being cast in 'Office Romance' by sharing an article by Deadline and ...

By Mikey O'Connell TV Features Editor The moment that Brett Goldstein is on the verge of saying something remotely earnest, he starts gagging ­­— be it for my amusement or to suppress the impulse.

Brett Goldstein is ... focused Shrinking season 2 Goldstein appears near the episode's conclusion, as we see Jimmy approach him in the hallway at his office. As Jimmy walks towards him, he flashes ...

The showrunner also unpacks the season's message of forgiveness and how it will play out for all its characters, including those played by Jason Segel, Harrison Ford and Jessica Williams.

Anyway, Deadline describes Office Romance as an "irreverent romantic comedy" which ... This man↓↓ Emmy winner Brett Goldstein (who is best known for playing Roy Kent in Ted Lasso) is starring ...

While filming “Shrinking” Season 2, co-creator and star Jason Segel said he didn’t want to look at Brett Goldstein, who makes his debut in the series as the drunk driver who was involved in ...

Brett Goldstein ... Season 2, Goldstein appears, and the connection is made that he was the drunk driver who killed Tia. Clean-shaven and somber-looking, he has come to Jimmy’s office asking ...

Actor Brett Goldstein, who starred as Roy Kent on the Emmy-winning show "Ted Lasso," is taking on a new role that he says he initially didn't intend on playing. The Apple TV+ show, "Shrinking ...

‘Why isn’t Brett doing this part?'” Rather than lean on Goldstein’s bombastic, curmudgeonly sense of humor, the role sees the actor deal in more dramatic territory, which Lawrence wasn’t ...

In the entertainment business, every job is your last job. This was the mindset Brett Goldstein carried during the first leg of his career, working consistently as both a writer and actor ...