Ron Funches

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"She gave her all to every scene," Paul Fusco, creator and star of "ALF" told Newsweek. "She was a charming, sweet, wonderfully funny woman."

Ron Funches is celebrating his son on Autism Awareness Day. The comedian, 39, shared a tribute to his 18-year-old son, Malcolm, with a sweet Instagram post on Saturday. In the photo, the father-son duo both grin with their arms crossed for the camera while standing back-to-back in sweatshirts. "Happy Autism...

Click here to read the full article. EXCLUSIVE: Glynn Turman (Women of the Movement), Bob Balaban (The French Dispatch), Ron Funches (Undateable) and Jimmy O. Yang (Space Force) are the latest additions to the cast of the upcoming film 80 for Brady, from Paramount Pictures and Endeavor Content. They join an ensemble that includes 7-time Super Bowl Champion Tom Brady, as well as Lily Tomlin, Jane Fonda, Rita Moreno, Sally Field and Sara Gilbert, as previously announced. The film is inspired by the true story of four best friends and New England Patriots fans who take a life-changing trip to the 2017...

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It looks like Gotham’s resident bad girls Harley and Poison Ivy are sticking together for the foreseeable future. Ron Funches, who voices King Shark in the DCEU spin-off Harley Quinn animated series, has teased that Harley and Ivy’s new romantic relationship will continue to flourish in the TV series’ next chapter, Harley Quinn season 3.

Harley Quinn star Ron Funches is promising more romance for Poison Ivy in Season 3. The HBO Max show has been a huge hit, and the relationship between the two villains plays a role in that. PopCulture.com spoke to the comedian about what's coming next and he seemed to agree that people really love the Harley and Ivy dynamic. That's why it's so exciting to hear that there will be even more romance in the upcoming season. But, the creators aren't leaving the action behind either. Wild fights and over-the-top violence are also Harley Quinn's bread and butter. Can't forget about those. It's shaping up to be a bunch of laughs on the streaming platform. Check out what the star had to say about it down below.

After showing fans a glimpse of what's to come for Season 3 of Harley Quinn at DC Fandome 2021 this past fall, our favorite Mistress of Mayhem is swinging back into action in 2022 for an action-packed Season 3, and series star Ron Funches is giving PopCulture.com the lowdown. While promoting the table read of the Christmas classic, It's A Wonderful Life for The Ed Asner Family Center (TEAFC) benefiting mental health and enrichment programs for children with special needs, Funches teased he would leak the "whole plot from the beginning" before breaking out in a fit of laughter.

Earlier this month, Jason Sudeikis was cast as George Bailey for the live table reading of the Christmas classic It's a Wonderful Life, benefitting The Ed Asner Family Center (TEDFC) on Dec. 5. With Sudeikis stepping into the shoes of a role famously portrayed by James Stewart and steering the ship alongside an all-star cast — including Kathy Bates, Rosario Dawson, Mark Hamill, Martin Sheen and Mandy Patinkin — actor and comedian Ron Funches is also joining in on the festive fun. In an exclusive chat with PopCulture.com, Funches told us just why the Ted Lasso star makes the perfect George Bailey for the virtual event.

Tony Deppen decided not to wait for his match against Ron Funches at GCW Highest in the Room, confronting him at a comedy show in Hollywood last night. GCW has released a video of Deppen, who began feuding with Funches at GCW Art of War Games earlier this month, hecklung Funches during the latter’s set at the Hollywood Improve Comedy Club and eventually joining him on stage.

– Comedian Ron Funches appeared on The Late Late Show with James Corden last week, and he discussed his upcoming wrestling match against Tony Deppen. Below are a clip and some highlights of Funches’ comments from the show:. Ron Funches on Tony Deppen: “I didn’t plan on it. I just...

Comedian Ron Funches was a recent guest on “The Late Late Show with James Corden” last week and commented on his upcoming match against Tony Deppen at GCW’s Highest in the Room event in Los Angeles, LA on September 17, and more. You can check out some highlights from the show below:

Comedian and actor Ron Funches appeared at tonight’s GCW Art of War Games show in Chicago. Tony Deppen called out Funches, who was doing commentary for the show, after his victory over Allie Katch. Deppen had an issue with Funches talking negatively about him on Busted Open Radio and online. Funches responded by getting in the ring, only to be slapped by Deppen, leading to Funches tackling Deppen and saying on the mic that comedians are “fucking crazy.”

At Saturday night’s GCW “Art of War Games” event in Chicago, IL, comedian and actor Ron Funches appeared. During an in-ring segment, Tony Deppen called out Funches, who was doing commentary for the show. Deppen wasn’t happy with Funches talking negatively about him on “Busted Open Radio” and social media in recent weeks. Funches then came down to the ring and wound up getting slapped by Deppen, which led to Funches tackling him and noting that comedians are “f*cking crazy.”

While the reported diarrhea outbreak at the Ultimate Slip-N-Slide production is a serious issue, co-host and comedian Ron Funches joked about the coverage the "explosive" news received over the weekend. The NBC reality game show series was being filmed at a remote ranch in Simi Valley, California when production was halted on June 2 after an outbreak of giardia, a parasite that causes the diarrheal disease giardiasis. Funches is hosting the show with Saturday Night Live veteran Bobby Moynihan. Both stars are reportedly fine.

Ron Funches is everywhere. The comedian and actor can be seen doing stand-up, voice work, and on-camera acting. One of his latest projects, Golden Arm, centers on the world of female armwrestling. It's a sports comedy, without leaning into picking on the sport, or the fact that it's women, for its comedy. Fronted by Mary Holland, Betsy Sodaro, and Dot-Marie Jones, the movie sees Funches play a super-fan and announcer who takes everything about the eccentric world created in the movie very seriously. It's a role that he approached earnestly, as the character would, and one that he knows will stick around in the extremely limited canon of armwrestling films.

Bobby Moynihan and Ron Funches are slated to co-host NBC’s latest summertime competition game show, “Ultimate Slip ‘N Slide,” which will make a splash during a special two-night premiere on Aug. 8 after the Olympic Closing Ceremony. The series, which hails from Universal Television Alternative Studio in association with Propagate, is described as a fresh take on Wham-O’s iconic 1960s slippery outdoor game, promising many thrills (and spills).