Tony Hale

Tony Hale, who has anxiety, told Insider there are specific "tools" he uses to manage it. He says he doesn't live in the "what if" and focuses on senses like smell and sight. While on set during the pandemic, he said FaceTiming with his family was key. Visit Insider's homepage...

Hale came under fire for defending "Arrested Development" costar Jeffrey Tambor's behavior towards Walter. "We did [talk], I love Jessica very much," Hale told Insider. Walter died on March 24 of natural causes. She was 80. Visit Insider's homepage for more stories. Tony Hale says he and "Arrested Development" costar...

There’s a reason that Veep resonates with fans as much today as it did during its premiere. The show’s satirical look at Capitol Hill does not show its characters as heroes for the American way but raging narcissists without caring for the nation’s well-being. The show held no punches when...

There aren’t too many surefire ideas out there these days, though “what if ‘The Secret Life of Pets’ didn’t have to be G-rated?” is about as straight down the middle a pitch as it gets. Still, “HouseBroken” finds a few ways to make itself stand out, especially with the help of several solid voiceover performances from actors who know how to make any character a standout. (And no, the pets aren’t the old characters who get to speak; Maria Bamford guest stars as a harried owner, though not long enough to make as much of an impression as Bamford’s elastic voice is capable of creating.)

Yes, you’re seeing double. Disney+ on Thursday unveiled the first trailer for The Mysterious Benedict Society (premiering Friday, June 25), which casts Emmy winner Tony Hale as both the eccentric Mr. Benedict and his twin brother, the nefarious Dr. Curtain. Based on the best-selling book series by Trenton Lee Stewart,...

It’s National Streaming Day, and Disney+ is kicking it off with the first trailer for their upcoming The Mysterious Benedict Society. The series stars Tony Hale as the mysterious title character Mr. Benedict, who recruits a quartet of gifted orphans to help him defeat his evil twin brother, Mr. Curtain (also Hale).

The Mysterious Benedict Society was once slated to be an original series at Hulu. But last fall, the adaptation of Trenton Lee Stewart‘s book series shifted over to Disney+. The series follows Tony Hale (Veep) as eccentric narcoleptic Mr. Benedict as he recruits a team of orphans to stop his twin brother from creating a global crisis. It feels like Wes Anderson’s version of Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children.

Let’s say you have an evil twin that was likely going to cause a major world crisis. How would you stop your twin from implementing this devious plan? Well, if you’re Mr. Benedict in the new Disney+ series, “The Mysterious Benedict Society,” you enlist a group of young orphans to do the job for you.

Tony Hale makes his debut as the eccentric Mr. Benedict in the trailer for Disney+’s The Mysterious Benedict Society. Based Trenton Lee Stewart’s book series, the Disney+ series follows four gifted orphans who are recruited by Hale’s Mr. Benedict to save the world from a global crisis known as The Emergency. Reynie, Sticky, Kate, and Constance must infiltrate the mysterious L.I.V.E. Institute to discover the truth behind the crisis. When the headmaster, the sophisticated Dr. Curtain appears to be behind this worldwide panic, the kids of “The Mysterious Benedict Society” must devise a plan to defeat him.

You might know Tony Hale as the juice-loving, affably off-center Buster Bluth from the classic sitcom "Arrested Development." Or you might recognize him as the Buy More's nefarious assistant manager Emmett Milbarge from NBC's cult hit spy comedy "Chuck." Many undoubtedly know him as the fiercely devoted "body man" to Julia Louis-Dreyfuss' President Selina Meyer on HBO's critically lauded political comedy "Veep." Wherever you know him from, there's little question Tony Hale has become one of the more notable "oh that guy" actors around over the past two decades.

Actor Tony Hale explains how his quirky character in dark comedy "Eat Wheaties!" is obsessed with Elizabeth Banks and discusses why people put their idols on pedestals. (April 27)

Actor Tony Hale says he prays that the guilty verdict in the Derek Chauvin case and greater awareness of social injustice means that future change is possible. (April 22)

Actor Tony Hale joins Hoda and Jenna to talk about his new movie, “Eat Wheaties!”, about a guy whose life falls apart when he misuses Facebook and accidentally stalks a famous college friend. Appearing:Savannah Guthrie. Tags: television, pop culture, Editor's picks, movies, Hoda & Jenna, today.