When Brett Goldstein confirmed that Ted Lasso was indeed inspired by The Wizard of Oz, we collectively clicked ruby slippers ...

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Ted Lasso writer, Brett Goldstein, who also plays Roy Kent, has come out to convey that the Apple TV+ series is indeed a modern-day adaptation of The Wizard of Oz. The confession comes in the wake ...

And a reporter with finite time eager to talk to Goldstein about his debut comedy special, HBO's “The Second Best Night of Your Life” (April 26, 10 ET/PT) and “Ted Lasso” returning for a ...

Brett Goldstein hoists his supporting actor Emmy in the air, earned for his portrayal of Roy Kent in "Ted Lasso" in 2021. Goldstein won the same award the following year. But as time passed since ...

Brett Goldstein got so famous for his Emmy-winning role as Roy Kent on Ted Lasso that most people have no idea he has been a professional stand-up comedian for nearly 20 years.. Now, that is all ...

Brett Goldstein, who both co-wrote and starred as Roy Kent in Apple TV+'s Ted Lasso, recently shared his thoughts on the future of the hit soccer comedy. Though the series was originally planned ...

With both Shrinking and Ted Lasso Season 3 coming up, we thought it might be helpful to gather a list of places you can check out Goldstein’s work in the meantime. Bear in mind, these are just ...

"Ted Lasso" star Brett Goldstein is debuting his first HBO stand-up special tonight, April 26, at 10 p.m. ET. The special will also stream on Max.

‘Ted Lasso’s Brett Goldstein Teases Season 4 & Everything Else We Know So Far ‘The Price Is Right’ Announcer George Gray Reveals Drew Carey Ritual & What Fans Don’t See on TV ...

Odds are, if you know who Brett Goldstein is, it’s likely from his award-winning role on “Ted Lasso,” but long before that, the actor and screenwriter was a stand-up coming. He still is, in ...

(CNN) — Perhaps Brett Goldstien thinks “Ted Lasso” has nine lives, just like a cat. It was announced last month that the Emmy-winning AppleTV+ comedy is coming back to the small screen for ...