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John Mulaney is in early talks to star in a Get Smart reboot for Warner Bros., with Seth Grahame-Smith writing and Charles Roven and Andrew Lazar producing. The project is a modern reimagining of the 1960s Mel Brooks–Buck Henry spy spoof Get Smart, following the 2008 film adaptation; Deadline was first to report, with The Hollywood Reporter corroborating the development.
John Mulaney is eyeing the lead as Maxwell Smart in Warner Bros.' Get Smart reboot, with Seth Grahame-Smith writing and producers Chuck Roven and Andrew Lazar attached; the project is in early development and continues the legacy of the original 1960s spy spoof.
Bruce Bilson, an Emmy-winning TV director whose decades-long career included The Andy Griffith Show, Get Smart, and Hogan’s Heroes, has died at 97 in Los Angeles. A Desilu veteran and the original first A.D. on The Andy Griffith Show, Bilson directed hundreds of episodes across five decades and earned an Emmy in 1968 for Maxwell Smart, Private Eye. He is survived by his wife Renne Jarrett, his son Danny Bilson, and granddaughter Rachel Bilson, continuing a four-generation Hollywood legacy.
David Ketchum, known for his role as the comically unlucky Agent 13 on the 1960s sitcom 'Get Smart,' passed away at age 97 due to heart failure. He was famous for his comedic portrayals involving tight spaces and physical comedy, contributing significantly to television humor.
Dave Ketchum, known for his role as Agent 13 on the 1960s sitcom 'Get Smart' and a prolific TV writer and actor, died at age 97. He had a diverse career including guest roles on numerous TV series, writing for popular shows like 'Happy Days' and 'M*A*S*H,' and appearing in films. Ketchum's contributions to comedy and television spanned over five decades, leaving a lasting legacy in entertainment.
David Ketchum, a versatile actor and prolific TV writer best known for his role as Agent 13 on 'Get Smart,' has died at age 97. He also starred in 'I'm Dickens, He's Fenster' and 'Camp Runamuck,' and wrote for numerous popular shows including 'M*A*S*H,' 'MacGyver,' and 'Full House.' Ketchum was celebrated for his physical comedy and contributions to television both in front of and behind the camera.