John C. Reilly
The Adam McKay-produced HBO series moves into the 1980s with a second installment, premiering August 6.
Alice Winocour, Paula Beer, Davy Chou, and Émilie Dequenne round out the jury for this year's Un Certain Regard.
The "Winning Time" star also offered new details about working with Martin Scorsese.
"People have said, 'How can you tell the story of the Lakers without the Lakers themselves?' And my answer to that is, 'How could you tell it with them?'"
Reilly says Adam McKay revived his career with the HBO Lakers drama despite McKay's fallout with the actor's "Holmes and Watson" co-star Will Ferrell.
The star-studded HBO series, directed and executive-produced by McKay, chronicles the "showtime" era of the 1980s LA Lakers.
With a crooning Alex Wolff and a score from Alberto Iglesias, we can forgive this 43-minute short for being a Zara ad.
Reilly is already raving over Alana Haim's performance in Paul Thomas Anderson's new movie.
This makes a potential "Step Brothers 2" more controversial than predicted.
Co-created by Fred Armisen, Tim Heidecker, John C. Reilly, and Jonathan Krisel, the half-hour workplace comedy aims for quirky laughs over grand adventure.
Created by the show's stars along with Jonathan Krisel, Showtime's glossy space comedy premieres this fall.
A new oral history of the 2007 film describes how countless songs, painstaking studio recreations, and a handful of learned instruments helped make an instant comedy classic.
