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Time of India
16 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
‘Mrs Doubtfire' actor Matthew Lawrence comments about Krypto and Superman's relationship in the film
Matthew Lawrence , known for his roles in 'Mrs Doubtfire' and 'Boy Meets World', recently commented on the new 'Superman' movie, sparking online debate. The actor's comment regarding the inclusion of 'Super Dog' or Krypto in the project was met with some backlash and criticism. Matthew Lawrence talks about the latest 'Superman' film During his panel at Comic-Con, where he was promoting his latest graphic novel, 'The Lawrence Brothers Detective Agency', alongside his brother, Lawrence delved into how he did not like the latest 'Superman'. He even had some pressing opinions about the superhero's companion in the film. The actor revealed to The Hollywood Reporter that while he is an animal lover and has more pets than he can count, he did not get the connection between Krypto and David Corenswet 's Superman. He added, 'I've had some amazing connections with dogs over the years, and that is not the relationship that I wanted to see. I think it needed more heart. It needed more depth. He was kind of like: 'This dog. I don't really care about this dog''. He also shared that the connection between the two was not properly showcased in the film and that it needed to be highlighted more. During his comment, his brother chimed in and shared that the film showcased Superman 'just watching the dog'. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Learn More - How Donating Sperm May Support Your Income SpellRock Undo Fans react to the actor's comments As soon as the video from the event was shared online, fans of the 'Superman film were quick to flood the comment section with their own opinions on the matter. There were a lot of mixed reactions online, with some agreeing with the 'Melissa & Joey' actor's comments, while others defending the film and the inclusion of Krypto. One commented, 'But when he damn bear CRIED when Lex stole the dog yall said it was too soft', while another shared that, 'Never once during Superman did I think to myself 'I wonder what Matthew Lawrence thinks about this?''. Some people agreeing with the actor's comments shared that, 'Totally agree. They used Krypto for nothing but animal gags and a few heroic feats. He was a gag prop'. Many also commented that even though the dog did not belong to him, but to Supergirl, he still made it his life's mission to rescue Krypto.
New York Post
a day ago
- Entertainment
- New York Post
Matthew Lawerence wants to resurrect Robin Williams' voice with AI
Matthew Lawrence wants to resurrect Robin Williams with a modern-day twist. Lawrence, 45, told Entertainment Weekly at San Diego Comic-Con over the weekend that he wants his 'Mrs. Doubtfire' co-star — who died by suicide at age 63 in 2014 — to become the new 'voice of AI.' 'I would love — now, obviously, with the respect and with the okay from his family — but I would love to do something really special with his voice because I know for a generation, that voice is just so iconic,' Lawrence said. Advertisement 9 Matthew Lawrence, Rozonda 'Chili' Thomas at San Diego Comic-Con on July 26. WireImage 9 Robin Williams at the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas in 2006. Getty Images 'It's not just the fact that I knew him and worked with him and so it's in my head — it's in everybody's head,' the actor added. 'And it would be so cool.' Advertisement The idea, according to Lawrence, recently came to him when he was watching an old television commercial with Williams' voice. 9 Robin Williams, Matthew Lawrence, Mara Wilson, Lisa Jakub in 'Mrs. Doubtfire.' ©20thCentFox/Courtesy Everett Collection 'It's kinda like this very contemporary, modern, almost sort of foreshadowing of what's going on commercial that he did, where he did this computerized voiceover,' Lawrence explained. 'And it always stuck with me.' 'And then, during his passing, with the AI coming out, I'm like, 'Man, he's gotta be the voice of A.I. He's gotta be the voice in something,'' the 'Boy Meets World' star continued. 'So yeah, I would love to do that.' Advertisement 9 Matthew Lawrence, Robin Williams in 'Mrs. Doubtfire.' ©20thCentFox/Courtesy Everett Collection Lawrence added that there's endless possibilities with using Williams' voice as AI, including for navigation on cellphones. 'It would be Robin!' Lawrence happily stated. 'It would be so cool. I'm telling you.' 9 Robin Williams in a promotional portrait for the Search for the Cause campaign in 2005. Getty Images Advertisement During the SAG-AFTRA strike in Oct. 2023, Williams' daughter, Zelda Williams, put out a statement slamming the use of AI to recreate the late comedian. 'I am not an impartial voice in SAG's fight against AI,' Zelda, 35, wrote on social media. 'I've witnessed for YEARS how many people want to train these models to create/recreate actors who cannot consent, like Dad.' 9 Zelda and Robin Williams at the 'Happy Feet Two' premiere in 2011. Getty Images 'I've already heard AI used to get his 'voice' to say whatever people want and while I find it personally disturbing, the ramifications go far beyond my own feelings,' Zelda continued. 'Living actors deserve a chance to create characters with their choices, to voice cartoons, to put their HUMAN effort and time into the pursuit of performance.' Lawrence was a preteen when he played Williams' son, Chris Hillard, in 1993's 'Mrs. Doubtfire.' At the first annual '90s Con in 2022, Lawrence recalled how Williams — who struggled with substance abuse before his death — warned him to 'stay away' from drugs while they were shooting the film together. 9 Matthew Lawrence, Lisa Jakub, Robin Williams, Mara Wilson, Sally Field in 'Mrs. Doubtfire.' 20th Century Fox Licensing/Merchandising / Everett Collection '[Williams] was very serious. He was like, 'You know when you come to my trailer and you see me like that?'' Lawrence shared. 'He's like, 'That's the reason why. And now I'm fighting for the rest of my life because I spent 10 years doing something very stupid every day. Do not do it.' I stayed away from it because of him.' Advertisement 9 Andrew Lawrence, Joey Lawrence, and Matthew Lawrence at Comic-Con 2025. Getty Images 9 Robin Williams speaks at the 24th Annual American Cinematheque Award. WireImage In April, Lawrence told EW that the 'Jumaji' star also gave him two important life lessons: the 'type of compassion you need to have for people' and how you 'don't judge until you walk in someone else's shoes.' 'He really quantified what it was to be a real artist for me in the sense that he was definitely,' Lawrence said, 'and I worked with some great people, and he was definitely the most brilliant artist I've ever worked with.'
Perth Now
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Perth Now
Matthew Lawrence wants to use AI for 'something special' with Robin Williams' voice
Matthew Lawrence wants to use AI to do "something really special" with the late Robin Williams. The 45-year-old star played one of the comedy legend's children in Mrs Doubtfire and he is keen to get the consent of the late actor's family to work on a project using the voice of Robin, who took his own life in 2014. Matthew told Entertainment Weekly: 'Obviously, with the respect and with the okay from his family, I would love to do something really special with his voice, because I know for a generation, that voice is just so iconic. 'It's not just the fact that I knew him and worked with him. "It's in my head, it's in everybody's head, and it would be so cool." Matthew got the idea of using AI to recreate Robin's voice after he saw an old commercial starring the Good Will Hunting star which made him realise there were parallels to the modern day. He explained: 'It's kinda like this very contemporary, modern, almost sort of foreshadowing of what's going on commercial that he did, where he did this computerised voiceover. 'And it always stuck with me. And then, during his passing, with the AI coming out, I'm like, 'Man, he's gotta be the voice of AI. He's gotta be the voice in something.' So yeah, I would love to do that.' One thing Matthew would love to use AI to do with Robin's voice is to give out driving directions on a phone. He said: 'It would be so cool. I'm telling you." The former Boy Meets World actor previously praised Robin for the way he treated him like an adult when they made Mrs. Doubtfire. He told People magazine: "He really opened up. I was only 12. I mean this guy … Man, he was just so amazing to be able to give me the respect, almost as an adult, at 12 years old, to really get an open look into his life, the performer side and then also the private side, and how they wrestled with each other." And even after filming on the 1993 movie was complete, Robin made sure he stayed in touch with his young co-star and offered him advice when he needed it. Matthew said: "He stayed a part of my life, you know? That movie could have wrapped [and] like everybody else, he could have gone his separate way, but he didn't. "He stayed invested, and he gave me some incredible life lessons that definitely kept me from some dark places at times. And I'll just never be able to thank him enough for that."
Yahoo
20-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Danielle Fishel reveals she still has some of the hair she chopped off nearly 30 years ago on 'Boy Meets World': 'I have the biggest chunk!'
Topanga's big chop was an iconic moment in the Boy Meets World universe — and Danielle Fishel said her mom kept a memento of it after all these years. Fishel, who played Topanga, previously discussed sharing her locks with in-studio audience members after she snipped her hair during the season 4 episode "Hair Today, Goon Tomorrow." But to her surprise, Fishel discovered that she hadn't gotten rid of all the strands. On the most recent episode of Pod Meets World, the actress said her mother, who kept all of her Boy Meets World memorabilia, recently gave her a chunk from that nearly 30-year-old episode. "I have the biggest chunk," she said. On the show, Topanga tries to make a statement about vanity by chopping off her beautiful, long hair, but it backfires as the teen spirals out of insecurity. In real life, Fishel had wanted to get her "first adult haircut" for months before the episode, but the producers wouldn't let her touch her head until they could write it into the show. Even after the producers agreed to let her cut her hair, Fishel said they argued over the length. "It was an actual negotiation," she said in a previous episode of the podcast. "And there was a lot of stress about whether or not I was gonna listen because [they] knew I had all the power with the scissors in my hands." The audience gasped when she snipped her real hair, but they were eager to get a piece after the taping ended. Now, Fishel is uninterested in sharing the rest of the loot with others. After costar Will Friedle suggested auctioning off the hair for charity, Fishel shut down the idea. "Whoever buys that, what do they do with it?" she asked. Instead, Topanga's iconic chopped hair will remain in her garage for the rest of her life — or until Fishel's kids clean it out of the house. Listen to the entire episode of Pod Meets World below. Read the original article on Entertainment Weekly
Buzz Feed
02-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Buzz Feed
Boy Meets World Trivia Quiz
If you grew up watching Boy Meets World, you know how much of a classic it is. Now I'm challenging you to see how well you *really* remember the iconic sitcom series. Can you score 10/10 on this quiz? Stream Boy Meets World on Hulu.
