Before Kevin Bacon was saying, “Thank you sir, may I have another” role, he was saying it in Animal House. He hasn’t aged a day since he was 19 in that 1978 classic movie.
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Kevin Bacon and his wife of 22 years, Kyra Sedgwick went to a NY Knicks game and he tried his hardest not to look at the cheerleaders, but it didn’t work. I wonder if the man that every actor in Hollywood is six degrees of separation from is going to get the third degree from his wife over it? For some reason I doubt it because they seem very much in love and this won’t be a Closer on their relationship.
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So Kevin Bacon and his wife Kyra Sedgwick went to the UJA (United Jewish Appeal) Federation Of New York’s Broadcast, Cable & Video Awards and all I could think of was, “Is it kosher for Kevin Bacon to be at a Jewish event?” Oy!
OK, I will be honest I had no reason to post this picture except that I liked the caption I came up with for it. Can you tell what type of day I had if that is the best I can come up with?
TV Guide asked Kevin Bacon what he thinks of them remaking Footloose with Zac Efron in interview with his wife about TNT's The Closer and here is what he said.
"I've heard about it," says Bacon, "and it's great, but of course the truth is they're not really remaking the movie that I was in. They're remaking the Broadway musical [which premiered on the planks in 1998]."
In other words, what we have here is a situation exactly à la Hairspray, says Bacon. "You had a movie that was not a musical becoming a Broadway musical, and they make a movie of that."
As someone who saw the play, I hope it is more like the movie because it was no where as good as the movie.
Playing "Six Degrees…" is about to get an eensy bit easier. Kevin Bacon, the real-life hubby of Kyra Sedwgick, is set to direct the back half of a two-part December special wrapping up the second season of The Closer, TNT announced on Wednesday. The season-ender, airing in December following a brief hiatus for the show, will concern Brenda and Provenza’s fight to keep their jobs while on administrative leave.