“The West Wing” celebrated its 25th anniversary with castmembers Martin Sheen, Dulé Hill, Richard Schiff, Janel Moloney and Allison Janney gathering to help hand out the best drama trophy.
“The West Wing” star Martin Sheen joined Jen Psaki on MSNBC Sunday to talk politics, and quickly found himself gushing over an analogy drawn between former Republican President Ronald Reagan and 2024 Democratic candidate Kamala Harris.
Aaron Sorkin, the creator of NBC’s “The West Wing,” said Republicans are no longer “reasonable” people, adding that the fictional GOP characters he wrote for the show would seem alien to today’s viewers.
A crossover reunion between the casts of NBC’s “The West Wing” and HBO’s “Veep” has netted a cool $700,000 to help soft-on-crime Wisconsin Democrats defeat Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) and other GOP candidates in the upcoming midterm elections, with abortion taking center stage during Sunday’s virtual fundraiser.
It’s the special crossover episode no one asked for but we’re getting anyway as Hollywood Democrats hit the panic button ahead of the November midterms.
Another day, another video montage of Hollywood actors from a canceled TV show pledging support for Joe Biden. The latest of which comes from the stars of “The West Wing” and they want the world to know that they are voting “for a guy named Joe.”
HBO Max has revealed the first trailer for the eagerly anticipated cast reunion of “The West Wing.” As part of the marketing push, the streaming service is also spotlighting Michelle Obama’s When We All Vote initiative, which is courting young voters and promoting vote by mail.
The cast of the political drama “The West Wing” will reunite two weeks before the presidential election for a televised theatrical special, featuring commentary from former President Bill Clinton and Michelle Obama, HBO Max announced.
“The West Wing” cast, along with show creator Aaron Sorkin, is reuniting for an HBO Max special that will raise money for When We All Vote, the Michelle Obama organization that is moving aggressively to register young voters and push vote by mail.
Cast members of the political drama “The West Wing” will host a fundraiser with the Democratic Party of Wisconsin on Tuesday to ensure that the rustbelt swing state is where the “Trump nightmare ends.”
Hollywood screenwriter Aaron Sorkin suggested that “better voters” are key to defeating President Trump in 2020, telling the audience at Friday’s 20th-anniversary screening of Two Cathedrals at New York’s PaleyFest that we are living in “unnerving times.”
The West Wing creator Aaron Sorkin has called President Donald Trump “staggeringly, breathtakingly dumb” in a recent interview, and said that the current West Wing is filled with “a lot of mustache twirling and cowardice.”
Mayor Pete Buttigieg is a huge fan of the political drama The West Wing, but he also praised Game of Thrones in an interview as one of the best shows about politics.
Oscar-winning writer Aaron Sorkin described President Donald Trump as a “dumb guy” with an “observable psychiatric disorder” in a feature interview with The Hollywood Reporter this week.
‘Scandal’ star Joshua Malina called President Donald Trump and the people who voted for him “stupid c*cks” in a post to his Twitter account Tuesday.
Actor Martin Sheen ripped President Donald Trump this week in a fundraising email on behalf of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
Cast members from the TV show The West Wing plan to campaign for Hillary Clinton in Ohio this weekend, while the Democratic nominee prepares for her first debate performance.
Actor Martin Sheen trashed Donald Trump in an extensive Q&A with The Hollywood Reporter, calling the GOP presidential candidate an “empty-headed moron” who has “no chance” at winning the White House in November.
David Huddleston, the character actor best known for portraying titular roles in “The Big Lebowski” and “Santa Claus: The Movie,” has died. He was 85.
The West Wing creator Aaron Sorkin ventured a guess as to how the TV president he created, Martin Sheen’s President Josiah Bartlet, would vote in this year’s real-life presidential election — and the screenwriter made clear that Bartlet’s vote would not be for Republican Donald Trump.
If it weren’t for the excessive spending of late ’90s Silicon Valley startups, one of TV’s most iconic shows would likely have been axed by network executives. “Silicon Valley put the West Wing on television,” the show’s creator, Aaron Sorkin, tells The Ferenstein Wire.
