Chris Pratt has made the leap from everyone's favorite friendly, loyal, but not-so-bright human puppydog on Parks and Rec to a be-muscled Hollywood action hero in Guardians of the Galaxy and now Jurassic World. "But what if he hadn't?" asked no one, "What if Andy Dwyer had to save us from the killer mutant dinosaur?"
The 20-second Jurassic World teaser released last week was notable for its lack of the one thing everyone really wanted to see: Chris Pratt. We didn't get a glimpse of our Star-Lord and savior until the last of its 20 seconds.
Chris Pratt hosted the generally enjoyable season premiere of Saturday Night Live last night, with musical guest Ariana Grande. The premiere brought with it the introduction of the wonderful Michael Che as Weekend Update's new co-anchor and a new cast member that was born in the year 1993. One year before Kurt Cobain died. Let's enjoy the good sketches together!
Chris Pratt, a funny actor you know, first got his start on The WB's Everwood, and the headshot that helped him land that role was one he got by following a man home to his West Hollywood penthouse from the post office.
It should come as a surprise to no one that before he was Andy on Parks and Rec and Star-Lord in Guardians of the Galaxy, Chris Pratt was a teenage goofball.
Chris Pratt's Guardians of the Galaxy character, Star-Lord, has a tape of '70s jams as his prized possession, and Pratt can totally relate, because music is an important part of his life, too. For instance, he and his bros in Maui used to smoke weed in a van and bump Dr. Dre's The Chronic 2001.
Chris Pratt, the Guardians of the Galaxy star who will always be Parks and Rec's earnest Andy in our hearts, is probably sick to death of answering questions about his physical transformation into a superhero. But just when he's about to fall asleep mid-interview, someone brings him an intern's hair and asks him to French-braid it.
Chris Pratt's performance as Andy Dwyer is consistently one of the best parts of one of the best shows on TV, Parks and Recreation. And Dwyer is at his best when he's singing, like in this clip where he's serenading a group of children with the tale of Van Damme in the hockey-action classic, Sudden Death.
Actor Chris Pratt, better known to fans of slow-witted, well-meaning, beardface schlubs as Andy Dwyer on NBC's Parks & Rec, has broken out of his typecasting cocoon and emerged an unrecognizably jacked butterfly.
Are you a fan of Parks and Recreation? Do you hate cancer? If so, then you'll dig this clever new PSA from DoSomething.org, which stars Aziz Ansari and Chris Pratt urging people to "Give a Spit" about blood cancer (and hopefully save a life in the process). So go spit all over them! I mean, if you're into that sort of thing. [via YouTube]
Anna Faris' husband, fellow actor (and Parks and Rec costar) Chris Pratt, is getting a lot of heat on Twitter because he used the social networking Penny Saver to give away the couple's 15-year-old cat away. Now that all the friends of felines are hitting him back, he's making it even worse.
Parks & Recreation's adorable Chris Pratt stopped by Conan last night and regaled us with stories about killing what he eats, his love of taxidermy, and feeding his wife Anna Faris' family squirrel for the first time over the holidays.
He needs someone with experience to give him what he needs. Also today: it looks like we're really going to see Jim Carrey go gay, a new reunion movie is in the works, and an SNL departure.
Since starting as Ron's assistant, April had managed to make her boss happy by halting all potential public interactions. Supplicants were scheduled for a day the secretary thought she'd invented through calender trickery. Unfortunately, that day is very real.
