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Archive for the 'Articles' Category |
Taylor sat down with Dan and Chris from the Empty Netters Podcast to talk playing juniors in Canada, Friday Night Lights, and The Terminal List: Dark Wolf.
After the notorious box office bomb John Carter, the actor became the movie star who wasn’t. Now back on TV, he’s redefining what it means to be a leading man There is a moment in every actor’s career when they must confront their early dreams and their present reality. For Taylor Kitsch, that reckoning has […]
Taylor Kitsch (Lone Survivor) is set to star in Eleven Days, an indie hostage pic from filmmaker Peter Landesman (Parkland, Concussion) that’ll shoot in Texas in September. The film is set in the sweltering heat of a Texas summer in 1974, as head of the Texas Department of Corrections Jim Estelle (Kitsch) plays a deadly […]
Gallery Link: Photoshoots/Outtakes > W Magazine 2025 You probably first met Taylor Kitsch as Tim Riggins, the charming but tragic football player on Friday Night Lights, director Peter Berg’s TV adaptation of his film of the same name. With his “Texas forever” mantra, long brown hair, and beer-soaked and troubled backstory, Riggins helped cement Kitsch’s […]
The actor, who stars in Netflix’s ‘Painkiller,’ tells THR about his time away from the spotlight — spent building a healing retreat for veterans and people battling addiction. When Taylor Kitsch signs on to the Zoom call to discuss his new charitable endeavor in rural Montana, he looks very much the part. The 42-year-old, clad […]
The Friday Night Lights alum digs deep to play a man addicted to opioids in the new limited series. For Taylor Kitsch, joining the cast of the scripted limited series Painkiller was a “no-brainer” for several personal reasons. One, it was another chance to collaborate with executive producer and director Pete Berg, who worked with […]
For two decades, he’s chugged along in the Hollywood game by flat out refusing to play it. He was busy searching for something else. Taylor Kitsch has been following a white wolf for five miles through the Montana wilderness, not far from his home in Bozeman. Up the hills, around to the drainage they go. […]