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He's fully aware of where snakes are in relation to his boots, though. https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/TzeQjfZT5cKqHRsEqudtqT.png

"There's a snake in my boot!"

There are two sheriffs in town.

Now, it all makes sense.

In the Hanks we trust.

Football, the sport of kings!

From one Haymitch to another...

Sunrise on the Reaping casting is underway!

You have my attention.

Who will volunteer as tribute to follow Woody Harrelson?

Rosie Perez noticed something funny about her time onstage with Woody Harrelson and Wesley Snipes at the Oscars that may have been pot-induced.

The White Men Can't Jump remake just took a massive step forward.

Venom: Let There Be Carnage's Woody Harrelson was reported to have struck a man in self-defense.

The comic book Mickey and Mallory?

Cletus Kasady has wild hair, but Venom star Woody Harrelson wanted to make one change.

Here's everything you need to know about Eddie Brock's most hated foe, Carnage, the Marvel symbiote villain played by Woody Harrelson in Venom: Let There Be Carnage.

Woody Harrelson tried to get andy Serkis to do the voice of Carnage in Venom 2.