A Bad Moms Christmas follows our three under-appreciated and over- burdened women as they rebel against the challenges and expectations of the Super Bowl for moms: Christmas.
Heading back to primetime, Justin took on the role of Kevin Pearson on NBC’s critically acclaimed series This Is Us. The show is known for it’s thoughtful, and emotion driven story line.
In November 2014 Justin took over the role of Adam Newman on the CBS daytime soap opera The Young and the Restless, and played the role until September 2016.
In March 2014, Justin was cast in a recurring role in the second season of the ABC’s drama series Mistresses as plastic surgeon Scott Thompson, a love interest for Josslyn Carver..
This Is Us: Season 3 Premiere airs on Tuesday, September 25th at 10:00pm EST/9:00pm CST on NBC!
The Hollywood Reporter
'This Is Us' star Justin Hartley joins THR in studio to talk about the upcoming third season of his hit show.
Access
At the BAFTA Los Angeles + BBC America TV Tea Party 2018, Justin spoke with Access about working with amazing co-stars like Mandy Moore. Plus, he makes a hilarious joke about what's to come for Kevin next season!
People TV – Emmys 2018
Justin Hartley opens up about the 'healthy competition' with other shows at the Emmys and why he is hopeful about Kevin's future on 'This Is Us'
SXSW
SXSW: Justin Hartley of ‘This Is Us’ on TV drama
Vulture
Justin Hartley on Kevin's Season 2 Transformation and Working With Sylvester Stallone
Los Angeles Times
Justin says he connected with his "This Is Us" character immediately, and talks about getting comfortable with the role over the years, the fans and more.
Fan Video – I’m Not Sober
A glimpse into the life of Kevin Pearson and all the struggles we've seen him go through so far in 'This Is Us'. Video by SweetDreams on YouTube.
This fall, Hartley is coming to NBC with This Is Us, a highly anticipated new series that debuted its trailer on YouTube to monster views some months ago, about an interconnected group of people who share the same birthdays. The 39-year-old Chicago native stars as Kevin, a handsome actor who has grown bored of his bachelor lifestyle. Meanwhile, in real life, Hartley’s a handsome actor who recently got engaged to his Y&R co-star Chrishell Stause. In this edition of This Course, Hartley takes us into his world of television. The goal of the ongoing series of food and conversation is to keep things as transparent as possible. It’s essentially an open dialogue, in this instance over lunch at Granville in Studio City, where we discuss a myriad of things, including the actor’s journey to here, the things he has learned, and his return to primetime with This Is Us. You can read what he had to say here.
It was surprising when Justin Hartley returned to daytime television as Adam Newman on The Young and the Restless, because he had been doing so well in primetime with roles on Mistresses, Revenge and Emily Owens, M.D. But the former Passions star knew something the rest of us didn’t know: He had an out for the right primetime television show and when he got the script for This Is Us, he knew it was the one. To see what he had to say about whether or not he is more successful in real life than his character on ‘This Is Us’, visit Parade by clicking here.
It feels like it’s the golden age of nostalgia TV with so many former beloved series returning to the small screen recently. Fuller House is working on season 2, the upcoming Gilmore Girls revival will premiere on Netflix in November, and the small screen version of Lethal Weapon is premiering this fall on FOX, to name just a few. While People’s Choice was attending PaleyFest in Los Angeles, we asked actor Justin Hartley, who’s now starring in NBC’s new drama, This is Us, if he would ever be interested in participating in a Smallville revival if it were to come to fruition.
Hartley, who played the character of Oliver Queen for five years on the long-running Superman-based series, says that his answer would be an unequivocal yes. Be sure to check out the video below.
SPOILER ALERT! In this NBC Digital Exclusive companion series, “This Is Us” Creator Dan Fogelman and the cast sit down for a no-holds-barred roundtable discussion of each episode’s most intimate and provocative moments.
NBC’s buzzy new series This Is Us got off to an impressive start in the ratings Tuesday night, crushing rivals at 10 p.m. aided by its strong The Voice lead-in.
The emotional dramedy pilot with a twist ending delivered 10 million viewers and a 2.8 rating among adults 18-49. That’s bigger than 26 of 28 drama premieres on the major broadcast networks over the past year in the demo, and also ranks as the biggest new series debut so far this fall. To read the full article, visit Entertainment Weekly’s website.
