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Today, March 24th, is Jim Parsons’ birthday!! The Sheldon Cooper actor is celebrating his 37th birthday today!
Happy Birthday Jim!!!!
The whole cast of The Big Bang Theory attended the 18th Annual ‘A Night at Sardi’s’ Fundraiser, which was held last night. As more photos appear online the gallery will be updated, so keep checking back!
The cast of ‘Friday Night Lights” (Kyle Chandler, Connie Britton, Aimee Teegarden, Scott Porter, Adrianne Palicki, Jesse Plemons and Louanne Stephens) presenting the Abe Burrows Entertainment Award to the show’s executive producer, Jason Katims. Actor J. K. Simmons leading cast members from CBS’s “Big Bang Theory” (Kaley Cuoco, Johnny Galecki, Simon Helberg, Jim Parsons, and Kunal Nayyar), in a rousing rendition of the show’s finale, “You’ve Gotta Have Heart.”
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- Alzheimer’s Association’s 18th Annual “A Night At Sardi’s – 18th March
UPDATE: More photos of Kaley and Jim added. (Some Jim photos thanks to jimparsons.net)
In a old-ish interview Jim Parsons talks about Sheldon’s future on The Big Bang Theory. I am assuming what he is discussing in the interview is what we saw in Episode 13: The Bozeman Reaction; but it is a fun interview nonetheless.
Zap2It has been crazy with interviews the past few days, today they have an interview with Jim Parsons where he talks about who he wants to play Sheldon’s Mee-ma.
“Betty White’s [on my guest star wish list],” Parsons said. “She’s been everywhere though lately. I don’t even know if we could get her between her Snickers commercials and ‘SNL’… she’d be a wonderful mee-ma.”
As fans of “BBT” know, Sheldon’s beloved mee-ma is his grandmother and, though she’s been mentioned many a time on the series, she’s yet to be seen.
Jim Parsons will be appearing on an upcoming episode of Sesame Street! It is unknown as of right now when the episode will air, but when we find out we will post it!
“I’m shooting a little word-of-the-day segment on Sesame Street, so I’m taking my four-year-old nephew,” said Parsons, who plays Sheldon on The Big Bang Theory. “The scene I’m doing (on Sesame Street), they’re creating a character just for that scene. But I said, ‘Can I bring my four-year-old nephew?’ and they said, ‘Sure, and we’ll bring Elmo and Abby Cadabby to meet him.’ He may have a conniption fit, though. It’s one of those moments where I think, ‘He’s going to love it, but he may lapse back or something.’ It’s weird.”
[...] But as far as the advantages of fame go, Parsons said this Sesame Street thing will be tough to beat, no matter how long The Big Bang Theory lasts. “It’s one of my favourite things I’ve even gotten to do because of any sort of career in Hollywood or whatever,” Parsons said. “When I heard that I was doing this and I could bring my nephew, I said, ‘I could retire.’ Other than my name showing up in the New York Times crossword, what other goals do I have? I’m taking my nephew to meet Elmo!”
On April 12th, Jim Parsons will be receiving a 2010 NAB Television Chairman’s Award! As we all (should) know, Jim plays Sheldon in The Big Bang Theory.
Jim Parsons, Emmy nominee and star on the critically acclaimed CBS comedy series “The Big Bang Theory,” from Warner Bros. Television, will receive the 2010 NAB Television Chairman’s Award during the NAB Show Television Luncheon. Sponsored by VCI Solutions, the Luncheon will be held Monday, April 12 at the Las Vegas Hilton.”Jim Parsons is a singularly gifted comedic talent who provides laugh-out-loud entertainment every Monday night on CBS,” said NAB Television Board Chairman Paul Karpowicz, president of Meredith Corporation Broadcast Group. “His breakthrough performance has helped revitalize the sitcom genre, and NAB is proud to recognize him during this year’s NAB Show.”
Jim Parsons has participated in a music video for Stand Up To Cancer called “Up2 You + Me.” The description of the video states: “In this hilarious new call-to-action video, Jim Parsons plays 30 characters, showing how it’s “Up2″ all of them and each and every one of us to help end cancer.” Watch and enjoy:
Thanks to my friend Kristen for the tip!
Here’s an interview Jim Parsons recently did with IGN.
IGN: I love the show and I watch every week. And I keep thinking about all the people who said the sitcom was dead. You guys seem to have completely revived it. What do you think it is about the show that turned an entire show style on its ear?
Jim Parsons: Well for one thing, I don’t think there is any reinventing of a wheel going on here. You know what I mean? I don’t think anybody’s trying to do anything around here that is in any way changing the old school of thought with the traditional multi-camera sitcom. And that may be one of the biggest things we have going in our favor. We’re trying to simply execute as well as possible, a format that’s been around. That’s been related to live theater.
Lewis Beale at Victoria Advocate got the chance to sit down with Jim Parsons for a Q&A session.
If there is one breakthrough TV role over the past year or so, it is Jim Parsons’ turn as physicist Sheldon Cooper in the hit CBS sitcom “The Big Bang Theory.” Brilliant, supercilious, socially clueless, Cooper is alternately hysterical and horrifying. And Parsons’ Emmy-nominated performance is so spot-on, it seems as if the character and the actor are the same person.
But unlike Sheldon, the tall (6-foot-2), 36-year-old Parsons, a Houston native, is actually a sports fan who does not speak Klingon. Lewis Beale discussed the role and other matters with Parsons while he was on a production break.