Brendan Fraser has a lot to be thankful for this Thanksgiving: a new movie, Rental Family, that’s warming audiences and critics in theaters this holiday season, as well as the major boost of winning a ...

In his new film, 'Rental Family,' Brendan Fraser plays an actor in Tokyo who takes a job with a rental family service. It's based on a real phenomenon in Japan: companies where you can hire someone to ...

In theaters now, it's the latest film from Oscar winner Brendan Fraser. "Rental Family" is about an American actor who lands an unusual gig with a Japanese agency to play stand-in roles for strangers.

“The product— I’m sorry ‘content’—is being commodified to the extent that it’s more valuable to burn it down and get the insurance on it than to give it a shot in the marketplace,” Fraser said. “I ...

Brendan Fraser leads the cast of the new movie, "Rental Family." He plays an actor living in Japan who is offered the opportunity to play some different kinds of roles...not on TV or in the ...

If the Yankees can’t retain Cody Bellinger, there’s reportedly an outfielder drawing league-wide trade interest who could be obtained. Cardinals outfielder Brendan Donovan is a hot commodity and could ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Conducting refreshingly engaging interviews with top Hollywood stars. More recently, the Indiana-born actor won the Oscar for his ...

In early November, it was announced that Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz were in talks to reunite for The Mummy 4, and the internet collectively celebrated. Although the ink may not be on the deal, ...

Acting is a tough industry to find steady work in, as any actor can attest. Things are no different for Phillip in “Rental Family” — at least, until he comes across what seems like the strangest job ...

"Rental Family" starring Brendan Fraser is out now. Brendan Fraser traveled all the way to Japan for his new film, "Rental Family." The film, which is based in Japan, found the Oscar winner immersing ...

A couple of years ago, at the height of awards season, I moderated an onstage Q&A with Brendan Fraser after a screening of The Whale. It was a SAG-AFTRA event, so the audience was made up largely of ...