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Milo Ventimiglia Gives Up on Playing Bruce Wayne After The Batman Rejection
Milo Ventimiglia explains why he won't bother gunning for the DCU's Dark Knight after getting rejected for The Batman.
'Gilmore Girls' Revival Enlists Milo Ventimiglia, Matt Czuchry, Liza Weil & Yanic Truesdale
Milo Ventimiglia, Matt Czuchry, Liza Weil and Yanic Truesdale will reprise their original roles in Netflix's "Gilmore Girls" revival.
Sorry, 'Heroes Reborn' Won't Include a Petrelli Family Reunion
With the cast of the 13-episode revival now set, we now know for sure which "Heroes" veterans won't be returning.
Hero No More: Ventiglimia Talks Playing "Gotham's" Vicious Serial Killer
Milo Ventimiglia discusses his three-episode visit to Batman's home town as the Ogre -- the show's most charming, cunning and homicidal bad guy to date.
"Gotham's" Ben McKenzie Warns of Dark Days Ahead for Jim Gordon
The "Southland" veteran discusses the Ogre's reign of terror and Jim Gordon's shifting moral compass as "Gotham" wraps up its first season.
Gordon Investigates the Ogre in Eight New "Gotham" Clips
Milo Ventimiglia guest stars on "Gotham" as a serial killer called the Ogre, who strikes fear into the hearts of the Gotham Police Department.
Everyone is Afraid of the Ogre in New "Gotham" Clips
"This extremely dangerous man will do something terrible to someone Jim loves," teased "Gotham" star Ben McKenzie in the video.
COMIC REEL: Dottie Takes Aim In "Agent Carter" Photos; Showrunner Calls Daredevil "Batman Without Money"
Peggy goes on the run in the next "Agent Carter" episode; Steven S. DeKnight reveals his take on Daredevil and more.
Milo Ventimiglia Joins "Gotham" for Multiple-Episode Arc
"Gotham" has added the "Heroes" veteran as the Ogre -- a new antagonist that shares a name with a DC Comics character.
Milo Ventimiglia Taps Into His Dark Side For 'Wild Card'
The actor talks with SPINOFF about getting into character for the Jason Statham crime drama, his time on Heroes and whether fans will see Peter Petrelli in the NBC revival.
Ventimiglia, Holt & More Join Donald Glover On "Ultimate Spider-Man"
The Disney show's upcoming "Spider-Verse" event tie-in will include a Noir, Spider-Girl and Spider-Ham variations on the hero.
Milo Ventimiglia Joins Alien Drama 'The Visitors'
The Heroes alum and Revenge actor Barry Sloane have boarded the ABC pilot from Amblin Television.
Review | 'Mob City' Comes Out With Guns Blazing
The bullets and booze flow freely on Mob City, writer and director Frank Darabont's confident new noir drama that premieres tonight on TNT.
Frank Darabont Turns Los Angeles Into Crime-Riddled 'Mob City'
Writer/director Frank Darabont and stars Ed Burns and Milo Ventimiglia discuss the new crime drama Mob City, which premieres Wednesday on TNT.
Review | 'Grown Ups 2'
Grown Ups 2 is even more pointless than you may have imagined as Adam Sandler, Chris Rock & Co. reteam for a lazy and disjointed comedy that crosses into incomprehensible.
Frank Darabont's <i>L.A. Noir</i> Gets Six-Episode Order From TNT
TNT has given a six-episode order to L.A. Noir, the period-crime drama that reunites ousted Walking Dead showrunner Frank Darabont with his former stars Jon Bernthal and Jeffrey DeMunn
G4 To Premiere <i>Iron Man</i> And <i>Wolverine</i> Anime On July 29
The Madhouse-produced Marvel anime series feature Heroes stars Adrian Pasdar and Milo Ventimiglia as the voices of Tony Stark and Logan.
WC:11 Marvel Television Presents
Marvel Television's WonderCon panel featured a new episode of "The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes" along with previews of "Ultimate Spider-Man" and the anime versions of "Iron Man" and "Wolverine."
NYCC: Top Cow Creates Events
Top Cow hosted a lively NYCC panel which included "Heroes" star Milo Ventimiglia, Ron Marz and Phil Hester discussing the best-selling event "Artifacts," what Peter Petrelli really would have done to Sylar and more.
Milo Ventimiglia Talks <i>Heroes</i>
Milo Ventimiglia, who starred as Peter Petrelli in NBC's "Heroes," talks with CBR at New York Comic Con about the end of cancellation of the series, and the network's decision to pass on a television special that would wrap up loose plot threads.