Ben Stiller relates 'Severance' to how Hollywood operates in that no one really knows who's in control or what's going on.

Severance season 2, despite a painfully slow first couple episodes, continues to be just the expose on corporate drudgery that has enthralled viewers since its premiere in 2022. It is creepy, weird, Illuminati-coded and also,

Ben Stiller may not know why he emerged as a comedic movie star — but he's glad he embraced the genre while he could. The actor, who became a comedy movie staple with titles like Meet the Parents and Zoolander,

Ben Stiller acknowledges “patches” of difficulties in making Severance Season 2, but says it’s all part of the creative process. The post Ben Stiller Addresses Severance Season 2 ‘Patches Where There Were Difficulties’ appeared first on MovieMaker Magazine.

In the way that Lumon Industries is disconnected to its workers on Apple TV+’s Severance, so too is Hollywood perhaps disoriented about its creatives, Ben Stiller posits. Previewing the highly anticipated and delayed second season of the mystery-box thriller to the New York Times in a recent interview,