Bobby Cannavale News

You think Bobby Cannavale has felt the sting when all those episodes of the failed second go-round of Cupid have been burned off by ABC this past few weeks? It's got to be a shot to the ego, even for an established, successful Emmy-winning actor.

Cupid 's unfortunate misfire has turned into a big hit for Cold Case . Bobby Cannavale, the star of ABC's short-lived romantic-comedy reboot, is now on his way back to the CBS procedural, sources tell TVGuide.com exclusively.

DURING a recent rehearsal for an Off Broadway play, it was hard to remember that Bobby Cannavale and Sarah Paulson star in a fizzy television series like "Cupid." Circling each other, they spit out some of the nastiest lines in Mark Schultz's "Gingerbread House," a dark satire about a couple who decide to sell their children.

For a moment last week, when Adam Lambert sang "Play That Funky Music," he sounded like Sinead O'Connor. Yeah, strange.

Legends of the Hidden Temple. On Tuesday, ABC aired its newest sitcom, "Cupid," starring Bobby Cannavale - best known for his role as Will's boyfriend, Vince, on "Will & Grace." And by newest sitcom we mean the first version of the show aired in 1998, starred Jeremy Piven and was cancelled, so they're trying it again.

On the reboot of Veronica Mars creator Rob Thomas' Cupid , Bobby Cannavale plays Trevor Pierce, a man who insists he's the God of Love, banished to Manhattan to bring 100 couples together before being allowed to return to Mount Olympus.

Once upon a time 11 years ago, Jeremy Piven played Cupid. But oddly, he always seemed more like Cupid's Hollywood ass of an agent than the matchmaker himself.

In the 2007 novel Gods Behaving Badly, author Marie Phillips answers the question, "What would the Greek gods be like on earth today?" Aphrodite, it turns out, is a sex phone operator.

This Tuesday at 10 pm/ET, ABC and Rob Thomas takes another shot at Cupid , a romantic comedy that first aired in 1998 and returns with Bobby Cannavale and Sarah Paulson picking up where Jeremy Piven and Paula Marshall left off.

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If you're among the viewers still mad at ABC for canceling "Eli Stone," you're in luck.

Bobby Cannavale portrays Trevor Pierce, who believes he's the Roman god of love and claims he's been sent to New York City to bring 100 couples together before he can return to Mt.

After a decade of steady television, including a two-year stint as a paramedic on NBC's ensemble drama "Third Watch," Bobby Cannavale finally gets to head up his own show on ABC's "Cupid." It's the second incarnation for the Rob Thomas comedy.

Start Date: Mar 31, 2009; Genre: Comedy ; With: Bobby Cannavale and Sarah Paulson By Mark Harris Mark Harris Mark Harris is a writer and former executive editor of EW Bobby Cannavale, the versatile Tony-a nominated actor much beloved as Will Truman's cop boyfriend on Will & Grace , plays the God of Love on ABC's new romantic comedy-drama Cupid .

There's strength in numbers as Bobby Cannavale, June Diane Raphael and Danielle Panabaker have joined the cast of the indie film "Weakness." Apropos Films is producing the project, a drama about a suburban high school teacher that loses his wife and his moorings during a summer break.

Actor Bobby Cannavale takes a ride on Magic Kingdom's Big Thunder Mountain Railroad roller coaster Thursday alongside his brother Marc Abreau.

Bobby Cannavale This Emmy-winning star of Third Watch has spent time on the big screen and even dabbled on Broadway, earning a Tony nomination.