Ed O’Neill discusses the new FX limited series “Clipped” and how he was able to become comfortable portraying infamous former NBA owner Donald Sterling. The ...
Ed O’Neill discusses the new FX limited series “Clipped” and how he was able to become comfortable portraying infamous former NBA owner Donald Sterling . The TV legend also revealed his thoughts on the possibility of a “ Married With Children ” reboot.
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