Morgan Freeman

There are some surprisingly big names joining this action thriller movie, which is a sequel to 2017's "The Hitman's Bodyguard."

"Solos" initially seems like a series of standalone stories—but there is a thread that unites each instalment of the Amazon Prime series.

"Solos" is the new show from Amazon Prime Video, in which an all-star cast delivers a series of sci-fi stories. Here's who is appearing in the anthology series.

"I'm not a doctor, but I trust science. And I'm told that for some reason people trust me. So here I am to say, I trust science and I got the vaccine. If you trust me, you'll get the vaccine," Morgan Freeman said in a COVID-19 vaccine ad.

If you've ever confused Matt Gaetz and Matthew Gertz, you're not the first one. Have a seat and we'll untangle this story for you.

Freeman, who turns 82 on June 1, 2019, wanted to be a fighter pilot before becoming an actor.

Lamar Davenport was high on mind-altering drugs when he attacked Freeman's step-granddaughter, E'Dena Hines.

The Oscar-winning actor, who played God in "Bruce Almighty," has reprised the role in an Israeli commercial.

Nobody in Hollywood exudes a sense of quiet, paternal warmth quite like Morgan Freeman.

In one interview, Morgan asked the ET correspondent if she was married and if she had "fooled around" with older men.

Eight others confirmed to CNN that they witnessed Freeman's alleged behavior.

The Academy Award-winning actor spreads his message of hope to the world.

Russian President Vladimir Putin was once a darling of Hollywood's top talent, but a downturn in U.S-Russia relations has hurt his image.

Johnny Depp is rumored to be playing John McAfee in a biopic, but the cybersecurity legend says Morgan Freeman's character most closely matches his own.

Geriatric crime caper stars Hollywood legends as bank robbers.

Director Timur Bekmambetov gives the classic movie an update.

Guests include Elton John, Jon Bon Jovi, Florence + The Machine, Morgan Freeman and Ryan Reynolds.

Edena Hines was found lying in the street in Harlem with multiple stab wounds to the torso.

Jack Black, who famously performed "boner push-ups" in "Tenacious D in the Pick of Destiny," is also a fan.

Yes, his voice does sound like that in person.

Morgan Freeman wants to know why so many men are dying at the hands of police—and why so many are black.