Ed Burns’ latest film project was borne from personal tragedy and profound sadness. And in the deeply emotional way that has become a calling card of his as a filmmaker and actor for some three ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. "My life changed because of that film," Burns tells Gold Derby. "It won the Grand Jury Prize and then we sold it and were on our ...

Thirty years after the indie auteur broke out with his Irish-American family rom-com, he's back with a sequel that reunites many of its original stars. Per an official release, “‘The Family McMullen’ ...

The light gray paint is now a yellow-green and two new wooden railings flank the front steps, but Edward Burns’ childhood home on Marlboro Road in Valley Stream otherwise looks much the same as it did ...

The finale of Ed Burns's debut film The Brothers McMullen gives all the characters a happy ending. In the 1995 movie, Molly (Connie Britton) forgives Jack (Jack Mulcahy) for his infidelities, Barry ...

"Follow your heart, feel the love, and find your home with The Family McMullen." Warner Bros revealed the official trailer for The Family McMullen, a new movie made by Edward Burns. It's the ...

Barry (Edward Burns) is a homeowner and a dad whose two 20-something kids (played by Halston Sage and Pico Alexander) end up living back under Barry’s roof after a brief foray into the “real” world.

Here Edward Burns is, skipping lightly over a 30 year gap, writing, directing and co-starring in “The Family McMullen,” Friday’s sequel to what still stands as one of the most astonishing debuts in ...

The filmmaker, who is screening his ninth film at the festival, talked about the importance of Tribeca and what he has learned about sustaining an independent filmmaking career. By Shivani Vora See ...

Every item on this page was chosen by a Town & Country editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. The finale of Ed Burns’s debut film The Brothers McMullen gives all the ...

There’s a particularly poignant scene from the new golf movie, “Finnegan’s Foursome,” in which a pair of brothers played by Edward Burns and Brian d’Arcy James find themselves discussing the flaws of ...