The cast of Going Dutch knows that their fearless leader, Denis Leary, has a few doppelgängers in Hollywood. What’s more, they want to use the similar-looking actors to their advantage.

Dutch people are rapidly turning against the use of blackface for a popular festive character, with young people in particular saying it has no place in modern society, according to a survey ...

forty-five years after the character’s first appearance on television in 1978 as part of the Dutch version of Sesame Street. Dikkie Dik aka Tummy Tom leapt from tv to print in 1983 with the help ...

Patton. Leary was recently interviewed by Fox News about his new role in “Going Dutch,” where he had a chance to infuse all of his knowledge about Patton into his character. He recalled a ...

Six years ago when the first survey was carried out 65 percent of Dutch believed that the character should remain in blackface, the researchers said. Support has even decreased from last year's 38 ...