Jeff McCobb
The Background: Jeff started his career producing television commercials in his hometown of Fresno, California. After a few years, he came across the opportunity to make a living talking about his favorite thing: movies. That's when he moved to St. Louis, MO in order to start CinemaBlend's first video department. Eventually he moved to Los Angeles, where he resides today, in order to pursue in-person opportunities covering events and interviewing talent. Emily Blunt once told him he looked "better than Dwayne Johnson," Jim Carrey once told him he has a "great name," and his mother once told him he was a "disappointment."
What He's Into: Jeff is simply a film buff who refuses to stop romanticizing the Oscars, no matter how unpopular they become. He's a fan of comedy. Specifically, SNL, anything late night, and political satire/commentary. When he feels sad, he re-watches episodes of 30 Rock. When he feels hopeless, he re-watches episodes of The West Wing. When he feels like he's stuck in second gear, he re-watches episodes of Friends. In his free time he dabbles in screenwriting, time-lapse photography, and complaining that the rent is too damn high.
What He's Excited About Right Now: Witnessing Timothée Chalamet's career trajectory over the next 20 years.
Latest articles by Jeff McCobb

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With Transformers One, Brian Tyree Henry wants to create a devastating classic for children on par with The NeverEnding Story and The Care Bears Movie.

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Even Norse Gods get intimidated.

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Agatha herself, Kathryn Hahn, speaks with CinemaBlend about Disney+’s new Marvel show “Agatha All Along!”

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Zoë Kravitz managed to create a great TV show in High Fidelity, but it seems Hulu didn't give it the chance to find an audience.

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Channing Tatum stars in his fiancé Zoë Kravitz' new film Blink Twice, and he recently revealed an improvised line from her "twisted" mind.

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Zoë Kravitz her cast, including Channing Tatum and Naomi Ackie, break down everything we want to know about the actress's directorial debut.

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WARNING: Major spoilers ahead!

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Zoë Kravitz' directorial debut Blink Twice has a bonkers twist ending that stars Channing Tatum and Naomi Ackie broke down during our interview.

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Channing Tatum is making the rounds to promote his new movie Blink Twice, but it seems that folks still won't stop quoting another film of his.

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"Alien: Romulus" is not only one of the best "Alien" movies, but it's one of the best movies to hit theaters this year.

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Kevin Hart is notoriously fit, and now he's not only a full-fledged action star, but he's also gotten the approval of his professional boxer costar.

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Exclusives Florian Munteanu plays the psychopath Krieg in the new film Borderlands, and apparently that iconic mask was a challenge when pulling his punches.

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Author Colleen Hoover's worldwide phenomenon “It Ends With Us” is now a feature film of the same name.

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Fans of the game Borderlands were not happy about Kevin Hart's peculiar casting, but his costar Florian Munteanu says they'll be surprised.

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The Cast of Paramount+'s upcoming "Star Trek" movie joined CinemaBlend at this year's San Diego Comic-Con to nerd out on all things "Trek."

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Star Trek: Prodigy” stars sit down with CinemaBlend at San Diego Comic-Con 2024 to discuss all things “Trek!”

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Exclusives Sausage Party: Foodtopia has a ridiculous Call Me By Your Name spoof, and Seth Rogen told CinemaBlend how it came together.

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Sausage Party: Foodtopia is full of hedonistic food sex, and the show's A-list comedy talent told us what it was like to record.

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Seth Rogen, Kristen Wiig and Sam Richardson talk about their new animated Amazon Prime series, 'Sausage Party: Foodtopia.'

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As another comedian with an iconic laugh, Seth Rogen's heart breaks for Eddie Murphy and his lost chuckle.

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Exclusives Producer Jerry Bruckheimer, while at the junket for Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F, revealed to us the sequels fans want most, and he's right. We want these.

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Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F brings back all of the franchise's biggest stars, and according to them, little has changed after four decades.

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Eddie Murphy's laugh was once iconic, but it's absent in Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F. The actor revealed to us the sad reason why.
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