From left: Cybill Shepherd and Steve Guttenberg star in How to Murder Your Husband: The Nancy Brophy Story (Photo courtesy of A&E/Lifetime) Quickly thereafter, he landed in a Kentucky Fried ...

Steve Guttenberg To Play Real-Life Serial Killer In Lifetime Movie Opposite Jana Kramer & Rachel Stubington. Rosy Cordero. Thu, April 10, 2025 at 6:00 PM UTC. 3 min read.

Some may follow the Guttenberg Path by reading actor Steve Guttenberg's memoir of growing up in North Massapequa, heading to Hollywood after high school, and eventually becoming an iconic star of ...

Actor Steve Guttenberg (“Police Academy”) chatted about “How To Murder Your Husband: The Nancy Brophy Story,” which will premiere on January 14th on Lifetime.

EXCLUSIVE: Lifetime has given a green light to How To Murder Your Husband, ... (The Client List) and Steve Guttenberg (Ballers, Diner). It’s slated for premiere on Saturday, ...

Steve Guttenberg, best known for his roles in the Police Academy franchise, is tackling a new role as a serial killer in the Lifetime Original movie Kidnapped by a Killer: The Heather Robinson ...

Actor Steve Guttenberg, well known for his role in the 1980s “Police Academy” movie franchise at the chance to visit a real-life police academy on Monday. Guttenberg, who played Officer Carey ...

Steve Guttenberg is returning to The Goldbergs to honor his beloved 1980s film Three Men and A Baby in the most epic way possible. The 64-year-old actor is back as Dr. Katman on the Jan. 11 ...

"Tales from the Guttenberg Bible" stars Steve Guttenberg, who also wrote the inside look at his life. It plays George Street Playhouse through May 21.

Guttenberg has warm memories of Leonard Nimoy, the Jewish actor and “Star Trek” icon who directed “Three Men and a Baby.” “As a person, he was a ball of fire inside an iceberg ...

EXCLUSIVE: Steve Guttenberg (Police Academy films, How To Murder Your Husband), Jana Kramer (A Cowboy Christmas Romance, One Tree Hill), and Rachel Stubington (Shrinking) are set to lead the new ...

Fast Forward Steve Guttenberg, and his very Jewish life, take the stage for a play adaptation of his memoir In ‘Tales From the Guttenberg Bible,’ Guttenberg plays himself.