Before ascending to the ranks of Hollywood's most cherished leading men, Chris Pratt resided in a humble apartment tucked away behind the illustrious TLC Chinese Theater. Deep into the wee hours of the morning, he would wander along the Walk of Fame, gazing at the stars beneath his feet, wondering if the day would ever come when he would shine in the spotlight.
On Sunday, Pratt returned to this Hollywood landmark, not to mourn shattered dreams but to celebrate. He was there to introduce Garfield creator Jim Davis as Davis cemented his signature outside the TLC Chinese Theater during the premiere of "The Garfield Movie."
"He absolutely nailed the role," Davis praised, referring to Pratt's portrayal of the lasagna-loving feline. "You can't help but laugh just by listening to his impeccable timing. Not only does he possess the humor, but he also has the remarkable ability to shift seamlessly to the softer side, sounding angry, and displaying all facets of the character's personality."
Starring Pratt alongside Hannah Waddingham, Ving Rhames, Cecily Strong, and Samuel L. Jackson, "The Garfield Movie" follows the adventures of the iconic indoor cat who is unexpectedly torn from the comforts of his home and dragged into a high-stakes heist with his estranged father, Vic (played by Jackson). As the stars graced the orange carpet on Sunday, they eagerly shared insights into how they brought their feline alter egos to vivid life.
