Why yes, sharp-eyed Showtime fans – that is Weeds‘ own Hunter Parrish who you spied in a few frames of the TV trailer for It’s Complicated, the Meryl Streep/Alec Baldwin rom-com due in theaters later this month.
Parrish takes a break from his scruffy surfer dude persona on the Showtime series to play Luke, one of the couple’s grown children who is left to grapple with the messiness that results after Streep and Baldwin’s characters relapse on their divorce.
The film, directed by Nancy Meyers, has raised critical buzz already, but Parrish said for him the joy of It’s Complicated was in …read more

His cute mug keeps getting Weeds star Hunter Parrish noticed on the newsstand.
The 22-year-old actor was featured in a photo spread in People’s “Sexiest Man Alive” issue this week, earning him the distinction of being one of the “110 of the hottest guys on the planet.” (Nurse Jackie fans will be happy to note that Peter Facinelli also got a shout-out in the issue, as “hottest dad.”)
In Parrish’s photo feature, set on the Las Vegas strip, he shared his craziest memory from a night in Vegas and explained why he gets high on life when he’s there:
Wildest Night in Vegas: …read more

In the last five seasons of Weeds, Hunter Parrish has grown from a scrawny but cute teenager into a blond MILF-bedding machine with the untarnished male beauty that one usually associates with Greek statuary.
GQ recently caught up with the 21-year-old actor, whom the magazine features in a prep-school themed photoshoot called “Big Man Off Campus.”
In the Q&A, Hunter dishes on the movie he’s filming, what went into his decision to bare his backside in that hot scene with Julie Bowen last season, and why he passed on the Zac Ephron role in High School Musical. Here are a few …read more

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After triumphing on the Great White Way, Weeds’ cutie Hunter Parrish (at left, with stand-up comic Mike Birbiglia) will add a few movie credits to his filmography.
Parrish, one of the stars of the Broadway show Spring Awakening, has signed on for Paper Man, a comedy about the friendship between a washed-up writer and a Long Island teenager, The Hollywood Reporter notes. Parrish will play the teen’s boyfriend. The cast includes Jeff Daniels, Emma Stone, Ryan Reynolds and Lisa Kudrow.
Along with his work as Silas on Weeds, Parrish will also play opposite Zac Efron and Matthew Perry …read more

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This post comes to you from Showtime Fan reader John, who has nothing but praise for Hunter Parrish in his turn on Broadway. John left this comment on an earlier post, but I thought you’d all enjoy his review of the Weeds star:
I am fortunate enough to have seen Hunter Parrish in Spring Awakening. His performance is extremely effective and his singing voice is also a great surprise. Regretfully, it was just announced that the show is closing the middle of January. It’s worth everyone’s time to see this remarkable musical and Hunter’s passionate portrayal of …read more

I’m not a regular viewer of Chelsea Lately, comedienne Chelsea Handler’s talk show, so I missed this adorable interview with Hunter Parrish when it aired last month. Luckily, I stumbled across it on YouTube.
The Weeds star is totally cute — self-deprecating, charming, a little gawky — as he talks about: filming Season 4, in which Silas beds a MILF; snagging a part in the Broadway show Spring Awakening; turning down a role in High School Musical, the movie that made his buddy Zac Efron super famous; and going to Vegas with his parents for his 21st birthday.
Check it out:

Weeds cutie Hunter Parrish will soon trade Hollywood for Broadway. This fall he’ll join the cast of the Tony-winning rock musical Spring Awakening, E! reports. A change of venue won’t mean a move away from dark subject matter, though. Weeds is tackling drug traffic, immigration and assisted suicide, while Spring Awakening explores how a group of teenagers cope with sexuality, suicide and love against the odds.
Parrish will play Melchior, whose girlfriend dies after a botched abortion and whose best friend kills himself. The show, which critics immediately started comparing to Rent, the ’90s rock musical sensation, features music by Duncan …read more