In Black Bird, Apple TV’s dramatic take on the true crime memoir about a suspected serial killer Larry Hall, star Taron Egerton admits that his portrayal of FBI operative Jimmy Keene differs ...

The Apple TV+ show stars Taron Egerton, who takes on the lead role of James "Jimmy" Keene, and the late Ray Liotta in his final televison role. Here is everything you need to know about the real ...

Although Taron Egerton (“Rocketman,” “Kingsman”) plays the central role of Jimmy Keene, the suave drug dealer enlisted by prosecutors to help himself by helping them, the pivotal part ...

Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. Author Jimmy Keene joins Wendy Snyder, who fills in for Bob Sirott, to talk about the Apple TV+ mini series “Black Bird” ...

Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. Jimmy Keene, author of In With the Devil: A Fallen Hero, A Serial Killer, and A Dangerous Bargain for Redemption, joins ...

ERIC DEGGANS, BYLINE: Based on an autobiographical novel about real-life events, the series tells the story of charismatic criminal Jimmy Keene, who's told he can get a 10-year sentence erased if ...

Retelling the true crime story of James "Jimmy" Keene, the tale follows the former high school star footballer, what led him down a dark path, and how he found redemption. What to Read Next It's ...

A star athlete who fell on hard times turned his life around after pulling off an incredibly dangerous ploy – and taking down a depraved murderer. James “Jimmy” Keene’s incredible life ...

Jimmy Keene, who was arrested on a conspiracy charge and sentenced to 10 years behind bars, was indeed offered freedom in exchange for coaxing a confession out of suspected serial killer Larry Hall.

So, how about having him play Jimmy Keene, the real life Chicago gun runner who tried to squeeze a confession out of a psychotic serial killer? Opening Shot: After a graphic saying the show is ...

‘I like you,” says Jimmy Keene’s sultry, dark-haired bar mate, leaning into him across a pair of cocktails. “But not as much as you like yourself.” Jimmy offers no rebuttal, which is ...