'No Kings' protesters rally in cities, towns across the country

"No Kings" protesters took to the streets in more than 3,000 cities and towns across the country Saturday to again call out President Donald Trump and his polices, with organizers saying this one could be the biggest so far.

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The "No Kings" protests are the latestsince Octoberand organizers said they are looking to send a message addressing what they call "the constant chaos of the Trump administration" since then.

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From the use of federal troops for immigration enforcement, to the killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti by federal law enforcement in Minneapolis, to Trump's war with Iran, members of the National No Kings Coalition said Americans raised their voices in protest.

Streets filled across the country for 'No Kings' peaceful rallies protesting Trump

"The people coming out will be asked to show up on an ongoing basis for ICE watch, for mutual aid, for support of immigrant communities, for advocacy against this illegal and catastrophic war, for voter registration and all the work of building power locally," Leah Greenberg, co-director of Indivisible, one of the coalition's groups, said in a statement Thursday.

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Streets from coast to coast were filled with marchers who carried homemade signs, sang songs and chanted against Trump's policies, actions and rhetoric. There were no reports of violence or disturbances in any of the rallies.

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The organizers, from groups that include the ACLU, National Action Network and the United Federation of Teachers, said that they have over 3,200 events planned across cities and are expecting it to be bigger than the October event, which they say drew more than 7 million protesters.

Saturday marks the third "No Kings" demonstration since Trump returned office.

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They have called for protesters to be peaceful just like last time, when there were no disturbances or reports of violence.

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In New York City, the rally began in Columbus Circle, near Trump International Luxury Hotel, and marched down over 20 blocks, according to protesters. It included a who's who of celebrities, including actor Robert de Niro.

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In Minneapolis, which saw tens of thousands of protestershit the streetsin January and February following the Good and Pretti killings, Sen. Bernie Sanders and Bruce Springsteen are scheduled to speak at the event there, according to "No Kings" organizers.

"We are the flagship rally of No kings day because we showed the world how you do it you all!" activist and writer Lizz Winstead told the Minneapolis crowd.

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The demonstrations weren't only limited to cities in the U.S. as protesters in other countries held "No Kings" protests as well.

In Rome and London, the streets were filled with demonstrators.

The White House and other allies have not commented on this weekend's events, but in the past they and some Republicans argued he protests were "hate America" rallies.

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Trump himself dismissed the protests in October telling reporters, "I'm not a king," prior to the rallies.

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Afterward, the presidentre-postedan AI-generated video on his social media platform showing him piloting a fighter jet, appearing to dumping excrement on protesters.

The White House did not comment on the video. House Speaker Mike Johnson, however, came to Trump's defense.

"The president uses social media to make the point. You can argue he's probably the most effective person who's ever used social media for that," Johnson told reporters on Oct. 20. "He is using satire to make a point. He is not calling for the murder of his political opponents."

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My Cousin Vinny hit theaters in March 1992 and was a box office hit

People From left: Ralph Macchio as Bill Gambini, Mitchell Whitfield as Stan Rothenstein and Joe Pesci as Vinny Gambini in 1992's 'My Cousin Vinny'Credit: 20th Century studios/getty

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  • The legal dramedy stars Joe Pesci, Ralph Macchio and Marisa Tomei

  • Tomei won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress in 1993 for her performance as Mona Lisa Vito

It's been more than three decades since we met the "two yutes" and their family inMy Cousin Vinny!

The beloved fish-out-of-water comedy was released on March 13, 1992. The film follows the perpetually anxious Vinny Gambini (Joe Pesci), a green lawyer from New York who has never won a case, as he helps his cousin Bill Gambini (Ralph Macchio) and Bill's friend Stan Rothenstein (Mitchell Whitfield) when they're put on trial after being accused of murder in a small Alabama town.

My Cousin Vinnywas a massive box office hit, earning $7.4 million in its first weekend,according to Box Office Mojo, and made a star out ofMarisa Tomei. Her breakout role came in the film as Vinny's fiancée Mona Lisa Vito, and it earned her Best Supporting Actress at the 1993Academy Awards.

Macchio has tossed around the idea of aMy Cousin Vinnyreboot, telling PEOPLE in March 2025, "Yeah, I've had conversations with other writers about that. ...that one's a beloved piece. It's about finding the smart angle in."

See what the cast has been up to in the years since the endlessly quotableMy Cousin Vinnypremiered.

Joe Pesci as Vincent "Vinny" Gambini

From left: Joe Pesci as Vincent 'Vinny' Gambini in 1992's 'My Cousin Vinny'; Joe Pesci attends the New York Film Critics Circle Awards Gala in New York City on Jan. 7, 2020Credit: 20th Century studios/Kobal/Shutterstock; Gregory Pace/Shutterstock

Pesci played the titular character Vinny, and his career was at a career high when he took onMy Cousin Vinny. He had just filmed 1990'sHome Aloneand won an Oscar in 1991 for his role as Tommy DeVito inMartin Scorsese'sGoodfellas.

The actor worked consistently throughout the '90s before semi-retiring, appearing in a few roles inHome AloneandLethal Weaponsequels and films likeCasino(1995) andGone Fishin'(1997).He returned to acting in 2019, reuniting with Scorsese andRobert De NiroinThe Irishman,which scored Pesci an Oscar nomination in 2020.

Pesci leveraged hisVinnyfame into music, releasing the 1998 albumVincent LaGuardia Gambini Sings Just for Youand a 2019 jazz album featuringAdam Levine.

In recent years, Pesci joined the cast of Peacock's 2022 live-action comedy seriesBupkis,costarringPete DavidsonandEdie Falco, and appeared in 2023'sDay of the Fight.

The New Jersey native has been married three times. He shares one adult child, daughter Tiffany Pesci, with ex-wife Claudia Haro.

Marissa Tomei as Mona Lisa Vito

From left: Marisa Tomei as Mona Lisa Vito in 1992's 'My Cousin Vinny'; Marisa Tomei attends 'The Bride!' premiere at the Lincoln Center in N.Y.C. on March 3, 2026Credit: Moviestore/Shutterstock; Jamie McCarthy/Getty

Tomei's portrayal of Vinny's fiancée and clutch car expert Mona Lisa Vito earned her Best Supporting Actress at the 1993 Academy Awards.

She has continued to dazzle audiences, receiving two more Oscar nominations for 2002'sIn the Bedroomand 2009'sThe Wrestler. Tomei also starred in cult classic films in the late '90s and 2000s, includingSlums of Beverly Hills(1998) andBefore the Devil Knows You're Dead (2007).

The Brooklyn nativetold NPR'sFresh Airin June 2010 that she deliberately steered clear of comedies afterMy Cousin Vinny.

"I knew that I was most interested in a variety of characters," she said. "It wasn't in contrast to, 'Oh, I don't want to play this, because I want to get away from this image.' It was more: What else is out there? I'm curious."

Tomei became a fixture in theMarvel universe, playing May Parker in theSpider-Manfranchise,Captain America: Civil War(2016) andAvengers: End Game(2019). Tomei also starred in Davidson'sThe King of Staten Island(2020),playing his character's mother, Margie Carlin.

She's since appeared inShe Came to Me(2023) alongsideAnne HathawayandPeter Dinklage,Upgraded(2023),High Tide(2024),You're Dating a Narcissist! (2025) andF--- Valentine's Day(2026).

Ralph Macchio as Bill Gambini

From left: Ralph Macchio as Bill Gambini in 1992's 'My Cousin Vinny'; Ralph Macchio attends the ComicCon presentation of 'Karate Kid: Legends' at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas on March 31, 2025Credit: Moviestore/Shutterstock; Ethan Miller/Getty

Macchio was already known forThe Karate Kidfranchise when he portrayed Bill Gambini — green lawyer Vinny's teenage cousin who was accused of murder — and he continued to have a diverse acting career afterMy Cousin Vinny.

In 2011, Macchio placed fourth on season 12 ofDancing with the Stars. He alsoreprised his role as Daniel LaRussoon theKarate KidspinoffCobra Kai, starring on all six seasons of the Netflix series from 2018 to 2025 and earning anEmmynomination in 2021. Hebrought the character backin 2025'sKarate Kid: Legends.

In addition to appearances on shows likeUgly BettyandThe Deuce, theformer child actorhas remained a fixture in the pop culture conversation. In 2022, he released his memoirWaxing On: The Karate Kid and Me.

Macchio has two children,daughter Julia and son Daniel, with his wife of almost 40 years,Phyllis Fierro.

Mitchell Whitfield as Stan Rothenstein

From left: Mitchell Whitfield as Stan Rothenstein in 1992's 'My Cousin Vinny'; Mitchell Whitfield attends the premiere of 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' at the Chinese Theater in Los Angeles on March 17, 2007Credit: Moviestore/Shutterstock ; Kevin Winter/Getty

Whitfield's performance as Bill's buddy and co-defendant Stan Rothenstein was only the beginning of a decades-long screen and voice-acting career.

Aside from portraying cheating orthodontist Barry Farber, the ex ofJennifer Aniston's Rachel onFriends, Whitfeld has booked roles on shows likeCurb Your EnthusiasmandCSI: Miamiand landed voice acting gigs in the video gamesLego Jurassic WorldandTMNT.He also appeared in 1997'sBest MenalongsideDean Cain,Drew BarrymoreandLuke Wilson.

He has provided the voice of several characters on multiple animated series in the 2010s and 2020s, includingTransformers: Robots in Disguise,Goldie and Bear,VampirinaandRobogobo.

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Whitfield is married to Tracy Lynn Ethington, with whom he shares two children.

Fred Gwynne as Judge Chamberlain Haller

Fred Gwynne as Judge Chamberlain Haller in 1992's 'My Cousin Vinny'Credit: Snap/Shutterstock

Fred Gwynne had already leveraged his imposing 6-foot, 5-inch stature and expressive face to achieve an impressive resume before he took on his last role: Judge Chamberlain Haller inMy Cousin Vinny.

The actor enjoyed a nearly four-decade-long career before he died from pancreatic cancer in July 1993 at age 66,according toThe New York Times. Perhaps most famously, Gwynne played the lumbering, lovable monster patriarch Herman Munster on CBS'The Munstersfrom 1964­ to 1966.

Austin Pendleton as John Gibbons

From left: Austin Pendleton as John Gibbons in 1992's 'My Cousin Vinny'; Austin Pendelton appears at an all-star reading of 'Hamlet' at the Players Club in N.Y.C. on Feb. 21, 2012Credit: 20th Century Fox; Jemal Countess/Getty

Since playing the stuttering defense attorney John Gibbons, Austin Pendleton has acted in over 150 films and TV shows combined. Fans may recognize him from HBO'sOzand USA'sHomicide: Life on the Street, and he's also appeared in movies likeGuarding Tess(1994),Amistad(1997),A Beautiful Mind(2001),Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps(2010),Ball and Vase(2022),Magic Hour(2025) andThe Pitchfork Retreat(2025).

A member of the Steppenwolf Theater company, Pendleton is committed to the stage. In 2009, he directed a production ofUncle Vanya, costarringMaggie GyllenhaalandPeter Sarsgaard. In more recent years, he starred in the playThe Minutes, which moved to Broadway in 2022, and led a meta Off-Broadway production ofMidsummer Night's Dreamin 2025.

Pendleton has been married to Katina Commings since 1970, with whom he shares one child.

Lane Smith as Jim Trotter III

From left: Lane Smith as Jim Trotter III in 1992's 'My Cousin Vinny'; Lane Smith attends 'The Contender' premiere in L.A. on Sept. 5, 2013Credit: 20th Century studios; Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic

Lane Smith was equal parts charming and smarmy as prosecutor Jim Trotter III.

TheGolden Globe-nominated actor appeared on the showsLois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman,From the Earth to the MoonandOut of Order.His film credits followingMy Cousin VinnyincludeThe Distinguished Gentlemen(1992),Son in Law(1993) andThe Legend of Bagger Vance(2000).

Smith was married to Debbie Benedict Smith, with whom he shared two children. He died from Lou Gehrig's disease at the age of 69 in June 2005,according to theLos Angeles Times.

Bruce McGill as Sheriff Farley

Bruce McGill as Sheriff Farley in 1992's 'My Cousin Vinny'; Bruce McGill attends the 'Miami Vice' 40th anniversary reunion weekend at the Royal Palm Hotel in Miami Beach, Fla., on Sept. 13, 2024Credit: 20th Century studios; Manny Hernandez/WireImage

Bruce McGill played the day-saving Sheriff Farley, who helped to secure freedom for Bill and Stan.

Since portraying the law enforcer, McGill has starred in three of director Michael Mann's films, includingThe Insider(1999),Ali(2001) andCollateral(2004) was cast as a crucial member of two presidents' administrations in 2008'sW.and 2012'sLincoln. He also starred on TNT'sRizzoli & Isles.

His most recent roles have included parts on Amazon Prime Video'sReacher, based on Lee Child's book series, HBO Max'sLove & Deathand Paramount+'sLioness, and in films like 2025'sBlack Zone.

McGill has been married to Gloria Lee since 1994.

Maury Chaykin as Sam Tipton

From left: Maury Chaykin as Sam Tipton in 1992's 'My Cousin Vinny'; Maury Chaykin arrives at the 30th annual Genie Awards Gala at the Kool Haus in Toronto on April 12, 2010Credit: 20th Century studios; getty

As self-respecting Southerner Sam Tipton, Maury Chaykin continued his career as a character actor in TV movies and films, including 1993'sBeethoven's 2ndand 1999'sEntrapment. He also had a two-season run as detective Nero Wolfe on the A&E adaptationA Nero Wolfe Mystery.

Chaykin died in July 2010 due to complications from a heart valve infection,perThe New York Times.

Raynor Scheine as Ernie Crane

From left: Raynor Scheine as Ernie Crane in 1992's 'My Cousin Vinny'; Raynor Scheine as Josiah S. 'Beanpole' Burton in 2012's 'Lincoln'Credit: 20th Century Fox

Raynor Scheine portrayed eyewitness Ernie Crane, who lived in a trailer adjacent to the Sac-O-Suds, where the robbery and murder inMy Cousin Vinnytook place.

He remained a Hollywood mainstay following his appearance inMy Cousin Vinny, with roles inAce Ventura: Pet Detective(1994),The Quick and the Dead(1995) andThe Rookie(2002), as well as the Oscar-winningTransamerica(2005) andLincoln(2012).

Scheine's last film credit was 2024'sHorizon: An American Saga — Chapter 1.

Paulene Myers as Constance Riley

Paulene Myers as Constance Riley in 1992's 'My Cousin Vinny'Credit: 20th Century Fox

The role of well-meaning, near-sighted witness Constance Riley was Paulene Myers' final role before her death in December 1996 at the age of 83.

BeforeMy Cousin Vinny, she enjoyed a fruitful career onstage and on the big screen in 1972'sLady Sings the Bluesand 1973'sThe Sting. She also appeared on TV on shows likeThe Jeffersons,Good TimesandDays of Our Lives,among many others.

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Patricia Arquette Recalls Working with Diane Keaton When She Directed Her in

Patricia Arquette spoke exclusively to PEOPLE about working with Diane Keaton when she directed her in the 1991 television movie Wildflower

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  • She recalled how the late Annie Hall actress was "incredibly warm and supportive" of everyone on set

  • Keaton died on Oct. 11, 2025, at the age of 79

Patricia Arquetteis sharing some fond memories of working with the lateDiane Keaton.

TheFather of the Brideactress directed Arquette, 57, in the 1991 television movieWildflower, based on Sara Flanigan's bookAlice. While speaking with Danny Pellegrino, who hosted PEOPLE's exclusive coverage of theElton JohnAIDS Foundation's 34th Academy Awards Viewing Party in Los Angeles on March 15, Arquette remembered being "so nervous" to act in front of Keaton — but also witnessing how supportive theAnnie Hallstar was of everyone on set.

"She was incredibly warm and supportive of the crew, of her actors. She was really with you in the scene," Arquette said, noting that she also worked with Keaton on the 1990CBS Schoolbreak Specialepisode "Girl with the Crazy Brother." Keaton directed the project, and Arquette starred as a teenage girl struggling to cope when her brother is diagnosed with schizophrenia.

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Arquette recalled how Keaton — whodiedon Oct. 11, 2025, at the age of 79 — would react to the cast's performances in the moment.

"I would do a scene, I'd do something funny, and then you would hear this loud laugh off camera, and she'd be like ... at that monitor, laughing. But she'd be like, 'Oh, I just started laughing,' " she explained. "Or you'd be crying. You'd finish the scene, you'd look at her, and she'd have tears in her eyes. She would really imbue you, touch your back before, and just support you."

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TheBoyhoodactress described Keaton as "an incredible human being," and noted her dedication to her family. "She adored her kids. She loved being a mother," she said.

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Diane Keaton and Patricia Arquette in 2015Credit: Stefanie Keenan/Getty for Hammer Museum

The Oscar winner welcomedtwo children— daughter Dexter, 30, and son Duke, 26 — via adoption.

Just days after Keaton's death last year, Arquette paid tribute to the actress while speaking with PEOPLE at the New York City premiere ofMurdaugh: Death in the Familyon Oct. 13.

"She was just so immediate, and so alive and so generous," she said of Keaton at the time.

"[She had] such an incredible vision for beauty and design and photography and art," as well as "the arts and music," Arquette continued.

Patricia Arquette at the Elton John AIDS Foundation's 34th Academy Awards Viewing Party on March 15, 2026Credit: Kayla Oaddams/FilmMagic

Arquette also shared her observation that Keaton was someone with "no pretenses" and who was "very much her own person."

"We have very few original artists, like real original people, and what an actress," she told PEOPLE. "If you watchRedsorLooking for Mr. Goodbar, you know all her comedies, but also of courseAnnie HallandThe Godfather, I mean, her acting is just incredible."

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1965 Timeless Classic Ranked Among 'Greatest Country Songs of All Time' Became a Long-Running No. 1 Hit

On March 27, 1965, 61 years ago today,Roger Millertopped the U.S.BillboardCountry Singles chart with his timeless classic country hit, "King of the Road." The track remained in the No. 1 spot for five weeks, selling over 10 million records.

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The beloved track also earned the iconic singer-songwriter five trophies at the eighth annual Grammy Awards in 1966. They were for Best Contemporary (R&R) Single, Best Contemporary (R&R) Vocal Performance — Male, Best Country and Western Single, Best Country and Western Vocal Performance — Male, and Best Country and Western Song.

Written by Miller and produced byJerry Kennedy, "King of the Road" finds the iconic Texas-born singer crooning, with a mix of lighthearted humor,confidence, and pride, about a poor, nomadic lifestyle as a down-on-his-luck hobo. He paints a vivid picture of life's moments that come by chance, as he spends his days drifting from place to place, hopping on trains, and wearing worn-out shoes.

Despite his lack of material wealth, Miller's song shares a message of satisfaction due to independence and the idea of embracing freedom over financial security.

The Lyrics

Declaring himself a 'King of the Road,' Miller joyfully sings the lyrics: "trailers for sale or rent / Rooms to let, 50 cents / No phone, no pool, no pets / I ain't got no cigarettes / Ah, but, two hours of pushin' broom / Buys an eight by twelve four-bit room / I'm a man of means by no means / King of the road."

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Though the inspiration for the song remains unclear, various stories on how Miller came up with the song lyrics have been passed around over the years. According toKivitv.com, he often wrote: "songs while on the road, scribbling down lyrics…. between all his concerts and TV appearances."

One rumor, according to the source, suggests Miller wrote the song from a memory in Boise, Idaho, while others claim he saw "a sign reading 'Trailers for Sale or Rent,'" which became the opening line of the song.

The Song Was Heard All Over the World

While "King of the Road" is known for being a major country hit, the song enjoyed crossover and internationalsuccess, reaching the No. 4 spot on theBillboardHot 100 chart and topping both the UK Singles and Norwegian charts. The timeless classic also placed at No. 60 onRolling Stone's 2024 list of 200 Greatest Country Songs of all Time.

Miller passed away onOctober25, 1992, at age 56, following a battle with lung and throat cancer. Since then, his song has continued to be a significant part of his legacy, with covers by artists such asRandy Travis,R.E.M.,George Jones, and more.

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Jennifer Aniston Enjoyed

Jennifer Aniston enjoyed reuniting with Friends costar Matt LeBlanc for Ben Affleck's 2026 Super Bowl commercial with Dunkin'

People Jennifer Aniston (left) and Matt LeBlanc (right) in the 2026 Dunkin' ad.Credit: Dunkin (2)

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Jennifer AnistonandMatt LeBlancwerethere for each other— andBen Affleck— inDunkin's 2026 Super Bowl commercial.

The actress, 57, reunited with herFriendscostar for the ad, which saw a group of TV stars fromiconic '90s sitcomsput a twist on Affleck's 1997 movieGood Will Hunting.

Speaking with PEOPLE exclusively about theexciting and nostalgic moment, Aniston says, "It was just great fun. I love Ben, and it was fun to see Matty, of course."

"That was a good one," the star, who continues her ongoing partnership withPvolvefor its new"Express Series,"adds. "Super Bowl commercials are so fun, and it was such a crazy, funny idea. I was like, 'How are you going to do this?' "

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In the commercial, which aired duringSuper Bowl LXon Feb. 8, a younger-looking Affleck (thanks to CGI) appears with long, blonde hair, mimicking that ofMatt Damon's inGood Will Hunting.

A similarly de-aged LeBlanc and Aniston (withTom Brady) make hilarious cameos, as do stars from other major 1990s shows, includingCheers'Ted Danson,A Different World'sJasmine Guy,Family Matters'Jaleel White,The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air'sAlfonso RibeiroandSeinfeld'sJason Alexander.

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Aniston and LeBlanc, 58, starred inFriendsfrom 1994 to 2004, playing characters Rachel Green and Joey Tribbiani, respectively.

Courteney Cox,Lisa Kudrow,David Schwimmerand the lateMatthew Perryhelped round out the main cast of the beloved NBC sitcom.

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Dunkin's 2026 Super Bowl ad marked the company's fourth collaboration with Affleck, 53. The full spot followed two teaser clips, includingone PEOPLE exclusively sharedthat hinted at a reunion between Affleck and a "Matt" and a "Jennifer" — leading fans to think it was the actor's best friend, Damon, and his ex-wife,Jennifer Lopez.

In Affleck's first Super Bowl collab with the coffee chain in 2023, heplayed a Dunkin' employeeserving unsuspecting attendees drinks and treats in a hidden camera-like spot. (At one point, a surprised Lopez, 56, arrives at the drive-up window and jokes, "Is that what you do when you say you're going to work all day?")

A year later, the bar was set high for a follow-up commercial. In the 2024 spot, Affleck, Damon, 55, and Brady, 48, attempted to form aDunkin'-themed boyband called DunKings, and the ad brought to life a line ofDunKings-themed apparel— including the famous jumpsuits and anAffleck-themed coffee drink.

Last year, Dunkin'continued the DunKings story(and even dropped a related 7-minute "movie") featuring Affleck's musical group, but with a slightly different group.Jeremy Strong,Casey Affleck,Bill Belichick,Jordon HudsonandDonnie Wahlbergall starred in the 2025 spot.

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