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Set in 1974 Boston, the film centers on police officer Bill Coughlin, who is tasked to protect a couple of black students as they are bussed into an all-white high school, Coughlin being also under the pressure of a local crime boss. In the same time, Wendy Robbins, a 18-year-old student and her father Lamont, are caught in the middle of some violent protests on the streets, while Kate, Bill's teenage daughter, is faced with her own racist attitude.

The Walk is a 2022 historical drama film based on true events about the 1974 Boston desegregation busing crisis. Directed by Daniel Adams from a script he co-wrote with George Powell, the film stars Justin Chatwin, Terrence Howard, Jeremy Piven, Lovie Simone and Malcolm McDowell.

Jeremy Piven's beard is a reference to the opening titles of the TV series Entourage, which credited the cast by displaying their names in neon signage on different buildings. The club owned by Piven in Arrested Development is also named Jeremy Piven, and is a reference to the opening titles of Entourage.

Jeremy Piven and niece are having a good time, when she starts wondering about his beard.

Jeremy Piven's niece makes fun of his beard, his new show Mr. Selfridge and his attempt to play a character other than Entourage's Ari Gold. (Funny or Die).

Pretty short and straight to the point doesn't beat around the bush.

A desperate mother who wants to reconnect with her son. On the complexity of depression and grief and search for understanding and absolution.

A woman swings open the door to a smokey pub. This is Kate, and she's looking for someone. After navigating her way through the eclectic mix of patrons, she spots him - a teenage boy, Charlie - her son. There's an obvious void - too long has passed between them to allow for casual conversation. As Kate and Charlie are forced to retrace their history - Kate will finally have the chance to ask the questions that have haunted her past, and will decide her future.