“If you get the hair and the costume right – you put that costume on long before you start the movie – you look in the mirror and you go, ‘There he is, I know exactly who he is.'” – Michael Caine
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“I’m very happy to see what happens, and the not knowing is what I think makes being an actor exciting.” – Chiwetel Ejiofor
“How is it possible for me to be in one state of mind, and then say ‘Action’ and go into another state of mind?” – Idris Elba on acting
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Perhaps the most exciting aspect of the upcoming Star Wars: The Force Awakens is that it features the returns of many members of the original cast. The most exciting return is that of Harrison Ford, who has been by far the most successful original cast member since the original Star
It’s no shocker Jena Malone is one of the most talented actors to glide from child star to full fledged adult talent. Now she’s continuing her stride as one of the stand-out characters in the final The Hunger Games film, Mockingjay – Part 2. One of her first and most
“My character, David Wooderson, he has three lines in the entire film. Alright, but one of those lines is what I like to call a launch pad line.” – Matthew McConaughey
Jennifer Jason Leigh: “I think that’s an incredible thing that we can do as actors—to feel empathy toward someone that you may otherwise detest, you know?”
“And I think when I decided to become professional, my only aim, really, was to get better as an actor.” – Ian McKellen
“I haven’t done a whole lot. This is my first huge thing. This is my first bite. I was waiting it out and then I caught a really, really big fish.” – Tyler Lea
Noel Wells starring role alongside Aziz Ansari in his Netflix series, Master of None, has audiences in stitches
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“I thought, ‘If I don’t get a job soon, I’m just going to go back to New York.’” – Rooney Mara on her first years in LA
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Larson felt it was important to show the gritty reality of Ma, even in her wardrobe.
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Sons of Anarchy star Ron Perlman certainly has not had what one would call a typical Hollywood career. He was a bit of a journeyman actor up until he turned fifty, when roles like Hellboy and the fan-favorite outlaw motorcycle series turned him into a recognizable star. In an interview
Jason Segel is not renowned for being a serious, dramatic actor. This is the man who has provided us with nearly ten years of comedic entertainment as Marshall in How I Met Your Mother. He also revived the Muppets franchise, starring alongside Amy Adams in The Muppets, and who can
Jason Segel on Doing Things Outside of His Comfort Zone Read More »
Bryan Cranston on his actor preparation: “The character starts outside of you and [you use] your imagination and own personal experience.”
“That was seven long months of training, of reading scripts that I wasn’t allowed to bring home, to create this character from scratch. So that for me was the emphasis.” – John Boyega
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“I don’t know if I learned anything from [playing] Doom, apart from, perhaps, when I see something I don’t agree with, to voice that immediately.” – Toby Kebbell
“As an actor you need to be willing to be embarrassed or humiliated when it’s appropriate, it’s called for — and it was for this film.” – Bryan Cranston
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Jesse Eisenberg: “In acting, you can’t really act on your own. That’s the wonderful thing about writing; you can do it anywhere.”
Jesse Eisenberg Talks On-Set Improvising and His New Book, ‘Bream Gives Me Hiccups’ Read More »
Sir ian McKellen covers all facets of his long career on stage and screen, including what’s it like playing Gandalf for approximately twenty hours of screentime!
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