Interviews
Q & A: Noah Wyle on ‘Falling Skies’, the Cast and His Newest Co-Star, Booger the Horse
Noah: “I was more exhausted at the end of this season than I had been”
Interview: Brit Marling and Director Zal Batmanglij Talk ‘The East’, Their Writing Process and Acting Notebooks
Brit on acting notebooks: “They can kind of become a crutch”
Interview: Tony Nominee Shalita Grant on ‘Vanya and Sonia’, Her Rehearsal Process and Why She Was Willing to Wait for Her Broadway Debut
We also talk about her Tony Nomination, Juilliard and her advice to actors!
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Nature of the Beast
Chart your course, set your goals and go after it again and again!
Fail Boldly
Make the choices that you are scared of. Experiment. Play. Fail!
Keep the Drama on the Stage: How to Get Along with Your Fellow Actors
Ego and competition! 3 Steps to get along with your actor friends
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Latest News
Dow Screws HollywoodSeptember 18, 2008 | Leave a Comment
The Dow closed 504 points lower, its worst plunge since 9/11 — but shares of Big Media companies miraculously were down but by no means out. Hardest hit was NBC Universal’s parent company, GE, whose stock fell to a five-and-a-half-year low because it was lumped in with embattled financials, even though it’s a broadly diversified conglomerate.
September 17, 2008 | Leave a Comment
Amy Poehler is about to birth herself a baby and a new TV show, and she’s now decided to kick Saturday Night Live to the curb sooner than expected.
September 17, 2008 | Leave a Comment
How is it possible that Matthew McConaughey just starred in a movie about a pot-smoking wave rider — called Surfer, Dude no less — and no one knew about it?
September 16, 2008 | Leave a Comment
Dane Cook, the 36-year-old supercomedian most famous — or infamous, depending on who you ask — for gurgling cultural insights and sexually charged material in front of sold-out crowds has consistently been dubbed unfunny by movie critics, despite his continued success as standup comedian.
September 16, 2008 | Leave a Comment
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Caroline Bielskis booked a lead in the feature Plato’s Symposium
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Deb Carson booked The Unit |
| Ian Tran booked the feature The Taqwacores |
September 16, 2008 | Leave a Comment
Tobey Maguire was willing to shoot Spider-Man 4 and 5 back-to-back over six months next year but insisted he should take early mornings and evenings off so he could play with his “favourite blonde”, Ruby Sweetheart, who is 22 months old.
September 16, 2008 | Leave a Comment
William Shatner is a man of fairly intense focus. He brought a stack of notes to the café and scanned them, then looked up like a professor about to start his lecture. “Let’s begin, we have plenty to talk about.” I sat up a little straighter and looked at my tape recorder to make the sure the red light was on.
September 16, 2008 | Leave a Comment
Parent company Amazon.com today said IMDb.com, famous for providing casts, memorable quotes and other trivia from film and TV, had started offering more than 6,000 feature films and television episodes for free viewing online.
September 15, 2008 | Leave a Comment
Daniel Radcliffe appears to be negotiating the tricky transition from child star to adult actor without falling prey to drug-addled delusion, insufferable narcissism or late-night reality television. His experience in “Equus,” which played to sellout crowds last year, has a lot to do with his confidence.
September 15, 2008 | Leave a Comment
Besides working on “Burn Notice” in Miami (where, he claims, he’s prone to “projectile sweating”), he’s finishing postproduction and greasing the promotional wheels for his next film, an indie horror-comedy called “My Name Is Bruce,” scheduled to open in October. He directed it and stars as a legendary B-movie actor named Bruce Campbell, who turns out to be a liquored-up jerk who ends up battling a nine-foot-tall sword-wielding Chinese god of war (and of bean curd) to save a small town. It is not a true story.
