Lessons of Life from a Merchant of Death
David chats with his friend, a funeral director, and learns a bit about life and acting
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‘Basement Bugs’, A New Short Film By Actors-Turned-Producers Seeks Funding
Actors-turned-Producers kick off a Kickstarter campaign for their next project & they need your support!
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Nick Offerman Shares His 2 Rules of Success
At first glance, one wouldn’t expect macho-looking actor Nick Offerman to care about being polite. But the star of NBC’s Parks and Recreation attributes his niceness to getting ahead in the industry.
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Jeff Daniels on ‘Newsroom’ Criticism and Memorizing Sorkin’s Rapid-Pace Dialogue
Jeff Daniels, star of the Aaron Sorkin’s new HBO drama, The Newsroom, is quick to defend the show against the criticism that has appeared in the media and he thinks that any noise about the show is positive.
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Willem Dafoe on Acting: “I don’t interpret, I do”
Willem Dafoe remains one of those actors who is as versatile as he is prolific — he regularly appears in about 3 movies per year, ranging from expensive studio projects like Spider-Man and John Carter to independent films like this year’s 4:44 Last Day on Earth and The Hunter.
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Q & A: ‘Suits’ Gabriel Macht on Finding His Character’s Look and Being Less-Than-Truthful in an Audition
Gabriel: “I’m basically trying to take that script and expand on the writers and the director’s vision”
Taylor Kitsch on ‘Savages’ and Box-Office Flops: “On so many levels, it tested me”
At the moment Taylor Kitsch looks like box office poison.
His last two movies, John Carter and Battleship, were predicted to be box-office smashes, not bombs. So, the former star of Friday Night Lights is hoping his new film, Oliver Stone’s Savages, will be greeted more enthusiastically by audience goers.
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Seth Rogen: “I’m not one of those actors where filmmakers that I admire ask me to be in their movies”
Seth Rogen can no longer be known for only playing comedic man-child parts.
The comic actor took on a dramatic role in Sarah Polley’s new indie film Take This Waltz and in an interview with Yahoo! News, said, “It’s probably closer to what I am in real life. I think I’m one of those people that when fans meet, they’re often very disappointed because I’m kind of quiet and shy. I think they expect me to have one of those hats with two beer cans strapped to my head and strippers on either side of me. So it was nice to do something where I didn’t have to be really funny all the time.”
Tweaking Your Mindset – Become the Solution That Everyone Is Seeking
Many actors think of themselves only as artists – struggling, suffering, creative, full of talent and energy but not as a person in business
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Biography: William Petersen
William Petersen continues to show the full range of his unique talent to audiences in multiple mediums. The Evanston, Illinois native first discovered acting while pursuing a football scholarship at Idaho State University. He first drew film industry and critical attention with his back-to-back starring roles in William Friedkin’s To Live and Die in L.A., opposite Willem Dafoe and based on the Gerald Petievich novel; and Michael Mann’s Manhunter, opposite Brian Cox as Hannibal Lecktor and based on the Thomas Harris novel.
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