Review: ‘A Single Shot’ Starring Sam Rockwell
With Sam Rockwell as the lead, there is never an uninteresting moment and that alone is one reason to watch this.
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Michael J. Fox Says Parkinson’s Disease Has Improved His Acting
Considering that Michael J. Fox began to scale back his acting roles after revealing that he had Parkinson’s disease in 1998, one would expect that the disease — which causes involuntary movement — would have had major detrimental effects on his acting. However, in an interview with Rolling Stone Fox
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Michael C. Hall Talks About the Ending of ‘Dexter’, Typecasting and What He Likes About Acting
Michael C. Hall has had a prolific television career with two back-to-back series, Six Feet Under and Dexter. With the Dexter series finale coming up on Sept. 22, Hall looks back on the two shows that have defined his career thus far. In an interview with Indiewire at the Toronto
Robin Williams Returns to TV: “The idea of having a steady job is appealing”
This fall marks a return to television for one of Hollywood’s biggest stars, Robin Williams. After gaining fame in Mork & Mindy over three decades ago, he’s headed to CBS for a David E. Kelley sitcom with Sarah Michelle Gellar called The Crazy Ones. The actors play a father-daughter duo
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Andy Samberg Transitions from Late Night to Primetime with ‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’
Transitioning from one of late night’s most iconic shows to an entertainment career outside the hallowed halls of 30 Rockefeller Plaza can be a bumpy one. For longtime Saturday Night Live cast member Andy Samberg, he decided to take a look at the successful career blueprints from other famous SNL
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Orlando Bloom on Making His Broadway Debut in ‘Romeo and Juliet’: “It’s terrifying”
It’s probably hard enough for a famous actor to make his or her debut on Broadway. It doesn’t make it any easier if the play is one of the most famous in history and has been read by probably every kid in middle school. But Orlando Bloom is well aware
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Daniel Bruhl on ‘Rush’ and the Preparation He Did to Portray Formula 1 Superstar Niki Lauda (video)
Daniel Bruhl is absolutely fantastic in the new Ron Howard film, Rush. The film is great and a lot of that can be credited to Bruhl who portrays Formula 1 superstar Niki Lauda. To play Lauda, Bruhl says in the video that he read Lauda’s biography, watched documentaries to get
Matthew McConaughey and Jared Leto Discuss ‘Dallas Buyers Club’ and Their Characters (video)
Here’s a couple videos featuring Matthew McConaughey and Jared Leto talking about their new film, Dallas Buyers Club. I am really looking forward to this. McConaughey is on a spectacular roll the past couple of years and this will only add to it. In the first video, McConaughey, Leto and
If You Don’t Love this Picture of Patrick Stewart, Ian McKellen and Elmo, There is Something Wrong with You
Patrick Stewart tweeted this picture he took with Ian McKellen and Elmo last Friday and everything about it is all kinds of wonderful.
Dean Norris Talks Working with “Evil” and His Preparation on ‘Breaking Bad’: “I don’t walk around all day being a dick”
Though Dean Norris‘ Hank Schrader on Breaking Bad might be one of the least “evil” characters on the show in terms of the law, that might not be saying much considering the show’s lead character is Bryan Cranston‘s Walter White, a meth-dealing high school chemistry teacher. He spoke to
