When not being asked about dirty jokes, periods or wavy hair, Michal Ian Black was asked what it was about that time period that makes it really ripe for comedy?
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“Always follow your dreams, no matter how big they might seem!” – Paris Smith’s Advice to Young Actors
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“Sometimes it’s not about getting the job. You go in there and you make a really good impression” – Tina Huang on Auditioning
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“I knew I loved action movies and I knew I’d always question the authenticity of me playing a character if I hadn’t actually tried to see if I could do it.” – Josh Kelly on Why He Joined the Army
“The testing process for an actor is always rigorous and intense and you’re waiting in a room all day for all these executives to get together and say that they’re ready to see you” – Seth Gabel on Auditioning
“For me, it really helps just keeping it new and fresh. And you discover great bits improvising.” – Adam Scott If you’re a fan of smaller films that are interesting, funny and all about the acting, then The Overnight is right up your alley. Written and directed by Patrick Brice,
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“There are so many fantastic actors in the cast that it is kind of like every scene is a master class in acting.” – Orange is the New Black’s Julie Lake
It’s Nurse Jackie‘s final season and 13-year-old Mackenzie Aladejem, who plays Jackie’s (Edie Falco) daughter Fiona, told me that when the show is finally over, it’s the cast and crew that she’s really going to miss. “Especially Edie, because she’s become a second mom to me.” Mackenzie, who joined the
“Take care of your craft, the business is gonna do whatever it’s gonna do with you.” – Julie Ann Emery
“Oh, I always get nervous. The jitters always come and the heart rate always speeds up.” – Max Adler on Auditioning
Atticus Shaffer talks about playing Brick, The Middle cast, his voice-over career and what he does on hiatus.
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“I cut my teeth doing theatre. I went to Conservatory at Carnegie Mellon for four years. I trained to be an actor first and foremost, theatre will always be my first love” – Josh Gad
“There’s no greater recompense than the live audience telling you that you’re delivering the medicine, and then their response is my medicine, and for me that’s the greatest” – Nick Offerman on Theater
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Reed Diamond talks about the secrets of the show, his character and working with the cast.
Actor Tim Griffin talks ‘Wayward Pines’, his character, the secrets of the show and how he feels like Desmond from Lost and more!
WonderCon Interview: Tim Griffin on FOX’s ‘Wayward Pines’, His Character and More! Read More »
“It’s very much like team sports. I did all my preparation and practice, I know all the plays, I know how the game works and I don’t have time to think. I only have time to react.” – Neil Napier
Kate Reinders is so funny and charming, I could have talked to her all day. Thankfully for her, she had to get back to work on Something Rotten, the new Broadway musical that’s currently in previews. Directed by Casey Nicholaw and also starring Brian d’Arcy James and Christian Borle, the
The two stars talk about the show, getting their parts and don’t miss what they had to say when I asked them what their first professional acting jobs were!
I interviewed Montego Glover back in 2010, a couple months after the hit show Memphis opened on Broadway, and it was so much fun to catch up with her. I say this because since then, her career has blown up. She won a Tony Award for Best Actress in a
“Being prepared, knowing the material well enough – whether it’s your own song or something they give you – the only thing you can do is prepare as an actor” – Lisa Howard
Interview: Lisa Howard Talks Broadway’s ‘It Shoulda Been You’, Survival Jobs and More! Read More »
