Sandra Bullock: Backstage Interview at the Oscar’s
“I’ve always been one of those people that I don’t like when people tell me I can’t do something.” – Sandra Bullock
Jeff Bridges: Oscar Thank You Cam and Backstage Interview
Q. You were talking about sitting on the bed, your dad giving you all the pointers of being an actor. From that day to this moment, what kind of ride has this been? And did you ever see this happening? A. Well, you know, ups and downs, what does the
Matthew Goode on ‘Leap Year’, Accents and ‘A Single Man’
From movieline: Had you met Amy Adams before shooting? Before shooting, yes, because I had to get the job. She had a part in the casting so I went in and read. I wasn’t the only chap; she’s quite a big actress these days. You’ve done several accents in your
Neil Flynn on ‘The Middle’, ‘Scrubs’ and Improv
I met Neil Flynn when I was on The Middle a couple months ago. I had a scene with him and Atticus Shaffer and he couldn’t have been nicer. It was great to watch Neil do a scene. Each time he did something different and it was a blast to
Jesse Tyler Ferguson talks ‘Modern Family’, Improvising On-Set and Auditioning for His Role
“It was literally the first audition, and I had been desperate to play Mitchell.” – Jesse Tyler Ferguson
Lea Michele on ‘Glee’, Comedic Influences and Madonna
“I’ve never considered myself a comedic performer, ever.” – Lea Michele
Tobey Maguire on ‘Brothers’, Losing Weight for a Role and Working With Jim Sheridan
From latimes.com This is the first role you’ve played of this status — in your 30s, father, authority figure. Are you aware of that transition? I don’t think of that in a defining way. ‘I’m going to have an 8-year-old and a 5-year-old in the movie; is that plausible?’ And,
Viggo Mortensen on ‘The Road’ and Preparation for His Role
From moviefone.com: Was this role something you lobbied for, or were you offered the part? I was offered the role by the director John Hillcoat, and I had long been a fan of Cormac McCarthy’s writing. I had not read ‘The Road.’ I had read everything up until then. I
Chelcie Ross, ‘Mad Men’s’ Conrad Hilton: “In a script, I don’t want to know what other characters are doing”
“With actual characters, with historical characters, I like to get as much information as I can, as long as it’s information that the character would have.”
Woody Harrelson on ‘The Messenger’, Monologues and Giving Advice
“To me, it’s fun when you’re looking at a scene and trying to figure out the best way of, what can make this scene better, what can heighten the emotionality of the scene.” – Woody Harrelson
Eastwick’s Sara Rue: “The actual acting part is never hard. It’s the politics and basically everything around the acting that is difficult”
“Honestly, acting is the most work when you’re unemployed.” – Sara Rue
Hilary Swank on ‘Amelia Earhart’, Playing a Real Person and Immersing Herself into Her Characters
“I think her accent was the most challenging accent that I’ve ever done in my career of accents.” – Hillary Swank on Playing Amelia Earhart
‘Paranormal Activity’ Star Katie Featherston Talks About Her Career
From heatvisionblog.com: What was your first reaction to being asked to do this film? I was thrilled. I went in along with a couple hundred other people and auditioned and had so much fun at the audition. And then I had the callback, which is where I met Micah, my
Adam Goldberg: “I feel very bizarre acting”
“I generally just feel like I’m posing as an actor, to be honest.” – Adam Goldberg
January Jones On Life Before “Mad Men”, Betty Draper and Why You Should Not Listen To Ashton Kutcher
From GQ: On her career before Mad Men: ‘[With modeling] You’re like an object. They move you around. And I felt like, God, I’m miserable. I hate modeling,” she says. “When I moved back to New York, the agency said I owed them $20,000. So I left the agency and
Michael Rady on Melrose Place and Not Booking a Role For a Year
“I had started doing theater in high school, and while I was doing that, I got my manager.” – Michael Rady
Kali Hawk: How She Built a Career From a One-Line Audition
“My character started out so small and I had such a small agent at the time that I didn’t really have any negotiating power.” – Kali Hawk
Abigail Breslin Talks “Zombieland” and How She Approaches Acting
From Movieline: This is a very different role in a very different movie for you. Was Zombieland part of an intentional effort to change up your career a little, or do you just take whatever role you like best that’s out there at the moment? You know, I really liked
Ty Burrell: “Modern Family”, Improvising and Single-Camera Comedies
“I know him now, to this day, because, uh, he’s me. He is just a hair away from me.” – Ty Burrell on His Modern Family Character
John C. Reilly Talks Comedy and Not Being a ‘Who’
“To me, acting is acting. When the circumstances are ridiculous, then you are in comedy.” – John C. Reilly