Krysta Rodriguez Returns to Broadway While Undergoing Breast Cancer Treatment
“I’m not doing what anyone else wouldn’t do. You get cancer, you try to cure cancer” – Krysta Rodriguez
Joel Edgerton on ‘Black Mass’ and Getting into the Mindset of His Characters
“If I’m playing a villain I love looking for the virtues, and if I’m playing a hero I like looking for the mistakes” – Joel Edgerton
Watch: Jada Pinkett Smith on Her Career, First Role and ‘Gotham’
Jada Pinkett Smith shares plenty of funny and inspirational stories from her career in this video conversation
Ben Foster on Taking PEDs to Play Lance Armstrong in ‘The Program’: “It was important for me privately to understand it”
“I tried to infect myself with him. Get him into my system. It was important to get his gait, his riding style.” – Ben Foster on Playing Lance Armstrong
Jennifer Lawrence Talks About Being a Superstar: “I’m still scared, but it’s about different things”
“I read scripts. I hire people for their opinions, and I listen. But ultimately the gamble is a part of your art. I do things that I respond to, and try not to overthink it.” – Jennifer Lawrence
Rebecca Hall on Creating a Character: “A lot of it is instinctive”
“Sometimes I can spend months doing things to make sure that my instincts work correctly, but ultimately it’s still instinctive.” – Rebecca Hall on Creating a Character
‘About Ray’ Director on Why She Cast Elle Fanning as a Transgender Teen
About Ray stars Elle Fanning as a teenage girl who wishes to transition to become male.
Seth Rogen on Portraying Steve Wozniak, Aaron Sorkin’s Screenplay and Being “Blown Away” by Michael Fassbender
“It would almost take me out of it at times because of how good it was. Like something in my brain would go, ‘Whoa, he’s really going for it.'” – Seth Rogen on Working with Michael Fassbender
Johnny Depp on Transforming Himself for ‘Black Mass’
“I think that an actor has some degree of responsibility with regard to their audience to change—to give them something different, to give them something new” – Johnny Depp
Oscar Isaac on Going from Indies to ‘Star Wars’ and ‘X-Men’: “I definitely like a good challenge, so I look for stuff that I haven’t done before”
“You can’t really plan that stuff out. I don’t know how you could, especially not me” – Oscar Isaac on his career
Bryan Cranston: “The only failure in art is when you move someone to no emotion whatsoever”
“Being [famous] is almost like being a pregnant woman” – Bryan Cranston
Daniel Craig on Being “Typecast” as James Bond: “I mean, talk about a high-class problem”
“It’s not the job of an actor to judge your character” – Daniel Craig
Jake Johnson on ‘Digging for Fire,’ Improv, and Producing His Plays in New York
“I thought my path was going to be as a writer, but I’m pretty happy doing it as an actor.” – Jake Johnson
Margot Robbie: “Ironically, you have to do the bigger films in order to make a small film”
“When I first tried to do Z for Zachariah, I couldn’t attach enough value to my name” – Margot Robbie
Jesse Eisenberg on Starring in Action Movies, Kristen Stewart, and How Playing Lex Luthor Felt Like an Off-Broadway Play
“The old cliché in theater is, if you’re nervous, pick up a prop, which will immediately take you outside of your mind.” – Jesse Eisenberg
Ian McKellen on CGI, the One Character He Wants to Play and Why He Doesn’t Like Being Called “Sir”
“Each part will have its challenges and I like that because if you’re trying to solve a problem you’re fully engaged” – Ian McKellen
Kit Harington: “You got into this job to play roles and depict characters, celebrity is an unfortunate side effect”
“I kind of weirdly fell into being an action hero…I have no f— idea how that happened. You have to remind people that you want to act rather than just run around” – Kit Harington
Dustin Hoffman: “It’s the worst that film has ever been – in the 50 years that I’ve been doing it”
“I was a freak accident, so I got a lead that happened to be The Graduate and it was like a light switch went on and I was an instant star” – Dustin Hoffman
Jake Gyllenhaal on Acting: “I take it very seriously, let’s just say that. I do also recognize that it is absurd”
“My work expresses best what I’m trying to explore, and you can see from the work I’ve done lately the areas where I’m searching.” – Jake Gyllenhaal
Paul Rudd Talks ‘Ant-Man’: “The Marvel world wasn’t anything I thought about seriously”
“I don’t have an agenda where I do a comedy and say, ‘I have to do a drama next,’ or ‘I am looking for an action movie now.” – Paul Rudd