Watch: Oscar Nominee Steve Carell Talks Improv, Auditioning for ‘The Office’ and ‘Foxcatcher’
Carell talks about his entire career as an actor, including his background in improv, how he landed the Michael Scott role on The Office, and Foxcatcher
Want to Win Tickets to the New Broadway Musical ‘It Shoulda Been You’?
Want to win tickets? Over the next ten weeks, It Shoulda Been You will be giving away tickets to the show at the official website.
Watch: Michael Keaton Talks Candidly About His Career and His Approach to Acting in ‘Birdman’
In this nearly 90 minute conversation, Michael Keaton is his usual affable self but is also remarkably candid about his career and his approach to acting.
Director Clint Eastwood Narrates a Scene from ‘American Sniper’ Featuring Bradley Cooper
Director Clint Eastwood narrates a scene where Chris Kyle (Bradley Cooper) arrives back in the U.S. and receives a call from his wife, Taya (Sienna Miller)
Randall Park on Playing Kim Jong-Un in ‘The Interview’: “It was crazy to turn on the news and to see my face”
Though Randall Park has been an actor for over a decade and has appeared on popular shows like Veep and The Mindy Project and in movies like Sex Tape and Neighbors, he was hardly a household name… that is, until The Interview became the biggest film news story of 2014.
Anna Chlumsky on Character Backstories and Her Broadway Debut in ‘You Can’t Take It With You’
Veep actress Anna Chlumsky is using her time off from filming the popular HBO series by making her debut in the Broadway revival of You Can’t Take It With You. She has taken over the role of Alice Sycamore, the only member of the family who appears to have her
Watch: David Oyelowo on ‘Selma’ and Staying in Character During Filming
In Selma, David Oyelowo portrays Martin Luther King, Jr. in the events surrounding the 1965 Selma voting rights marches.
Watch: Lea Michele Describes Her Mistaken-Ridden ‘Glee’ Audition
Though it’s not the cultural juggernaut it was in its second and third seasons, Glee will be returning for its sixth and final season on January 9 with a two-hour final season premiere. The show’s primary breakthrough star during its entire run is undoubtedly Lea Michele, who went from a
Brie Larson on How Her Career as an Actress Has Changed: “Before I had to spend so much time auditioning and proving myself”
For a few years Brie Larson was one of those “I know that actress!” people. In other words, the type of actress who you recognize from many different projects like Scott Pilgrim vs. the World and Rampart, but don’t yet know her name. That has certainly changed in the past
Watch: ‘Inherent Vice’ Star Josh Brolin on Becoming an Actor and His Early Career Struggles
Josh Brolin spoke about his career, his early struggles as a stage actor, and what he enjoyed about some of his favorite roles
Angela Lansbury: “‘It’s all about imagination.’ That’s what acting is, is imagination”
Angela Lansbury is currently performing eight shows a week as Madame Arcati in the national tour of Noel Coward’s Blithe Spirit… and she is 89 years old.
Jennifer Aniston on Her Acclaimed Performance in ‘Cake’: “I’ve never had this experience creatively”
With Cake, Jennifer Aniston appears to be following in the footsteps of fellow rom-com star Matthew McConaughey. After a career filled with lighthearted roles and the occasional dramatic turn, Aniston has received widespread acclaim and awards nominations for portraying a woman in a chronic pain support group facing deep personal
Watch: Patricia Arquette and Ethan Hawke Talk ‘Boyhood’
Ethan Hawke and Patricia Arquette, committing to star in Richard Linklater’s Boyhood was an easy decision.
Ben McKenzie Talks ‘Gotham’ in this Google+ Hangout
McKenzie speaks about his appreciation for the Batman universe, what it feels like to portray an outsider character like Gordon
Here’s a Discount Code for Tickets for the Final 7 Weeks of Broadway’s ‘Disgraced’!
If you haven’t had a chance to see it (and we recommend that you do!), we have a discount code that you can use to save some money on tickets in the production’s final weeks.
Emily Blunt on Auditioning for ‘Into The Woods’: “It’s like that feeling of showing your underwear”
Musical veterans like Anna Kendrick, James Cordon, and Simon Russell Beale were natural choices for Disney’s movie adaptation of Stephen Sondheim‘s Into The Woods. However, one of the main roles was filled by an actress with no musical experience, Emily Blunt. Speaking with The New York Times, Blunt spoke about
Watch Ben McKenzie and the Cast of ‘Gotham’ in this SAG Foundation Video
Fans of Gotham are eagerly anticipating the return of the series after a few weeks hiatus tonight on Fox (although don’t get too excited — after tonight the next episode won’t air until January 19). Shortly before the series went on hiatus, several of the main cast members participated in
Jessica Chastain, Oscar Issac, & Writer/Director J.C. Chandor Talk ‘A Most Violent Year’
Coming out just in time for awards consideration (and it’s been considered for many awards) is A Most Violent Year, the period crime drama starring Oscar Isaac and Jessica Chastain that was written and directed by J.C. Chandor (All Is Lost). In this conversation sponsored by the Screen Actors Guild
Director Morten Tyldum Narrates a Scene from ‘The Imitation Game’ Featuring Benedict Cumberbatch
The Imitation Game has already been released in the UK to great acclaim, and American audiences will finally get a chance to see it when it gets released on Christmas. In this clip from The New York Times, director Morten Tyldum provides some historical context on the World War II
Watch: Michael Keaton Talks About ‘Birdman’, His Career and Has Some Great Advice for Everyone
Though Michael Keaton has denied that Birdman is a semi-autobiographical role, it’s hard not to see parallels between Keaton’s character Riggan Thomson in Birdman and his actual career. In this career retrospective interview with DP/30, Keaton covers all the ground that he covered on the way to stardom, including his