Q & A: Emily Deschanel & David Boreanaz on ‘Bones’, the 200th Episode and More!
Emily Deschanel and David Boreanaz talk about Bones, the upcoming 200th episode, new characters and more!
Interview: The Stars and Writer of ‘The Good Lie’ Talk Auditions, Working with Reese Witherspoon and Finding Your True Path
Arnold Oceng, Kuoth Wiel and Margaret Nagle were in town for the San Diego Film Festival where they talked about their experiences on the film and working with Reese Witherspoon
Interview: Lane Garrison Talks ‘Camp X-Ray’, Auditioning and Moving to LA With Only $400 in the Bank
Lane Garrison on ‘Camp X-Ray’ and working with Kristen Stewart, moving to Los Angeles with only $400 in his pocket to start his acting career, auditioning and more!
Q & A: David Tennant on ‘Gracepoint’, American Accents and Playing the Same Role Twice
Gracepoint star David Tennant, probably best known for playing Doctor Who, recently did a press call where he chatted about American accents, his theater background and creating the same role twice – as he did in the BBC’s Broadchurch.
Interview: India Eisley Talks ‘Kite’, Working with Samuel L. Jackson and Getting Made-Up to Look Horrible
India talks about auditioning for Kite and how it took 2 years to find out she got the role, working with Sam Jackson and the worst audition she’s ever had.
Q & A: Katie Aselton Talks ‘The League’, Directing and the “Toilet Kitchen”
The League never sits on my Tivo for too long. The ensemble comedy follows a group of friends in a fantasy football league. Even though they’re long time friends, they use every opportunity they can to make each others lives miserable. Starring Stephen Rannazzisi, Mark Duplass, Jon Lajoie, Nick Kroll,
Q & A: Octavia Spencer on ‘Red Band Society’ and Working with the Cast of “Very Intuitive” Young Actors
Octavia talks about the show and her character, working with the young cast and her decision to work in TV.
Interview: Jack Plotnick Talks ‘Space Station 76’, Coaching Actors and His Upcoming Broadway Musical, ‘Disaster’
Jack talks about the film and how he assembled the great cast, his writing process and his upcoming Broadway musical.
Interview: Joe Coots Talks Touring ‘Kinky Boots’, Cell Phone Auditions and Ditching His Full-Time Job to Act in NYC
Joe talks about the show, how he decided to go back on tour and auditioning via cell phone
Movie Review: ‘My Old Lady’ Starring Kevin Kline and Maggie Smith
After sitting through the mess that was The Last of Robin Hood, where Kevin Kline portrayed the aging swashbuckler Errol Flynn, watching him go toe-to-toe with Maggie Smith in My Old Lady was a welcome treat. Kline plays Mathias Gold, a New Yorker who’s on his last last shot. He’s
Q & A: Sean Astin Talks ‘The Strain’, Choosing Projects and Working at A Movie Theater When He Was 16
If you’ve been watching FX’s The Strain, you already know the fate of Sean Astin‘s character, Jim Kent. If you haven’t been watching and plan to catch up, you might want to stop reading. Co-Created by Guillermo del Toro and Carlton Cuse, the show tells the story of Dr. Ephraim
Movie Review: Bobcat Goldthwait’s ‘Willow Creek’
I’m not the biggest fan of found footage movies. In fact, I hate them. The last one, Into the Storm, was so awful, I told myself that I’d never see another one again. But, then I found out that Bobcat Goldthwait had directed one and I went back on that
Movie Review: ‘The Last of Robin Hood’ Starring Kevin Kline, Dakota Fanning & Susan Sarandon
Kevin Kline as Errol Flynn is almost no-brainer casting. He’s got the look and can be as suave as anyone on screen. It’s too bad that the script gives him almost nothing to do. The Last of Robin Hood focuses on the last 2 years of Flynn’s life, when the
Movie Review: ‘The Longest Week’ Starring Jason Bateman, Olivia Wilde & Billy Crudup
If you’re a fan of Wes Anderson, you might want to check out The Longest Week because it’s got the look and feel of a Wes Anderson movie, minus that whole Wes Anderson part.
Movie Review: ‘Frank’ Starring Michael Fassbender, Maggie Gyllenhaal and Domnhall Gleeson
Frank, the new film starring Michael Fassbender, Maggie Gyllenhaal and Domnhall Gleeson, screened at this year’s SXSW Film Festival. It was high on my list of films I wanted to see and I tried everything I could to squeeze it into my schedule. But, I just couldn’t make it happen.
Movie Review: ‘The One I Love’ Starring Elizabeth Moss & Mark Duplass
Elisabeth Moss and Mark Duplass have some terrific moments together in Charlie McDowell’s first feature, The One I Love.
Movie Review: ‘The Calling’ Starring Susan Sarandon, Topher Grace & Donald Sutherland
It’s been far too long since Susan Sarandon has headlined a movie.
Interview: Bill Smitrovich on ‘The November Man’, His Very First Audition and Advice to Actors
Bill Smitrovich is a true character actor; the utility man of any production. Hand him a script, give him a part and you can be sure he’ll knock that role out of the park.
SAG-AFTRA Members Vote to Approve the 2014 TV/Theatrical Contracts
Members of SAG-AFTRA voted overwhelmingly to approve the 2014 TV/Theatrical Contracts. Members approved the new, three-year contracts covering theatrical, primetime, and basic cable television production under the 2014 SAG-AFTRA Codified Basic Agreement and the 2014 SAG-AFTRA Television Agreement by a vote of 92.12 percent to 7.88 percent. The new television
Q & A: Jenny Slate Talks ‘Married’ and What She Learned from Her Time at UCB
Jenny Slate talks about getting involved in Married, her character, working on Parks and Rec and what she learned from UCB.