Review: ‘The Monuments Men’
To say The Monuments Men is a disappointment is a huge understatement.
Moxie Theatre may be small in size, but it certainly does pack a punch. A terrific, wonderful punch.
Chris also give some perfect acting advice!
Rose also has some great advice for actors!
That awkward moment: when you tell your friends who hated That Awkward Moment that you enjoyed That Awkward Moment. Look, let’s get some things out of the way. This film certainly isn’t great. It’s got a lot of problems but thanks to the cast, you might be able to overlook
Chris Lowell (Enlisted, Veronica Mars) is just a boy trying to figure out his place in life.
Greg on the show: “It’s been a blast and I’m getting to work with some excellent people”
Chris on ‘Bronx Bombers’: “You never know where these jobs come from”
There’s nothing new here and it’s as stale as a piece of week-old bread.
Daniel Radcliffe is returning to Broadway in Martin McDonagh‘s The Cripple of Inishmaan. The show and the rest of the cast are transferring to New York after a successful West End run. Directed by Tony Award-winner Michael Grandage, the show will open on the afternoon of Sunday, April 20 at
Geoff: “I feel like every day on set is easier and more fun than the day before”
Bobby: “I think I’m more of a performer than I am a writer”
Jon on ‘Archer’: “I just kind of played him as a very hyper-aggressive version of me”
The Truth About Emanuel, writer/director’s Francesca Gregorini sophomore effort, is a puzzling sort of film. Not in a bad way but also not in the best of ways either. Emanuel (Kaya Scodelario from the U.K.’s Skins) is seventeen years old and thinks she’s not supposed to be here, as in
Darick on auditions: “I think sometimes we as actors tend to really beat ourselves up”
The Hollywood Reporter does a fantastic job with their roundtable interviews and this video with casting directors absolutely falls into the ‘fantastic’ category. I think this is the first time THR has done a roundtable with casting directors. Hopefully it’s not the last! Featuring Juliet Taylor, Ellen Lewis, Patricia DiCerto,
The Hollywood Reporter got Leonardo DiCaprio, Martin Scorsese, Jonah Hill and writer Terence Winter to talk about their new film, The Wolf of Wall Street. DiCaprio and Hill are wonderful in the film and the more I think about it, the more it grows on me. You’ve never seen DiCaprio
In this New York Times Anatomy of a Scene, Director David O. Russell narrates a scene from his upcoming film, American Hustle. The scene is early on in the film and features Amy Adams and Christian Bale in one of their first encounters. I really liked the film and the
Elvis, Cash, Perkins and Jerry Lee make for a fun, energetic show!
Lili: Imagination is “one of the fuels for an actor”