Q & A: Anna Gunn on ‘Gracepoint’ and “Shaking Off” the Darkness of the Show
Anna Gunn talks about her role, going into the darkness of the show and more
Interview: Ariana Bernstein on Writing, Producing and Starring in Her Film Debut, ‘Delusions of Guinevere’
It’s always tough making your way in this business but actors who take their careers into their own hands are the ones who will always get ahead. Take, for example, actress Ariana Bernstein, the star, producer and co-writer of Delusions of Guinevere. The film, about former child star Guinevere James,
Q & A: Robin Lord Taylor Talks ‘Gotham’, Finding Oswald and the Best “Random Thing” He Did To Start His Career
Robin Lord Taylor talks about Gotham, finding inspiration, how he got the role and tons more!
Q & A: Andre Braugher on ‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’: “I’ve sort of committed myself to perfecting the art of the straight man”
It’s fair to say that Brooklyn Nine-Nine is definitely not having a sophomore slump because the show is as funny as ever. Starring Andy Samberg, Andre Braugher, Melissa Fumero, Joe Lo Truglio, Chelsea Peretti and Terry Crews, is an ensemble comedy about the men and women who work at the
Q & A: Gotham’s Ben McKenzie on Villains, Co-Stars and Not Being Afraid of Growing a Mustache
Ben McKenzie stars as James Gordon in FOX’s new hit drama, Gotham. The show is basically the origin story of a young Bruce Wayne and Batman’s greatest villains. Along the way, we get to follow Gordon’s rise to the man we will soon come to know as Batman’s most trusted
Interview: ‘Jersey Boys’ Shaun Taylor-Corbett Talks Touring with the Show and Going to Frankie Camp
Shaun Taylor-Corbett alternates the role of Frankie Valli in the touring production of Jersey Boys, a role that he’s tried to take on for the past 6 years but the “timing never worked out,” as he said in a recent interview. After starring in Broadway’s In the Heights, he decided
Interview: John Ellison Conlee Talks ‘Boardwalk Empire’, Theater and Dabney Coleman
John talks about his audition for Boardwalk Empire, Dabney Coleman, theater, nightmare auditions and more!
Interview: Karen Pittman on Broadway’s ‘Disgraced’ and the Embarrassment of Dance Auditions
Karen talks about returning to Disgraced and how it’s different now that it’s on Broadway, why she transitioned from a flourishing music career to become an actress and the embarrassment of dance auditions.
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
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
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.
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.