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!
Keanu Reeves on Hollywood’s Lack of Offers: “It sucks”
Keanu Reeves holds the distinction of being the star of both one of the highest grossing films of all time, The Matrix, and the star of one the biggest box office bombs of all time, 47 Ronin. But as you probably know, Hollywood executives can be just as fickle as
Jason Schwartzman on Not Being Afraid to Fail as an Actor and Dustin Hoffman’s Acting Advice
During a recent Reddit AMA chat with Jason Schwartzman to promote his new film Listen Up Philip, Schwartzman was asked about his experience working on I <3 Huckabees. He went on to recall his pride about working with director David O. Russell, but also advice he received from Dustin Hoffman
Eddie Redmayne’s Portrayal of Stephen Hawking in ‘The Theory of Everything’ was “a bit like training for a marathon”
Eddie Redmayne is making a big splash this Oscar season by taking on the role of Stephen Hawking in the biopic, The Theory of Everything. That’s a heady public persona to tackle, but the Les Misérables actor understood what he was up against. He told The Hollywood Reporter at the
Andrew J. West is Taking a Bite Out of His Meaty Role in ‘The Walking Dead’
Spoilers Ahead: You’ve been warned! AMC’s The Walking Dead continues to be a monster hit for the cable network. The show has been shaking things up this season by integrating scenes and a character from the comic book series it is based off of. Andrew J. West plays Gareth, the head
Keanu Reeves Might Be the Star of ‘John Wick’, but It’s an 8-Week-Old Fur Ball Who Steals The Movie
The old saying in Hollywood is that you shouldn’t star onscreen with animals or children. Keanu Reeves ignored that advice and spent his time on the set of John Wick with an 8-week-old beagle named Andy. For Kim Krafsky, a trainer with Animal Actors International, she was in charge with
To Keep Up the Conflict On the Set of ‘Fury’, Logan Lerman and Brad Pitt “Did not talk at all”
Fury hit the top of the box office last weekend and it’s proven to be a breakout film for actor Logan Lerman. Even though his debut was with Mel Gibson in The Patriot in 2000, this movie has made audiences stand up and take notice. The film was extremely physical
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
Alex Sharp Talks About His Broadway Debut in ‘The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time’ (video)
Alex Sharp went from working in a call-center and renovating houses to going to Julliard. And now, he’s starring in one of the most talked about shows of the season, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time. Check out this great, inspiring video!
Watch a Scene From Terrance McNally’s, ‘It’s Only a Play’, Featuring Nathan Lane and Micah Stock
Here’s a quick scene from Terrance McNally‘s It’s Only a Play, currently on Broadway at the Schoenfeld Theater. In this scene, Nathan Lane and Micah Stock meet for the first time. The show, about the opening night of a new play, also stars Matthew Broderick, Stockard Channing, F. Murray Abraham,
‘Birdman’ Director Alejandro G. Iñárritu Narrates a Scene from the Film Featuring Michael Keaton and Edward Norton
Director Alejandro G. Iñárritu narrates a scene from Birdman or The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance that features stars Michael Keaton and Edward Norton. The film is wonderful and if it’s playing in your town, definitely check it out!
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
The Cast of ‘Mad Men’ on the Final Season and More
Though the AMC television series Mad Men might not carry the same cultural weight that it did a few years ago (splitting your final season over two years might do that to you), the second half of the show’s final season is expected to be full of powerful performances from
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!
Jessica Chastain: “I’m pretty outspoken about female roles in Hollywood”
Considering the body of work she has created in the last four years, it’s hard to remember that Jessica Chastain is a relatively fresh face (in fact, Sean Penn doesn’t realize she’s two decades younger than him). In the last few months of 2014 alone she stars in four anticipated
F. Murray Abraham: “I am, and I say this almost sincerely, afraid of nothing on stage. I will try anything”
F. Murray Abraham is 74 and still going strong, but he has a lot of thoughts about what it takes to follow up on an Oscar win. The Homeland star spoke to The Guardian about his successful career and getting older in Hollywood. Abraham, who’s currently on Broadway in It’s
Miles Teller is Ready to Show Audiences his True Acting Chops in ‘Whiplash’
Miles Teller is one of hottest young male actors in film today. With the Fantastic Four reboot already in the can, Teller is currently doing press for his latest drama, Whiplash. The film centers around the young actor playing a jazz drummer who is dealing with a manipulative teacher played
Movie Review: Jake Paltrow’s ‘Young Ones’ Starring Michael Shannon, Nichoulas Hoult and Kodi Smit-McPhee
Writer/Director Jake Paltrow must be a huge fan of The Road Warrior because his new film, Young Ones, is a watered down version of George Miller‘s classic film. The film is set in the near future where water is the most treasured resource you can have. Ernest Holm (Michael Shannon)
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.