Interview: Hayley Atwell Talks Marvel’s Upcoming Series, ‘Agent Carter’ (video)
At Comic-Con, Hayley Atwell and series Executive Producer Louis D’Esposito, sat in on some roundtable interviews to talk about the upcoming show.
Benedict Cumberbatch on Playing Geniuses: “Brilliant people have private moments of self-doubt and things which we could all relate to”
Whether it’s his distinctive voice or his bearing, Benedict Cumberbatch has been a go-to actor for intelligent characters like Sherlock Holmes or British mathematician Alan Turing. In a conversation with the Los Angeles Times, Cumberbatch spoke about what’s on his mind when he’s playing such characters… and he admits it
Corey Stoll on How His Wig for ‘The Strain’ Is So Important
One of actor Corey Stoll‘s best-known recent roles was portraying a pitch-perfect Ernest Hemingway in Woody Allen‘s Midnight in Paris with a full head of hair. Of course, those who have seen Stoll in other work probably know that his actual hairline is more Mr. Clean than Papa Hemingway. Viewers
Interview: Acting Coach Paul Kampf on Knowing Yourself, Audition Preparation and Finding the Right Teacher
Paul Kampf is a Los Angeles based acting coach and the founder of Paul Kampf Studios
Actors: Turn On the TV and Do Your Homework
If you’re an actor interested in working in television, you probably know how important it is to do your research and stay up to date with current TV shows.
Actor and Acting Coach Michael D. Cohen on the Challenges of Being the Lead in ‘It Was You Charlie’
Michael talks about how he got the part of Abner, the challenges of being the lead in a film, being an acting teacher and more!
Discount Offer for Broadway’s ‘Disgraced’ (Plus a Behind-the-Scenes Video of the Cast!)
Both How I Met Your Mother‘s Josh Radnor and Boardwalk Empire‘s Gretchen Mol will make their Broadway returns after more than a decade absence in Disgraced, written by novelist and screenwriter Ayad Akhtar. Disgraced won the 2013 Pulitzer Prize for Drama and was previously produced in Chicago, London, and off-Broadway
Emma Stone in Talks to Star in Broadway’s ‘Cabaret’… Again
With Michelle Williams set to depart her role of Sally Bowles in Broadway’s Cabaret on November 9, producers are in talks with Emma Stone to make her Broadway debut replacing her in the Roundabout Theater Company production until the musical is set to close on January 4, according to The New
‘What If’ star Zoe Kazan Talks about the “strange excitement” with Kissing Daniel Radcliffe
If you don’t know the name Zoe Kazan, then you probably aren’t a fan of romantic-comedies. The 30-year-old actress has taken over where Meg Ryan left off back in the day. Her latest movie, What If with Daniel Radcliffe, focuses in on an animator who is in a relationship. She
Interview: Donna Gardner Learned to Play the Accordion in 8 Days for Her ‘Once’ National Tour Audition
Once, the Broadway musical based on the Academy-Award winning film of the same name, is currently touring around the country. I saw the show on Broadway and it’s wonderful. If you’ve seen the movie, you’ll know how incredible the music is and to see it performed on stage by a
‘Stella! Mother of Modern Acting’ Book Excerpt: Marlon Brando, Stella Adler and the Ultimatum at the Plaza
This is the final excerpt of a three-part series from Stella Adler’s first biography, Stella! Mother of Modern Acting
Interview: The Last Ship’s Eric Dane: “I try not to base my characters on anything other than the circumstances that are given” (video)
I talked to him at a roundtable interview at Comic-Con where he talked about the show and his character.
Interview: Adam Baldwin on ‘The Last Ship’ and Shooting Out of Continuity (video)
Adam Baldwin stars in TNT’s The Last Ship as XO Mike Slattery, the second command of the ship. The show, also starring Eric Dane, Rhona Mitra, Travis Van Winkle and Charles Parnell, is the story of what happens when a global pandemic wipes out eighty percent of the planet’s population and
Interview: Rhona Mitra Talks ‘The Last Ship’ and Dives Deep into Her Character (video)
She knows her character in the show back and forth, up and down and every way imaginable.
Movie Review: ‘Into the Storm’
I have two pieces of advice for you: the first is that if you’re ever near a deadly tornado, do not under any circumstance, run into the storm. The second is to run away from the movie Into the Storm because it’s terrible. Into the Storm is another pointless found
Interview: The Last Ship’s Travis Van Winkle: “No matter what, I’m always going to bring me into” a role
We talked to him at a roundtable interview at Comic-Con where chats about getting a second season of the show, going to DC to help promote the show and the direction his character is headed.
Richard Jenkins on ‘4 Minute Mile’, the Speed of Indie Filmshoots, and Choosing His Roles
Because he is mainly cast in supporting roles, Oscar-nominated actor Richard Jenkins tends to appear in at least three movies every year. However, he is cast in lead roles every once in a while, including in the indie drama 4 Minute Mile, which is now available on VOD and is
Chris Pratt Predicted His Upcoming Role in ‘Jurassic Park’
In the amazingly prescient clip, Pratt says, “Man… I just got a text message. It’s from Steven Spielberg. God! So annoying.”
Interview: Charles Parnell Talks ‘The Last Ship’ and Working Alongside Navy Seals (video)
Parnell, who plays Jeter, and Executive Producer Steven Kane were at Comic-Con and I sat with them at one of their roundtables to talk about the show.
Isaac Hempstead Wright and Elle Fanning Talk Voicing Their Animated Characters in ‘The Boxtrolls’ (video)
In the video, they talk about voicing their characters, Elle working with a dialect coach for her British accent, why Hempstead Wright’s character looks so much like him and what they did during the last 20 minutes of ever voice session.