SXSW Interview: Patrick Wilson & Jack Plotnick on ‘Space Station 76’, Character Bio’s and Broadway
Patrick: “I’ve now done more movies than I’ve done theatre and that’s sort of in a weird way sad”
SXSW Interview: Matt Bomer & Marisa Coughlin Talk ‘Space Station 76’, Auditions and Acting Advice!
The two also talk about creating your own opportunities!
SXSW Interview: Jeremy Sisto, David Walton and the Cast On ‘Break Point’
The cast talk finding time to write, tennis lessons and more!
Emilia Clarke Tells Jimmy Fallon Her ‘Game of Thrones’ Audition Story
Emilia Clarke stopped by The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon to talk about her Game of Thrones audition.
Amanda Seyfried: “‘Big Love’ cemented my feelings for acting”
Amanda Seyfried‘s rise to fame began at the age of 15 when she first appeared on the soap opera As the World Turns. Last year, she was a part of the Oscar-nominated ensemble film Les Misérables and life was never the same. On the April cover of W magazine, the 28-year-old
Review: ‘A Birder’s Guide to Everything’ Starring Kodi Smit McPhee & Ben Kingsley
A movie about four 15-year old high school students searching for an extinct duck just became one of my (so far) favorite movies of the year. A Birder’s Guide to Everything is a delightfully charming (and sometimes sad) story of David Portnoy (Kodi Smit-McPhee), a young bird watcher. I mean
Jason Bateman on Playing a Nasty Character in ‘Bad Words’ and Why He’ll Never Push His Kids to Act
Being that he has grown up on television, it’s difficult to dislike Jason Bateman as an actor. However, that doesn’t mean he isn’t going to exploit that affinity. In his first film as a director, Bad Words, Bateman plays a genius-level scumbag named Guy Tribly who uses his ability as
Review: Director Roger Michell’s ‘Le Week-End’ Starring Jim Broadbent
Roger Michell was the director of one of my favorite movies, Notting Hill. And before you can say it yourself, I’ll say it for you: Yes, I’m a big girl. Notting Hill is one of the best romantic comedies ever and because of that, I’ll watch anything Michell directs. His
Christian Madsen & Ben Lloyd-Hughes Talk ‘Divergent’, Auditioning for Their Parts and Running Through Chicago
Christian on his audition: “I left feeling like, “Hey, at least I did a good job”
SXSW Interview: Josh Lucas and Stephen Plunkett Talk ‘The Mend’, Bringing Your Character Home and the Biggest Challenge of an Actor
Josh: “And acting is such… it’s such a muscle”
SXSW Review: ‘A Night In Old Mexico’ Starring Robert Duvall
If Robert Duvall is wearing a cowboy hat in a film, I’ll be the first one in line for the screening. Actually, if he’s in any film, I’ll be there. But when he’s got the hat on, man, I just eat it up because no one plays a cantankerous old
SXSW Review: Jon Favreau’s ‘Chef’
As much as I like most of the big-budget films that Jon Favreau has directed, if he just stuck to smaller, personal films like Chef, you would never hear a complaint from me. Chef, written, directed and starring Favreau, is a little gem of a movie. Though, to be honest,
SXSW Review: ‘Wild Canaries’
Writer/director Lawrence Michael Levine’s film, Wild Canaries, is a mess.
SXSW Interview: Writer/Director Nicholas McCarthy on his Creepy New Film, ‘Home’
Nicholas: “Home is a movie that actually grew out of something that happened the night that I premiered my first film”
SXSW Interview: Mary Elizabeth Winstead & Leland Orser Discuss ‘Faults’, Horrible Auditions and 12-Page Scenes
The two also talk back-story and more!
Review: ‘Elaine Stritch: Shoot Me’
This is really Elaine Stritch‘s world and we’re all living in it. I can honestly say this after watching the excellent and brutally honest documentary about her life, Elaine Stritch: Shoot Me. The film looks back on her amazing life and career as follows her as she is beginning to
SXSW Review: Mike Meyers Directorial Debut, ‘Supermensch: The Legend of Shep Gordon’
Everyone should have a friend like Shep Gordon.
SXSW Review: ‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’
I hope Anderson adds Fiennes to his growing list of actors who he works with because this collaboration is well worth seeing again and again.
Louisiana Takes the Top Spot for Film Production in 2013
Los Angeles talks a lot about runaway production and the latest statistics show that the issue is a serious one. Film L.A. released statistics that in 2013 Louisiana became the top state for filming. With 108 major-studio movies released in 2013, 18 were primarily shot in the Southern state. Some
SXSW Review: Jason Bateman’s ‘Bad Words’
It’s got some flaws, yeah, but for a first time director, he killed it