Q & A: Geoff Stults Talks ‘Enlisted’, Boot Camp and Acting Success
Geoff: “I feel like every day on set is easier and more fun than the day before”
‘Blue Jasmine’ star Cate Blanchett Seamlessly Transitions from Stage to Screen
Cate Blanchett was just nominated for her sixth Academy Award for her performance in Woody Allen‘s Blue Jasmine. She plays a woman on the verge of a nervous breakdown after her husband leaves her for a younger woman. What’s interesting about the Australian actress is that she has been largely
Interview: Bobby Moynihan Talks Saturday Night Live’, Writing and Being ‘Chozen’
Bobby: “I think I’m more of a performer than I am a writer”
Michael Rosenbaum on His Directorial Debut ‘Back in the Day’: “It’s a passion project”
Michael on directing himself: “I trusted myself as an actor”
Q&A: H. Jon Benjamin Talks ‘Archer’, the Plot Twists and Voice Acting
Jon on ‘Archer’: “I just kind of played him as a very hyper-aggressive version of me”
Matthew McConaughey on His Decision to Star in HBO’s ‘True Detective’ and Why He Requested a Different Character
Just a few years ago it would sound like insanity for a film actor on the hottest streak of his career to decide to do television, but with shows like Mad Men and Breaking Bad changing the way television is perceived, it’s no surprise anymore when a major film actor
WGN America is Ready To Take on Cable with Three Original Series
With the Winter Television Critics Association previews going on right now, it’s easy for some news to get lost in the shuffle. However, it’s good to see even more creativity coming out of a new cable network, WGN America. On Sunday, the network announced a slate of original series that
Actors’ Equity & Theater Producers Have Some Questions to Answer about Touring Contracts
One of the actors’ unions is heating up with a fight about contracts and there are quite a few people who are angry about the direction it is headed. Actors’ Equity union, which represents theater performers on Broadway and across the United States, has made concessions on contracts for two
Watch the Final Performance of Howard Brenton’s ‘Drawing the Line’ Free Online Today
One major criticism of theater is that many find it inaccessible, either because of its content, location or ticket price. Heck, we just reported that the average price for a ticket to see a musical on Broadway is $102.45! Because of that, one might assume that you have a slim
The 2012-2013 Broadway Season Nearly Equaled 2011-2012’s Record-Setting Gross, But Ticket Prices Continue to Rise
Every year The Broadway League releases figures regarding the demographics of Broadway attendance, and though the stats don’t usually fluctuate greatly from year to year there is always some interesting information to glean from the annual reports. Today The Broadway League released figures for the 2012-2013 season, which is mostly
Will Forte on His Dramatic Turn in ‘Nebraska’: “That period in between getting the part and starting work on the movie was an anxiety-riddled period”
While the movies of 2013 were filled with great performances, perhaps the most surprising was Will Forte‘s in Nebraska (you thought I was going to say Oprah in The Butler, right? Yeah, right.) When most people think of Forte the first thing that comes to mind is his goofy MacGrubber
Julianne Nicholson Talks About Working with Meryl Streep, Julia Roberts and the “Hardest Scene to Film” in ‘August: Osage County’
For actress Julianne Nicholson, who plays Roberts younger sister, the role was a chance to shine alongside some of Hollywood’s heaviest hitters
Jude Law Says Theater “is what made me want to become an actor”
If you only look at his filmography, you might think Jude Law has been somewhat wanting for work in recent years because while he’s appeared in a dozen films since 2009 they have mostly been supporting roles. However, when Law isn’t on a movie screen he can often be found
Movie Review: ‘The Truth About Emanuel’ Starring Kaya Scodelario and Jessica Biel
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
Interview: The Beast, Darick Pead, Talks Moving to New York, Sweaty Costumes and Touring in ‘Disney’s Beauty and the Beast’
Darick on auditions: “I think sometimes we as actors tend to really beat ourselves up”
Med School Student Makes Life-Saving Discovery During an Actor’s Practice Examination
Though almost everyone remembers the classic 1998 episode of Seinfeld “The Burning” in which Kramer and his friend Mickey get jobs acting out symptoms of diseases for training sessions for students in medical school, many actors know that this is actually a real gig that medical schools have found increasingly
‘Sherlock Holmes’ star Martin Freeman Reveals How a Bad Day Almost Cost Him the Role
For actors, auditions are a huge part of the process in their careers. However, a bad personal day that they can’t shake off can affect the outcome of who wins or loses a role. Just ask British actor Martin Freeman who took his cranky attitude into the audition room after
Oscar Isaac on Developing His Character for ‘Inside Llewyn Davis’: “You’re trying to make an actual human being, so you take from everything”
Joel and Ethan Coen are known for their character-driven work for creating several unforgettable characters in their films. Who could forget Barton Fink, Marge Gunderson, and (of course) The Dude? Destined to join their ranks is Llewyn Davis, the transient folk musician portrayed by Oscar Isaac in the Coens’ latest