Kenneth Branagh to Make New York Stage Debut with ‘Macbeth’

It’s hard to believe that an acclaimed actor who has been associated with William Shakespeare’s work for his entire career has never appeared on stage in New York City.  But it’s true — Kenneth Branagh has never been on Broadway.  And while he has no plans to be on Broadway

Tom Skerritt Will Make His Broadway Debut in ‘A Time to Kill’

Tom Skerritt will make his Broadway debut in A Time to Kill, Tony® Award-winning playwright Rupert Holmes’ stage adaptation of John Grisham’s best-selling novel. Skerritt will portray Lucien Wilbanks, the mentor to protagonist Jake Brigance (played by Sebastian Arcelus), in this new play. Skerritt joins the previously announced Arcelus, Dashiell

Harrison Ford on the pleasures “of being a character actor”

After a long career in Hollywood, Harrison Ford feels his characters can finally be separated from his off-screen persona.  In 42 (now out on DVD), Ford played Branch Rickey in a fat suit—a process he found liberating.  Now, the actor is getting the chance to take on more challenging roles.

Ashton Kutcher Talks ‘Jobs’, Research and Playing a Real Person

Ashton Kutcher knows that he might face some criticism for playing someone as well known as Steve Jobs.  Plus, it’s the first time he’s played a real person. “It’s funny—you always play a real person.  Most of the time people don’t know who you’re playing.  It gives you liberty to

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