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Biography: Robin Wright

Robin Wright continues to make an indelible mark in Hollywood.

After Woody Harrelson had his first outing with director Oren Moverman on The Messenger, he received nominations for Best Supporting Actor from the Academy Awards, Golden Globe, and Screen Actors Guild.

Biography: Sigourney Weaver

Academy Award nominated and Golden Globe winning actress Sigourney Weaver has created a host of memorable characters, both dramatic and comic, in films ranging from Ripley in Alien to Dian Fossey in Gorillas in Mist.

Biography: Cynthia Nixon

Emmy and Tony Award-winner Cynthia Nixon has been a critically acclaimed and sought after actress since the age of twelve.

Biography: Liev Schreiber

Considered one of the finest actors of his generation, Tony Award winner Liev Schreiber’s versatile repertoire of portrayals continue to garner him nominations and high praise in film, television and theatre.

Q&A: Kristen Schaal Talks ‘Bob’s Burgers’ and How She Looks Great at 75. Wait, what?

Kristen: “It’s a lot of energy that people don’t realize just making the character come alive with just your voice”

Q&A: Nate Corddry and Karen Olivo Talk ‘Harry’s Law’

The two talk about Kathy Bates, their characters and the biggest challenges of working on the show

Kevin Spacey: “If we don’t reach out to make theatre affordable to the young generation we will lose them all”

“When I look around at Broadway and the West End, theatre is becoming an exclusive club,” says Spacey

‘Once’ Star Steve Kazee: “I’ve had some ups and down on Broadway, and I had sort of sworn it off”

Steve Kazee, an actor who previously thought he had done his last Broadway show says that when it comes to acting sometimes the last place you’d expect to be is where you eventually end up

SXSW Interview: ‘The Taiwan Oyster’ Stars Leonora Lim and Billy Harvey

Billy and Leonora talk about shooting on location in Taiwan, the quick shooting process and their burgeoning careers!

Emily Blunt Explains Why She Wanted Her ‘Salmon Fishing in the Yemen’ Role

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The Walking Dead’s Andrew Lincoln: “If this was cast in England, I probably wouldn’t have been considered for the role”

A breakout star and hero of The Walking Dead, English actor Andrew Lincoln says he doesn’t read feedback, comments or blogs when it comes to the hit series.

Ewan McGregor on His ‘Salmon Fishing in the Yemen’ Character and Learning How to Fish

Ewan McGregor plays “Britain’s leading fisheries expert,” and he explains how he created his persona for the very scientific character.

SXSW Review: ’21 Jump Street’

I’m happy to say that the new version of Jump Street doesn’t suck, in fact, it’s hilarious and that’s thanks to – go figure – Channing Tatum.

‘Carrie’ Star Molly Ranson Explains why the 2012 Off-Broadway Revival is More Successful Than the 1988 Broadway Original

The current off-Broadway revival of the infamous Carrie — based on the Stephen King novel and subsequent classic film –has already ran longer than the sixteen previews and five performances that the 1988 Broadway production ran, so the new production at the Lucille Lortel Theatre can already take that success into account.

To Play Emily Blunt’s Sister in ‘The Five Year Engagement’, Alison Brie Got a Vocal Coach: Emily Blunt

Los Angeles native Alison Brie plays the sister of Emily Blunt’s character in the upcoming comedy The Five-Year Engagement. While the funny Brie makes a great addition to the cast, there was a significant problem that Brie had to face: London-born Blunt’s British accent.