SAG-AFTRA Gives Us 4 Reasons To Vote ‘Yes’ On The Merger
If you haven’t seen it, the new Sag-Aftra website is up and running at sagaftra.org.
Frank Langella: “There is nothing wrong with walking on a set with an empty brain and then on action allowing your adrenaline and your trust in yourself to take over”
Langella speaks about not only how he typically chooses and prepares for roles, but how he rose to the challenge of acting against a robotic character in Robot and Frank.
Filmography: Robert De Niro
Robert De Niro won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his performance as the young Vito Corleone in Francis Ford Coppola’s The Godfather Part II. Six years later, he won his second Oscar, for Best Actor, for his extraordinary portrayal of Jake La Motta in Martin Scorsese’s Raging
How Do I Get An Agent? Or Girlfriend? Or Job?… Just Decide
Our creative journeys aren’t just about what you are creating in three-dimensional space
Randy Jackson Tweets to Betty Buckley About Idol Singer’s Sounding ‘Too Broadway’: “I have the upmost respect for all broadway actors and singers”
American Idol judge Randy Jackson has released his response to an upset singer and actress Betty Buckley, who was coined “The Voice of Broadway” by New York Magazine.
Interview: Casey LaBow Talks ‘Twilight: Breaking Dawn’ and How It Took 3 Months and 5 Auditions to Get the Part
After 5 auditions for ‘Breaking Dawn’, Casey almost quit: “I was not equipped for this kind of pressure”
Kevin Spacey Talks ‘Richard III’, The Old Vic and Doing Shakespeare Drunk
Kevin Spacey sat down with Theater Talk’s Michael Riedel and Susan Haskins to chat about his current role as Richard III (directed by Sam Mendes and which can be seen at BAM).
Viola Davis: “It wasn’t until I started really justifying my choices with ‘The Help’ that I really started to find my voice”
You could say Viola Davis isn’t letting all the praise and awards from her acclaimed role in The Help get to her. After all, she has a 19-month old daughter.
The 4 Principles to Captivating On-Camera Work – Part 4
Part four of the four principles to creating amazing on-camera performances
Tim Blake Nelson: “You never want to take on a character that they could cut from the film and not have it make a difference”
It’s probably unlikely Tim Blake Nelson will ever play a character in a movie that will remain as associated with him as the dim-witted, though good-hearted fugitive Delmar O’Donell in the Coen brothers’ O Brother, Where Art Thou?
Gary Oldman on His Oscar Nomination and How He Chooses a Role
I’m not sure which is more inconceivable: that Gary Oldman has never been nominated for an Oscar before 2012, or that Oldman finally has been nominated for his first Oscar.
Vera Farmiga on ‘Safe House’, Box-Office Clout and Burning Scripts
Tastefully straightforward and funny, actress Vera Farmiga gave SMH time out of her busy schedule to discuss her recent role in the movie Safe House, a thriller where she co-stars alongside Ryan Reynolds and Denzel Washington.
Q&A: Romany Malco Talks ‘Unsupervised’ and Moving Back To Brooklyn
Romany on Acting: “Honor the story first”
Denzel Washington Talks About Preparing For His ‘Safe House’ Role
Denzel Washington might have built his well-deserved reputation on dramatic roles in theater and film — he won his first Oscar for his role in Glory — but Washington has also played some scary, tough dudes — like his character in Training Day, for which Washington won his second Oscar.
‘The Descendants’ Shailene Woodley Talks Getting Direction From Alexander Payne and Working at American Apparel on Her Hiatus
From the small screen, as the lead star of The Secret Life of The American Teenager, to the big screen with George Clooney in The Descendants, twenty-year-old actress Shailene Woodley has come off the heels of what she calls a “mind blowing” award season
Free Online Streaming of London’s Original Cast Album of ‘Ghost the Musical’
Ghost The Musical announced today a special opportunity to listen to the London original cast album on Facebook.
Broadway’s ‘Stick Fly’ to Close
Stick Fly, the hit Broadway play by Lydia R. Diamond and directed by Kenny Leon, will play its final performance
Reality Television: The Pitch & The Hitch
Bev Leech talks about her experience with reality TV. And it’s not pretty.
Prop 8 Play Will Still Reach the Stage in LA
Hollywood is celebrating Tuesday’s ruling that declares California’s ban on same-sex marriage unconstitutional.
Biography: Chelsea Handler
Chelsea Handler has one of the most exciting careers in entertainment with a resume that includes bestselling author, talk show host, comedian, and actress to name a few.