Christopher Heyerdahl: ‘Hell On Wheels’ and Acting in Two TV Shows at the Same Time
Christopher Heyerdahl talks acting in two shows at the same time: “I don’t like to split my focus on set but in that case, I had to”
Leonardo DiCaprio: “I really am motivated by being able to work with great people and create a body of work that I can look back and be proud of”
Though Clint Eastwood’s J. Edgar didn’t do the business — or get the critical acclaim — as many of the director’s recent films, there was significant praise for Leonardo DiCaprio’s performance as the enigmatic J. Edgar Hoover.
Katherine Heigl on Returning to ‘Grey’s Anatomy’: “I’m down with it if they want me to”
Since leaving Grey’s Anatomy two years ago, Katherine Heigl has certainly kept busy with her film career. However, on Monday’s installment on daytime talk show The View, the 33-year-old actress admitted to missing being a part of ABC’s hit medical drama.
Q & A: Kiefer Sutherland on ‘Touch’, Coming Back to TV and ’24’
Kiefer on the show: “It was something that I knew I had to do”
Jessica Chastain Getting News of Her Academy Award Nomination
When Jessica Chastain got the news that she had recieved her Nomination for Best Supporting Actress in The Help, she was sitting front at Paris Fashion Week with her friend, Cameron Diaz.
Sundance 2012: Monsieur Lazhar receives Standing Ovation at Sundance – then nominated for Academy Award as Best Foreign Language Film
Out of all the films I’ve screened so far here at Sundance, Monsieur Lazhar, written and directed by Philippe Falardeau is the only one that’s received a full standing ovation. To its merit, it was announced that it’s secured an Academy Award nomination for best foreign-language film.
Channing Tatum: “You gotta do the ‘Dear Johns’. You gotta do ‘The Vow’. I’m conscious about why I did those parts, those movies”
Channing Tatum has continued to maintain a constant presence in the movie industry in the last few years with his appearances in G.I. Joe, The Eagle last weekend’s Haywire and the upcoming 21 Jump Street.
Interview: James Cromwell Talks ‘The Artist’, Auditions and the Best Perk of an Academy Award Nomination
James: “I’ve had auditions where I actually cried out of frustration and pain”
Watch: Glenn Close Transform into ‘Albert Nobbs’
As of this morning, Glenn Close is now a 6-time Academy Award nominee. She received her latest nomination for her work in Albert Nobbs, the gender-bending film about a 19th century Irish woman who poses as a man in order to work as a butler at an Dublin hotel for
Sundance 2012: Celeste and Jesse Forever- A Romantic Comedy with a Twist
Celeste and Jessie Forever may sound like a romantic comedy, but this movie isn’t. It’s a story about a separated couple, Celeste (Rashida Jones) and Jessie (Andy Samburg) and the relationship between the two post break-up.
Thoughts On the 2012 Oscar Nominations
Please movie Gods, let Octavia Spencer take home this statue. Jessica Chastain had a banner year but Spencer should win this one.
Rob Lowe Talks About Playing a Twice-Accused Murderer, Drew Peterson: “I have to at least recognize his distinct worldview”
Though Rob Lowe might not be the guy to go to for sports news with his recent tweets about Peyton Manning retiring proving to be inaccurate, the forty-seven year old actor has been a hard-working actor since the early 1980s. But Lowe might have taken on the most difficult role
5 (More) Things You Know (Even If You Don’t Know You Know)
Here are 5 more things you know about (but sometimes forget)!
Dermot Mulroney on Joe Carnahan, Director of ‘The Grey’: “He was determined to make a movie in which the actors truly suffered”
Dermot Mulroney has never seemed to have a truly breakthrough role, but chances are you have seen him before: he’s been in such varied films as Zodiac, Young Guns, J. Edgar, My Best Friend’s Wedding, and the upcoming The Grey — though he actually hopes you don’t recognize him!
What Will Broadway Look Like in the Next Twenty Years?
Broadway has had good years and bad, and big hits and misses — especially over the last decade. But what about twenty years from now? How will the centuries-old traditions of theater on the Great White Way be different in 2032?
Albert Brooks on His Surprising Villainous Turn: “I really wanted that part and the guy directing the movie said, ‘I’m a big fan but I just don’t see it'”
Brooks has received praise for doing something completely different in his role in last year’s Drive.
Armie Hammer Defends the Makeup in ‘J. Edgar’
Though Clint Eastwood’s J. Edgar has gotten praise for some impressive performances, there has been some criticism about the quality of the movie’s makeup.
Q&A: Sam Witwer, Sam Huntington and Meaghan Rath talk ‘Being Human’
The cast talk about the show, how their characters have grown and if there were any specific challenges they had to face in season 2
Sundance 2012: The Film ‘Compliance’ and the Shouting & Screaming at the Q & A
I didn’t see it coming is the best way I can describe my screening of Compliance. It’s a story of the unexpected.