James Spader on “The Office”: “There’s No Attempt to Fill Steve Carell’s Shoes”
James Spader touched on the character he’ll be playing, executive Robert California, and the NBC sitcom’s plans for replacing departed star Steve Carrell.
Interview: Wilfred’s Dorian Brown “I probably I wouldn’t have gotten the show if I weren’t pregnant”
Dorian discusses her audition and how she didn’t want her character to be a “one-note bitch”
Elizabeth Banks on Being an Actress and a New Mom: “You push through just like any other working mom”
Maternity leave? Not for Elizabeth Banks.
Anne Hathaway Latest American Actress to Put Some English On
Why is it that Brits always seem to one-up American actors with accents?
Interview: Rob Corddry “I came up doing Shakespeare and drama and now, it’s just not as fun as comedy”
Rob talks Children’s Hospital, the demolition of the set and a possible stage show!
Billy Crystal Says He’s ‘Itchy’ To Return as Oscar Host
Is Billy Crystal the only person who can make the Oscars interesting?
Behind The Scenes Drama: “Sons of Anarchy” Is Not Just A Title
Every long-running television show (and even some short-running ones, too!) has a fair amount of behind the scenes drama, but it’s a surprise to see a show like Sons of Anarchy going through a whole mess of drama recently.
New Spider-Man Andrew Garfield To Take “Death of a Salesman” Broadway Role
While Linda Emond will appear as Willy Loman’s wife while Andrew Garfield, star of the upcoming Amazing Spider-Man, will star as Willy’s son Biff, the one-time sports hero whose life has not amounted to much of anything since.
Bryce Dallas Howard on “The Help”: “I Loved Playing a Character That I Didn’t Have to Worry About Being Likable”
The Help’s Bryce Dallas Howard talked about playing a rich snob in the new movie, which tells the story of a group of African-American maids in 1960s Mississippi.
Lea Michele on her post Glee plans: “I plan on playing every role on Broadway”
“I don’t stop,” Lea says. “It’s my nature. People have to tell me to slow down. I plan on playing every role on Broadway. I want to do Evita. I want to do Sweeney Todd with [Glee costar] Chris Colfer. We want to do Wicked. I’ll be Elphaba and he wants to play ‘Guy-linda.’ I want to do movies, make music. Glee is only the beginning.”
Michael Emerson: “I don’t think you can go too far wrong if you follow great material”
“I tend to follow material generally. I don’t think you can go too far wrong if you follow great material, and also, you like to collaborate with people at the top of their game. So, those things. Also, you kind of go where J.J. goes.”
Jason Bateman: “Directing is the job I would most like to do”
Bateman’s plan — do what you’re expected until you’ve earned enough respect to do something unexpected
A Leopard Can’t Change His Spots, But You Can
You don’t get what you wish for in life. You get what you believe. And sometimes, our beliefs need a little bit of encouragement
Sam Worthington: Being an actor is “a shitload of hard work. It wasn’t as if I woke up one day and was doing movies”
How does one go from a bit player in Australian films and television series and being broke to being a major star of action films?
Bryce Dallas Howard Talks About Her Approach To Roles And Discovering Her Love of Acting
Howard revealed what draws her to those complex character roles and shared what ultimately made her follow in her famous father’s foot steps.
Interview: Executive Producer David Zuckerman and Director Randall Einhorn talk ‘Wilfred’
Zuckerman and Einhorn talk casting, table reads and more!
Emma Stone is holding “her fame at arm’s length”
Emma Stone is one busy actress, who says she is holding “her fame at arm’s length.”
James Franco Directing a Soap Opera Documentary
“It’s part of a bigger thing. I have big plans for it,” Franco told ABC late night host Jimmy Kimmel.
Q & A: Chi McBride “I think people surround acting with a shroud of mystery”
Chi talks about his role on HawthoRNe, how he got on the show and his creative input into the character!
London Riots Force Cancellation of Theatre Shows
The theatres closed — some under the advice of law enforcement — to protect the theatre’s employees and patrons from the violence in the streets, which has so far included property damage, looting, and at least four deaths.