Dominic Cooper on ‘The Devil’s Double’: “I went full out. I had to make two distinct characters in that audition”
Pulling double duty in The Devil’s Double, Dominic Cooper plays both Iraqi royalty Uday Hussein and his lookalike, Latif Yahia.
Interview: The Cast of the Sundance Hit, ‘Bellflower’
The cast speaks out on getting into Sundance, how their acting careers have changed and how they’ve finally found a “home” in Hollywood
First Look at Henry Cavill as Superman
Warner Brothers has released the first picture of Henry Cavill as Superman.
Canceled ‘All My Children’ and ‘One Life To Live’ May End Up on TV Again After All
When we last checked in on canceled ABC soaps All My Children and One Life to Live, which have been picked up by production company Prospect Park to be put online, Prospect Park was in the thick of negotiating with unions and on contract issues with the shows’ sizable cast and crew.
Hank Azaria Talks The Smurfs And How He Became A Living Cartoon
“You start with the voice. Or I do anyway. And then the body tends to follow that.”
Interview: William Mapother talks ‘Another Earth,’ auditioning and how he prepares for a role
“My job, generally is not acting. My job is finding a job”
Freida Pinto Talks About Life Before and After “Slumdog Millionaire”
Freida Pinto talked about life before and after 2008’s sleeper hit, about a young man’s appearance on the Indian version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? and the problems that ensue.
Booking Commercials – Your Image will get you work faster than your “Read”
There are only a few reasons why anyone gets booked on a commercial: Your look!
Q & A: Emily Rose of SyFy’s ‘Haven’
“Be open to people, giving you advice, but not so open that you lose the sense of who you are,” she says.
Marisa Tomei: “Comedy is just all I want to do”
Noting her love for comedy, Crazy, Stupid, Love actress Marisa Tomei recently talked with Movie Line about what made her jump at the chance to improv with star Steve Carrell and where she’d like to go in future works. “It did stick out on the page. It looked like you
DiCaprio, Depp, Sandler Top Forbes List of Highest-Earning Actors
Leonardo DiCaprio and Johnny Depp — top this year’s list of highest-earning Hollywood actors, according to Forbes.
Interview: Brit Marling, Co-Writer and Star of ‘Another Earth’
Brit talks about on her decision to focus on writing and taking her career into her own hands!
Mark Rylance Gives Away ‘Jerusalem’ Tony Award
Jerusalem actor Mark Rylance apparently realizes that he couldn’t have won a Tony Award for his part in the stage production, as the 51-year-old gave away his award to a man who helped inspire his performance.
Andy Serkis on Motion Capture: “It is a tool that enables you to enter into the world of your character. I think of it as digital makeup”
“In terms of acting, though, if you’re playing a highly stylized character whose physicality is the first thing on your mind, there’s a whole acting language that you have to learn.”
Julianne Moore Talks Preparing For “Crazy, Stupid, Love”
“Steve is somebody I responded to right away,” she recalled about the early stages of production. “You’re always looking for nuances in each other and always mining that connection, really.”
Q & A: Jeri Ryan “Be trained. Be ready so when [your] chance comes, you don’t screw it up”
Jeri talks about how she got started, if she still has to audition for TV roles and her advice to actors!
Party’s Over? Academy Plans to Set Limitations for Oscar Parties
The Academy is planning to set restrictions for parties that happen during the Oscars voting period.
Can SAG Actors Do Non-Union Theater?
Are you a SAG actor and considering doing non-union theater role? Check out Erin’s newest column before you do!
John Boyega on “Attack the Block”: “A Mega Experience for Me”
British actor John Boyega talks about the audition process for his first feature, the London-based Attack the Block, and if he’ll eventually make the leap to American movies.
Jesse Eisenberg and Justin Bartha Appearing in Eisenberg’s Off-Broadway Play, “Asuncion”
The two will play opposite one another in the dark comedy, about two roommates who let a Filipino man move in with them, when it begins at New York City’s Cherry Lane Theater later this year.