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.
Review: “Cowboys and Aliens”
It’s not going to win any awards but the film definitely lives up to its title, delivering not only cowboys and aliens but also Indians, bandits and the best performance Harrison Ford has given in years.
Eric Balfour of “Haven” Opens Up on the Pressures of a Cable Series
Balfour chatted about getting into character in a show that has a shorter season than the average network television series, and therefore less screen time.
Everybody Needs An Accountability Buddy
One of the simplest and most effective ways to accomplish your goals is to rely on an accountability partner
Dominic Cooper’s Dual Roles in ‘Devil’s Double’
Based loosely on a true story, Cooper’s switch from the brutal Uday, and that of Latif, a good guy who gets caught up in the evil world of murder, illegal dealings and more, will be brought to the big screen using new and old tricks of the trade.
Eric Stonestreet on ‘Modern Family’ fans: “I hope they understand that I’m an actor playing a character”
Perhaps the only downside of Modern Family’s successful two-year run on ABC has been that the show’s Eric Stonestreet has to break the news that he’s not gay to disappointed fans of his flamboyantly homosexual character, Cam.
Steve Carell Kicks into “Another Gear” for “Crazy, Stupid, Love”
Crazy, Stupid, Love star Steve Carell opened up about his leading role in the upcoming flick and how his big-screen stardom has surpassed his initial expectations.
Interview: Acting Coach Michelle Danner
Acting coach Michelle Danner talks about her new film, Hello Herman, her acting school and what it’s like to coach some of the biggest stars around!
Rhys Ifans To Comic-Con Attendants: “You people disgust me”
Ifans, who plays the film’s main villain The Lizard, immediately began his rant by stating that he wanted to come to Comic-Con to see if comic book fans were anything like Comic Book Guy from The Simpsons.
‘All My Children’ and ‘One Life To Live’ Heading to the Internet but Face Budget, Union Issues
The main issue has to do with the overhead costs, including union fees.
Q & A: Fiona Gubelmann from FX’s “Wilfred”
Fiona talks about how she got her part on Wilfred, her audition process and a life changing call from her agent!
Leighton Meester and Mother File Lawsuits Against Each Other
Leighton claims that she and her mother never had such a predetermined arrangement in place, and that she did send $7,500 her mother’s way every month.
Wal-Mart Jumps Into the Video Streaming Market, Movies Will Stream Same Day as DVD Release
The latest company to add to that list is Wal-Mart, the behemoth retail giant, which is jumping into a pay-per-view model like Amazon and iTunes according to the Associated Press.
Andy Serkis Finds His Inner Chimp in “Rise of the Planet of the Apes”
At this past weekend’s Comic-Con, Serkis went into detail about how he became a chimp
“Dynamic Pricing” is Broadway’s Other Method of Getting More Money Out of Ticketbuyers
Ultra-successful shows like the Drama Desk and Tony Award winning The Book of Mormon are utilizing a “dynamic pricing” model that adds over a half-dozen price raises on tickets for a variety of reasons.
Bradley Cooper: “The goal is not to achieve success. The goal is to grow.”
The Hangover Part II” “It definitely perplexed me because to me, it’s not even a question that it’s a better movie than the first one. On every level I just think you’re watching a director evolve. It’s a much more complicated film.”
Just Say Yes!
How many times do you say “no” without even realizing it? Every time you complain. Every time you gossip. Every time you doubt. And yes, every time you actually say “no” to things.
Jessica Biel Was Passed Over for Mila Kunis’ “Friends with Benefits” Role
“She was actually a huge fan of the project and screen-tested for it years ago,” said Benefits screenwriter David Newman, of Biel, at the movie’s Monday night premiere in New York City. Kunis, though, “was fated for the role.”
Javier Bardem: “People Don’t Have Money and Movie Tickets are Sometimes Too High”
Javier Bardem believes that the solution to movie piracy is to lower ticket prices so that those inclined to illegally download a film might head to their local theater instead.