Theater Review: Duncan Sheik’s ‘Whisper House’
Duncan Sheik’s new musical, Whisper House, is now playing.
Matthew Goode on ‘Leap Year’, Accents and ‘A Single Man’
From movieline: Had you met Amy Adams before shooting? Before shooting, yes, because I had to get the job. She had a part in the casting so I went in and read. I wasn’t the only chap; she’s quite a big actress these days. You’ve done several accents in your
Neil Flynn on ‘The Middle’, ‘Scrubs’ and Improv
I met Neil Flynn when I was on The Middle a couple months ago. I had a scene with him and Atticus Shaffer and he couldn’t have been nicer. It was great to watch Neil do a scene. Each time he did something different and it was a blast to
Independent Producer/Director Zak Forsman’s Advice to Actors
Zak Forsman, independent producer and director, gives advice from his side of the auditioning table.
Jesse Tyler Ferguson talks ‘Modern Family’, Improvising On-Set and Auditioning for His Role
“It was literally the first audition, and I had been desperate to play Mitchell.” – Jesse Tyler Ferguson
Book Review: ‘The ABC’s Of Soaps’
Trying to get into the Soap world? ‘The ABC’s of Soaps’ is a great way to start!
Lea Michele on ‘Glee’, Comedic Influences and Madonna
“I’ve never considered myself a comedic performer, ever.” – Lea Michele
Tobey Maguire on ‘Brothers’, Losing Weight for a Role and Working With Jim Sheridan
From latimes.com This is the first role you’ve played of this status — in your 30s, father, authority figure. Are you aware of that transition? I don’t think of that in a defining way. ‘I’m going to have an 8-year-old and a 5-year-old in the movie; is that plausible?’ And,
Armin Shimerman: “Luck is a huge factor in every career”
Armin Shimerman made his name in TV (Buffy, Star Trek) but his true love is theater. Here he talks about acting, preparation and yes, Star Trek!
Peter Mensah: “The greatest experience for an actor is working”
With two hot projects about to come out, the star of Avatar and Spartacus: Blood and Sand talks to us about nerves, his love of acting and more in this exclusive interview!
Viggo Mortensen on ‘The Road’ and Preparation for His Role
From moviefone.com: Was this role something you lobbied for, or were you offered the part? I was offered the role by the director John Hillcoat, and I had long been a fan of Cormac McCarthy’s writing. I had not read ‘The Road.’ I had read everything up until then. I
Jason Schwartzman on ‘The Fantastic Mr. Fox’: “It’s the best movie I’ve ever been a part of”
In this exclusive interview, he talks about playing a 12 year old fox, working with Bill Murray, George Clooney and Meryl Streep and his favorite scene in the film.
Chelcie Ross, ‘Mad Men’s’ Conrad Hilton: “In a script, I don’t want to know what other characters are doing”
“With actual characters, with historical characters, I like to get as much information as I can, as long as it’s information that the character would have.”
Jersey Boys’ Travis Cloer: “I left New York to get a job on Broadway”
From Kansas to Broadway & Vegas, how did Jersey Boys’Travis Cloer make his career happen? By doing one of the smartest and simplest things ever.
Top 10 Dumbest Mistakes Make In Their Careers – Part 2
Another Top 10 list of the things actors should never do!
Jim Caviezel and Lennie James on ‘The Prisoner’, Nervousness and Working in Cramped Taxis
Jim Caviezel and Lennie James talk about their latest project, AMC’s The Prisoner!
Woody Harrelson on ‘The Messenger’, Monologues and Giving Advice
“To me, it’s fun when you’re looking at a scene and trying to figure out the best way of, what can make this scene better, what can heighten the emotionality of the scene.” – Woody Harrelson
Eastwick’s Sara Rue: “The actual acting part is never hard. It’s the politics and basically everything around the acting that is difficult”
“Honestly, acting is the most work when you’re unemployed.” – Sara Rue