An environmentally-concerned minimalist in real-life, Mad Men’s Vincent Kartheiser couldn’t be much further apart from his on-screen persona. He plays Pete Campbell, a young, ambitious and scheming advertising executive on AMC’s hit ‘60s drama about a New York City ad agency.
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Swedish actor Joel Kinnaman has received rave reviews for his performance as Detective Stephen Holder on AMC’s The Killing and for the past two seasons, he has stood out among other cast members for his impressive portrayal.
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Michael Fassbender is an actor who most people weren’t aware of in 2010, but by the end of 2011 his name and his naked body were the talk of the town. He talks about his early experiences breaking into acting and how he has coped with his fame post-Shame.
While The Raven has performed poorly at the box office after receiving very negative reviews, John Cusack is still talking about playing Edgar Alan Poe. In a lengthy interview with New York Magazine, Cusack talks about how playing Poe affected him both mentally and physically, exploring his dark side, and
James Van Der Beek is finally back on TV in ABC’s Don’t Trust the B—- in Apt. 23—and he’s come a long way from playing Dawson Leary on Dawson’s Creek.
One stand-out is actor Bill Burr who plays Sal Goodman’s henchman, Kuby. Burr was previously best known for his standup acts.
At The Avengers premiere, Ruffalo talked about how he managed stepping into the Hulk’s purple pants.
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One good way to explain the casting process to actors is the concept of GOOD vs. USEFUL.
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Brit on writing: “We act things out, like we’d come up with scenes. We have played between us every character in [the film]”
