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!
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.
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.
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!
Dennis Haskins (Mr. Belding!) Talks About His Career and Says, “I’m not done!”
Dennis Haskins played Mr. Belding for 11 years and became an icon. Well, he’s not done yet! Check out this great interview!
Interview: Anthony Edwards on ‘Motherhood’ and Becoming a Better Actor as He Gets Older
Anthony Edwards is starring in the new film, Motherhood. Find out how he likes working and living in NYC, how he thinks actors get better as they age and how he likes working with child actors.
Interview With The Director And Star Of ‘Wrong Turn 3’, Declan O’Brien and Janet Montgomery
Like horror films? If you do, Wrong Turn 3 might be something you don’t want to miss. Listen as I ask her them about the casting process, improvising on a horror movie and much more!
Erin Cummings on Improvising, Training and ‘Spartacus: Blood and Sand’
Erin Cummings has some great things to say on training, getting a huge part like this and has something to say about actors who don’t stick to the script.Â