Casting Director Reuben Cannon on Casting John Travolta and Bruce Willis in Their First Roles
Casting director Ruben Cannon cast over 100 film and television productions and spoke about the most important lesson he learned about casting.
Interview: Director James Cullen Bressack on His New Film, ‘Fortress’, Bruce Willis and How to Stand Out in Self-Tapes
James Cullen Bressack chats about his new film, FORTRESS, working with Bruce Willis and what he thinks makes a great self-tape.
Nick Offerman on His Early Roles and the “Great Lesson” He Learned in How to Treat His Fellow Actors
“As an actor trying to find your spot you’re just generally happy to get a job and keep your SAG insurance.” – Nick Offerman
Watch: Michael Clarke Duncan’s ‘The Green Mile’ Screen Test
The screen test demonstrates why Michael Clarke Duncan was perfect for the role.
Preview: ‘Misery’ on Broadway Starring Bruce Willis & Laurie Metcalf
‘Misery’ on Broadway: Check out our preview of the new play starring Bruce Willis and Laurie Metcalf!
Helen Mirren on Learning about Action from Bruce Willis: “I didn’t ask him for tips but I watched him. I watched him like a hawk”
I’ve been looking forward to Red 2 because I got a kick out of the first one. It was a lot of fun seeing older actors take a crack at action roles, especially the usually regal Helen Mirren. Mirren spoke to Moviefone about her roles in Red 2 and Monsters
A Good Day to Die Hard’s Jai Courtney on Acting in L.A., His American Accent and Playing Bruce Willis’ Son
Jai Courtney had mixed emotions when he was cast as Bruce Willis’ son in the newest installment of the Die Hard series, A Good Day to Die Hard.
Bruce Willis Reflects on His ‘Moonlighting’ Big Break: “It was a huge quantum leap for me”
Bruce Willis is best known as a macho action movie icon from films like Die Hard, so it’s sometimes hard to remember that his first big break was on the television drama-comedy Moonlighting, which he starred in opposite Cybill Shepherd for five seasons.
Bruce Willis: “Why you go to the movies is the same reason that we like to make movies: It’s all about human emotion”
In Looper, Joseph Gordon-Levitt is only pretending to play the younger version of Bruce Willis, with Willis traveling back in time to confront his “younger self.” But if Willis could really go back in time, would he do anything differently?
Joseph Gordon-Levitt on His ‘Looper’ Bruce Willis Makeup and Directing His First Film
Premium Rush aside, Joseph Gordon-Levitt appears in two of the best-rated action films of 2012, The Dark Knight Rises and Looper, and also stars in the likely Oscar-contending drama Lincoln due out in November. In an interview with New York magazine, Gordon-Levitt talks about the makeup he had to wear to portray a younger version of Bruce Willis in Looper and what inspired him to direct his first film, which is due out next year.
Joseph Gordon-Levitt on Being Bruce Willis in ‘Looper’
In order to play a younger version of Bruce Willis’ character in Looper, Joseph Gordon-Levitt underwent three hours of makeup each day before filming. While I personally don’t think the changes are that drastic (I mean, it isn’t like he has to look like the Elephant Man to play Bruce Willis), Gordon-Levitt talked about transforming into Willis and what audiences might discover when watching Looper.
Biography: Bruce Willis
Bruce Willis has demonstrated career versatility with diverse characterizations in memorable motion pictures.