Glenn Close as ‘Albert Nobbs’ from the 1982 Theatrical Production
Glenn Close’s connection to the character of Albert Nobbs stretches back almost three decades.
Mark Wahlberg on Acting and Producing: “My philosophy is to always surround yourself with the most talented people possible”
After producing both We Own the Night and The Fighter, Wahlberg has learned quite a lot about producing films.
Emily Watson Says ‘War Horse’ is “Payback”
The 45 year-old speaks about working steadily in film since her breakout role in 1996’s Breaking the Waves. But it was the movie Hilary and Jackie four years later that led to her being cast in War Horse.
2012 Golden Globes Winners: ‘The Descendants’ and ‘The Artist’ Come Out On Top
There were some good moments – George Clooney’s acceptance speech was a highlight as was Morgan Freeman’s award for lifetime achievement.
Morgan Freeman Set to Receive Cecil B. DeMille Lifetime Achievement Award at Golden Globes
Hollywood will honor the best in the business at the 69th Annual Golden Globe Awards. One of film’s most esteemed actors, Morgan Freeman, is receiving the Cecil B. DeMille Lifetime Achievement Award.
Benedict Cumberbatch Reveals That He Was Late to His First ‘War Horse’ Meeting With Steven Spielberg
You don’t tug on Superman’s cape. You don’t spit into the wind. You don’t pull the mask off that old Lone Ranger. And if you’re an actor, you definitely don’t show up late to a meeting with Steven Spielberg.
Sam Worthington Reveals His Comedy Aspirations and Promises a Better ‘Titans’: “The first one I didn’t like”
Though Worthington’s next film, Man on a Ledge, is a thriller, his dream film is of another genre entirely, and he also doesn’t hold back when he talks about his dislike of one of his own films.
George Clooney Doesn’t Care Much About Awards
Despite being nominated for four Golden Globes this year for The Descendants and The Ides of March, and a likely nominee for an Oscar or two, Clooney claims he’s so over the whole awards scene
James Franco on Andy Serkis: “There is an acting revolution that has taken place”
Count previous Oscar nominee James Franco as one of the many voices calling for the Oscars to recognize co-star Andy Serkis’ spellbinding performance as Caesar in Rise of the Planet of the Apes.
Hugh Jackman Talks ‘Les Miserables’: “I auditioned. I went hard for the part. I wasn’t sitting back waiting for this one”
It is impossible to not detect Jackman’s enthusiasm for the role in which he reveals how badly he wanted to portray Valjean in the film
Giovanni Ribisi Talks ‘Contraband’ and Asking Not to Audition: “You have to trust me”
Ribisi spoke about his approach to acting, a craft he has been perfecting since he was just eleven years old.
Ben Kingsley on Acting in a 3D Film: “The 3D camera has such X-ray capacity that you almost have to modify your acting to a terrifying degree”
One of the best-reviewed films of 2012 is Martin Scorsese’s Hugo, and a large part of the praise comes from both the film’s use of 3D and Ben Kingsley’s portrayal of early film pioneer Georges Melies.
Full List of 2011 SAG Award Screeners and Digital Downloads
SAG has just confirmed the list of screeners and digital downloads it’s members are going to receive and we’re getting some good ones!
Christoph Waltz on Choosing Roles: “Usually you take a step in the right direction… but you can’t win them all”
Waltz talks about his role in the film and how he prepared for it but what he has taken from his current success.
Jennifer Lawrence to Announce the Nominations for the 84th Academy Awards®
Sherak and Lawrence will unveil the nominations in 10 of the 24 categories at the Academy’s Samuel Goldwyn Theater in Beverly Hills.
Rooney Mara Talks Working on ‘Dragon Tattoo’: “I spent over a year at 100 miles-per-hour, just working on pure adrenaline for a lot of it”
The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo’s Rooney Mara shared that she feels empty since finishing on the set of the David Fincher directed thriller.
John Lithgow on Acting: “It’s a career full of rejection, disappointment and failure. It’s murderously hard on the ego”
John Lithgow, star of stage, television, and movies, has just released his memoir Drama: An Actor’s Education. One would imagine that the veteran Lithgow, who made his on-stage debut at the age of two, would have pages upon pages of advice for aspiring actors.
Kate Winslet Talks ‘Carnage’, Polanski and Rehearsing
“If directors don’t want to rehearse, you as an actor go home, you do your homework, you do your own rehearsal and you figure it out, it’s fine. I’m used to doing that.”
George Clooney, Matt Damon and Daniel Craig featured in February’s Issue of ‘Vanity Fair’
Next month’s issue of Vanity Fair will feature George Clooney, Matt Damon and Daniel Craig as they take the Proust Questionnaire.
Ben Kingsley: “The lesson I learned is that every aspect of the character has to be bigger than me”
Oscar winner Ben Kingsley might have turned in one his finest performances in Hugo, but the award-winner admits he wasn’t always the acclaimed actor he’s often praised for being.