Angelina Jolie has flipped behind the camera writing, producing, and directing her first feature film ‘In the Land of Blood and Honey’.
Wilson says that he wasn’t sold on the film’s plot even if he wanted to work with Allen.
Swinton talks about a number of topics, including her peculiar way of picking projects.
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Comedic actor/writer Simon Pegg might have to watch the jokes he writes now that he’s become a popular supporting actor in big budget films like Mission: Impossible — Ghost Protocol.
Reilly says that even though it’s a little uncomfortable to get acclimated with a dramatic director and cast, his commitment to his roles never wavers.
The last year for Hiddleston has involved a jam packed schedule of filming. Luckily the actor has found himself working along some of the best directors in the movie industry, from Kenneth Branagh to Steven Spielberg, and Woody Allen.
The anonymous actress has claimed that because of rampant age discrimination in Hollywood that revealing her true age significantly damages her chances of landing roles, as would revealing her true name. Both the SAG and AFTRA have issued support for the lawsuit.
She speaks about how she adapts to new genres and what she learns from her roles. Interestingly she was interviewed by her Take Shelter co-star Michael Shannon (TV’s Boardwalk Empire), himself a prolific actor in 2011.
You’d think that for someone whose screen credits didn’t extend beyond bit parts on the Disney Channel and who had recently played a tree on stage, a simple “You got the role!” would’ve sufficed, but for young British actor Jeremy Irvine, Steven Spielberg informed him he’d been cast in upcoming drama War Horse in a more creative fashion.
Rapace is more than happy to leave Lisbeth to Rooney Mara—the actress taking over the role for the American adaptation out this month. In an interview with BlackBook, Rapace says, “I’m pretty sure that they will do something completely different with her.”
Harris tells that more than anything else he was influenced by the style already established in Ritchie’s previous Sherlock Holmes movie. He also talks about how he ended up acting even though he initially was hesitant to do so.
Downey also has praise for the man play Holmes’ arch-nemesis Professor Moriarty, Jared Harris.
Discussing her character, Spencer spoke about how Minny Jackson was somewhat modeled after herself.
Smoove speaks not only about his role on Curb Your Enthusiasm, but also his very different role in Cameron Crowe’s film We Bought a Zoo.
“I just got tired of being the villain, or the go-to guy when you wanted someone who was an extrovert or an eccentric. There’s a villain role that came in for me recently, and I just said, ‘This is how much I want.’ [Laugh] You have to pay me this much to even get me at the table, because I’m more expensive if I play a villain!”
Craig talks everything from his upcoming role in David Fincher’s adaption of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, as well his attachment to the James Bond franchise, landing work before his studies ended at the conservatory Guildhall, and looking good for the camera.
“As an actor, you just want to be challenged,” Hurt Locker star Jeremy Renner recently shared
Many have commented on how Brooks really went against his typical comedy type for his role, and he confesses that this change is what attracted him to the role in the first place.
Damon shared a recent run in with a fan who recognized him as a star from The Departed.
