Review: ‘Men In White’ at the Sargent Theatre (NYC)
The Seeing Place made an excellent choice in reviving Sidney Kingsley’s hospital drama ‘Men In White’
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David Koechner: “My job is to play for a living”
One of the most highly anticipated films of the holiday season is Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues. One of the actors returning to the fan-favorite film is David Koechner who plays Champ Kind, the sportscaster at Ron Burgundy’s San Diego news station. The stand-up comedian recently spoke with the San
Tom Hiddleston on His Early Years, Auditioning for Loki and What Your Real Job is as an Actor
While it’s hard to argue against Clark Gregg‘s Agent Phil Coulson being the unexpected breakout character of the Marvel Cinematic Universe — the guy went from being a background character in Iron Man to the lead role in a television series — a close second has to be Tom Hiddleston‘s
Penelope Wilton on ‘Downton Abbey’: “It is the closest thing in television to being an ensemble in theatre”
One of the most lauded shows currently on TV is Downton Abbey. The hit show has resonated with both viewers and critics alike, but for actress Penelope Wilton, shooting the series feels “like being in repertory theatre.” The 67-year-old actress continued, “It is like being in a company and all
Review: ‘Dallas Buyers Club’
McConaughey and Leto are wonderful and watching their performances should forget the films shortcomings
Q & A: Tom Mison on ‘Sleepy Hollow’, Cast Chemistry and Why He Isn’t a “Fan” of Ad-Libbing
Tom: “I think you’ll find a lot of actors will be interested in history because it sparks your imagination”
Q & A: John Noble on ‘Sleepy Hollow’, His Role on the Show and Working as a Guest Star
John: “Sometimes guest acting can be very difficult I think, and in the past I’ve found it’s tricky”
Ben Stiller: “I think it’s reductive to say only actors are insecure and needy. I think it’s also a very human thing”
I got a chance to see Ben Stiller‘s The Secret Life of Walter Mitty at the New York Film Festival and it’s definitely the type of film that will play really well with family audiences at Christmastime (although we’re in for a VERY crowded December in terms of movies). Since
Chicago Theater Sees Recent Returns of Acclaimed Alumni
Broadway may be the center of the theater universe in the U.S., but not all acting greats who start in theater get their breakthrough in New York City. In fact, a number of notable actors who had their first major breakthrough in Chicago theater have made their way back to
Q & A: Robin Weigert Talks ‘Sons of Anarchy’, Character Research and Backstory
Robin: “Some of the best people are working in TV as writers and as actors, and it’s just an exciting place to be right now”