Comic-Con Interview: Rob Huebel and Erinn Hayes talk ‘Childrens Hospital’ and Exploding Heads (video)
Rob and Erinn talk about the upcoming season and hilarity ensues
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James Cromwell: “It’s a good time to be James Cromwell. Make hay while the sun shines
At age 73, James Cromwell has just scored his first leading man role in Still Mine. It doesn’t surprise the actor that it’s taken him this long to break out of supporting roles. “I don’t look like a leading man, whatever they look like. It’s changing a little. For my
Q & A: Elijah Wood talks ‘Wilfred’, Why He Formed His Own Production Company and How He’s Grown as an Actor
Elijah: “I don’t know if I’ve ever even analyzed my approach [to acting]”
The Rise of the Actor-Writer
It seems that nowadays everyone is a hyphenate but there’s also one that’s starting to creep up more and more: Actor-Writer.
Shia LaBeouf and Producers of ‘Orphans’ Reach Settlement Over Firing
The story that never stopped giving earlier this year was Shia LaBeouf‘s very public exit from what was intended to be his Broadway debut, Orphans. Though LaBeouf’s removal from the show was officially blamed on “creative differences,” reports of unprofessional behavior during rehearsals arose during the following days and his
Vincent Kartheiser: The Challenges of Working in Animation
Even though fans will have to wait another year for the final season of Mad Men, star Vincent Kartheiser isn’t sitting back during his time off. The 34-year-old actor is working for two shows in Fox Animation’s Domination High Def block. He’s voicing characters on Axe Cop and High School U.S.A. that launch on July 27.
Charlie Day on ‘Pacific Rim’ and Working with Guillermo del Toro: “It’s what I would imagine it was like to work with an Orson Welles or a Hitchcock”
Though Charlie Day is best known for his comedic role on It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, he takes a heroic turn as an eccentric scientist in his big-budget summer blockbuster, Pacific Rim.
Jesse Eisenberg: “I’m happiest rehearsing a play—I wish we didn’t then have to show it to an audience”
Jesse Eisenberg got his inspiration for acting from a clown—who just happened to be his mom. She worked as a professional clown at children’s parties when Eisenberg was growing up in Queens.
Q & A: Jason Gann Talks ‘Wilfred’, Why He Quit Twitter and How He’s Willing To Do Anything On-Camera “As Far As Gross Out Stuff Goes”
Jason: “We’re constantly trying to hone our craft and make a better show”
Steve Carell on ‘The Way, Way Back’ and Playing the “Straight Man”
Steve Carell didn’t always know he was going to be a comedic actor. “I wasn’t a class clown, I never developed this comedic flair as a kid,” he said.