Review: ‘Hysteria’
Starring Hugh Dancy (currently appearing in the wonderful Venus in Fur on Broadway) and Maggie Gyllenhaal, Hysteria is based on the true story of Mortimer Granville and how he came to invent the world’s first electric vibrator.
Review: ‘Men in Black 3’
The good news is that the sequel we’ve all been waiting for (we have, right?), Men in Black 3, doesn’t suck.
Watch: Jennifer Garner and Alfred Molina in the Short Film, ‘Serena’
In this short film, Jennifer Garner plays Serena, a woman who makes a series of strange and shocking confessions to her priest, played by Alfred Molina.
Dick Latessa Talks Dying in Broadway’s ‘The Lyons’
Tony-award winning actor Dick Latessa is currently starring opposite Linda Lavin on Broadway in Nicky Silver’s The Lyons where he plays the family’s dying patriarch.
Paul Brannigan, an Actor with No Training, is a Star at Cannes… and Did a Nude Scene with Scarlett Johansson
Before this year’s Cannes Film Festival, nobody had ever heard of the actor Paul Brannigan. That’s because he didn’t exist: though Brannigan was cast in the lead role of Ken Loach’s whiskey-soaked comedy The Angels’ Share, he isn’t a trained actor.
Aubrey Plaza on Breaking into the Industry: “I was very delusional”
Aubrey Plaza admits that her foray into acting was a little unconventional.
Tony Hale on Shooting HBO’s ‘Veep’
Tony Hale he talked briefly about the process the cast and Creator/Writer/Director went through to create the show.
Sacha Baron Cohen on the Roots of His Comedy and Missing His Characters: “I end up, you know, living the character”
In a rare interview as himself, Cohen spoke about his immersion-style of comedy, how he feels about his past characters, and what inspires him to do comedy.
Interview: Joe DiPietro Talks Writing ‘Nice Work If You Can Get It,’ His Tony Nomination and Casting Stars in Broadway Shows
Joe: “I always keep educating myself. That has been the key to my success”
Philip Seymour Hoffman on Playing Willy Loman in ‘Death of a Salesman’
The cast of Death of a Salesman held a panel for Tony Award voters recently with none other than Meryl Streep moderating.
Barry Sonnenfeld Talks Shooting ‘Men in Black 3’ Without a Finished Script and Josh Brolin Channeling Tommy Lee Jones
Men in Black 3 arrives in theaters this weekend after perhaps the most tumultuous production periods of a major blockbuster in recent memory.
Steve Martin on Writing the Songs for Shakespeare in the Park’s Production of ‘As You Like It’
One of the major names involved in this year’s production of As You Like It is none other than Steve Martin.
Michael McKean Hit by a Car in Manhattan
Michael McKean, who is currently starring on Broadway in Gore Vidal’s The Best Man, was stuck by a car yesterday on Manhattan’s Upper West Side. He suffered a broken leg and is currently listed in stable condition.
Sutton Foster on Her Move to TV and ‘Bunheads’: “I just wanted a new challenge”
Having earned her fame in her Tony Award winning roles in Thoroughly Modern Millie and Anything Goes, Foster talks about why she is making the transition to television for the series written by Rosanne and Gilmore Girls writer Amy Sherman-Palladino.
‘Smash’ is Cleaning House: 4 Actors Gone from the Show
It was just reported that 2 series-regulars and 2 recurring actors were axed from NBC’s Smash.
Tom Hardy Talks ‘Lawless’, ‘Dark Knight’ and Acting: “When I’m working, I have this discipline and I get meaning from it”
Tom Hardy is about to appear in a role that will most likely solidify him as a major star, Bane in The Dark Knight Rises.
Bill Murray Tours the Set of ‘Moonrise Kingdom’ While Drinking Sailor Jerry Spiced Rum: “I had to work with a bunch of scouts and kids. No money can make that right, can it?”
Here’s a video of Bill Murray on the set talking about the film all while being a bit sauced on some good ole’ Sailor Jerry Spiced Rum.
Matthew Weiner on How He Cast Jessica Paré in ‘Mad Men’
Jessica Pare has made a huge splash Mad Men this season, from singing ‘Zou-Bisou-Bisou’ to finally (as far as we can see) taming new husband, Mr. Don Draper.
Broadway Ticket Prices, Then and Now. My Wallet Today
I know shows are expensive to produce and everyone from the crew to the actors need to get paid but these prices are ridiculous.