Review: ‘Brightest Star’ Starring Chris Lowell, Rose McIver and Jessica Szohr
Chris Lowell (Enlisted, Veronica Mars) is just a boy trying to figure out his place in life.
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Casting Director Allison Jones: “Being funny is everything to me. Being funny and original”
If you’ve noticed lately, geeks are hot in Hollywood. Many of those geeks have one woman to thank, casting director Allison Jones, who has helped comedians and actors with a nerdy edge take over the big and small screen. Jones has discovered talents like Superbad‘s Christopher Mintz-Plasse and Veep‘s Timothy
Bryan Cranston on Starring as LBJ in Broadway’s ‘All the Way’ and Whether We’ll Ever See Walter White Again
After the massive critical and rating success of Breaking Bad, Bryan Cranston could probably do whatever he wanted once he hung up Walter White’s porkpie hat. So many were surprised that Cranston’s next move was to make his Broadway debut portraying President Lyndon B. Johnson in All the Way after
Actors’ Equity Tour Contract Issues: Economics and Non-Union Tours to Blame
The tour wage issue for Actors’ Equity continues as town hall meeting on Monday revealed that this is a hot topic for its members. According to three anonymous union member who spoke to The New York Times, over 400 people showed up to the four-hour meeting. A Power Point presentation
Bobby Moynihan Recalls His Audition(s) for ‘Saturday Night Live’
For comedians, the pinnacle of success is a stint on Saturday Night Live. That was exactly Bobby Moynihan‘s goal for years while he lived in New York tending bar at Pizzeria Uno and honing his improv skills at Upright Citizens Brigade. It didn’t come easy, but after years of working
Matthew McConaughey on His Approach to Acting: “Don’t worry about the result, get your head down as an actor”
Despite writing for a website called Daily Actor, I usually don’t put much stake into acting awards (especially since they are so many of them). However, I have found it hard not to enjoy Matthew McConaughey‘s award season success, not only because it is well-deserved but because his speeches have
Sam Troughton Loses his Voice Mid-Performance in Sam Mendes’ ‘King Lear’
One of an actor’s most important instruments in his career is his voice. However, that instrument can give out from time to time, just ask Sam Troughton. He was in the middle of a preview performance of the Sam Mendes-directed King Lear at the National Theatre in London when he
Megan Mullally on How She Became a Comedic Actress
Megan Mullally is best known for her starring role on the sitcom Will & Grace (which ran from 1998 to 2006), and since the show ended Mullally has often guest starred on numerous sitcoms. Because of her credits, most people would assume that Mullally always intended to be a comedic
Interview: Greg Kinnear on ‘Rake’, Working With the Cast and Why He Took the Role
Greg on the show: “It’s been a blast and I’m getting to work with some excellent people”
Interview: Ashley Madekwe on Her New Show ‘Salem’: “I struggled with trying to find an accent that felt like it was steeped in truth”
Ashley: ‘Salem’ is “mind-twistingly scary”