Interview: Sons of Anarchy’s Winter Ave Zoli and Kristen Renton on how they got their roles, lack of wardrobe and more!
Kristen: “I love playing the bad girl. I think she’s a lot more fun to play”
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Jerry O’Connell Makes the Ultimate Sacrifice for his Broadway Debut: Living with Mom and Dad Again!
Television star O’Connell is returning to his native Manhattan to star in his first Broadway show, Seminar.
Claire Danes Talks About Her “Nutty” Parents and the After-Math of Playing Temple Grandin
Claire Danes didn’t hold back about Homeland, her parents and the aftermath of portraying the great Temple Grandin.
Hugh Dancy on the 2 Character Broadway Play ‘Venus in Fur’: “It leaves me with nowhere to run”
Hugh Dancy is currently in rehearsal for the Broadway premiere of Venus in Fur as playwright/director, Thomas, alongside Nina Arianda. The show, which closed off-Broadway two years ago, features only 2 characters and “it leaves me with nowhere to run,” Dancy said.
‘Real Steel’ Director Sean Levy Explains How He Gets His Actors Crying
Crying on cue for a movie can be hard enough for an adult actor, and is often next to impossible for a child actor. But Shawn Levy, director of Real Steel, has a secret to getting the waterworks going: music.
Ryan Gosling: “I Don’t Want to Act Much Longer”
On one hand, it seems extremely early for 30-year-old actor Ryan Gosling to retire from Hollywood. On the other, he has been in front of the camera since age 12, when he starred on children’s variety show The Mickey Mouse Club, along with future headline-grabbers Justin Timberlake, Britney Spears and
Hugh Jackman: “There’s something magical about Broadway”
Though Jackman did a similar show at the Curran Theatre in San Francisco earlier this year, naturally the musical-loving Jackman prefers to do the show on The Great White Way.
Do We Ever Graduate From High School?
When actors go into an audition room, they incorrectly think they’re the only ones who feel insecure.
Hank Azaria Begs His Twitter Followers to Watch ‘Free Agents’, But It Doesn’t Help
Hank Azaria must be having a tough week. Not only do ongoing pay disputes threaten the cancellation (or at the very least will leave him with a significant salary reduction) of The Simpsons, which Azaria has been a cast member of since the show’s inception, but Azaria’s new NBC sitcom, Free Agents, has been canceled by NBC because of low ratings.
¡Ay Caramba! Salary Negotiations Between ‘The Simpsons’ Voice Actors and Fox Stumble
Every few years the core Simpsons voice actors find themselves in the middle of often tense negotiations for their next contract for the long-running animated series.