With his new film, The Conspirator, director Robert Redford tells the tale a woman on the other side of John Wilkes Booth, who shot and killed President Abraham Lincoln at Ford’s Theatre in Washington, D.C. in 1865.
Don’t you wish you could skip from the meaty part of the exchange to pressing that little red button on your phone? For a lucky few, there is a way; get cast in a Hollywood picture.
“We thought it would be a great marketing tool, particularly for the road, and we were enamored of the idea of capturing the original company,” Memphis co-producer Sue Frost is quoted as saying.
‘Just Go With It’ the Adam Sandler comedy, will be available in homes; just 69 days after being released in theaters. This will be released by DirecTV via their new Video-On-Demand program. The service will (for about 30 dollars for 48 hours) allow customers to watch movies 60 days after their release date.
“When I went home from Julliard, I couldn’t find acting work”
Dane Cook talks Broadway, his new film, Detention, and gambling on yourself!
The director talks about self-financing his new film, Detention, not finishing casting till 2 weeks into the film and finding the perfect actors!
The Killing‘s Eric Ladin talks about going from day player roles to series-regular, how he found a manger who believed in him and his most embarrassing audition!
Alex Shaffer, Win Win’s bleached blonde wrestler, talks about how he almost didn’t audition for the part and working with Paul Giamatti!
Lane points out dancing was the real star of the film. “It was everything to the movie. It’s called “Black Swan.”
