Guy Dyas for “Superman Returns”
After obtaining his Master's Degree from the prestigious Royal College of Art in London, Guy moved to Japan where he began his career as...
Gilbert Adler for “Superman Returns”
Gilbert Adler, often known as Gil Adler to colleagues, has served as a producer and sometimes writer on various horror films and TV shows...
Dan Harris, Mike Dougherty for “Superman Returns”
Screenwriter Michael Dougherty, along with frequent collaborator Dan Harris, earned their fan boy stripes as writers on Twentieth Century Fox's critically acclaimed as well...
Dan Bronson, Louise Mingenbach for “Superman Returns”
During the second day of our visit, costume designer Louise Mingenbach and costume supervisor Dan Bronson took time out in front of the Superman...
Chris Lee for “Superman Returns”
Producers are a dime a dozen in Hollywood, but far less common are those that used to head up major studios. Chris Lee...
Bryan Singer for “Superman Returns” (On-Set)
He may have recently hit the big four-oh in terms of age, but you wouldn't know it looking at Bryan Singer. The baby...
Brandon Routh for “Superman Returns” (On-Set)
For almost a decade the likes of Nicolas Cage, Josh Hartnett, Ashton Kutcher, Jude Law, Brendan Fraser, Jim Caviezel and 'smallville? star Tom Welling...
Superman Returns Set Visit
In three weeks, the Man of Steel will return to the big screen after a near two decade absence from that particular domain -...
Review: “The Omen”
The first time I heard they were remaking "The Omen" I had to ask...'why?'. Having seen the remake, I'm still left with the same...
John Lasseter for “Cars”
John Lasseter returns to the director's chair once again for the animated Pixar comedy, Cars. The movie revolves around Lightning McQueen, a hotshot rookie...
Vince Vaughn for “The Break-Up”
The 6'5 tall Vincent Anthony Vaughn was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota to Vernon Lindsay Vaughn (a salesman) and Sharon Eileen DePalmo (a Canadian-born real...
Review: “The Break-Up”
An interesting but failed attempt to take the well-worn romantic comedy genre and inject some serious realism into it, "The Break-Up" never quite settles...
Paul Newman for “Cars”
At 81, Paul Newman may walk more slowly and he responds to questions with greater brevity than in previous years, yet he remains quietly...
Cheech Marin for “Cars”
Since going solo following his pot smoking days with Thomas Chong, Cheech Marin has been doing very nicely. Marin says he has no regrets...
Larry the Cable Guy for “Cars”
Larry the Cable Guy has taken blue collar comedy to a whole new level. A major success in the United States, audiences will see...
Bonnie Hunt for “Cars”
Bonnie Hunt is one of Hollywood's most comedic actresses, and gets to show off her inner car in Cars, in which she plays, I...
Review: “X-Men: The Last Stand”
One of the films of this Summer people seem to be approaching with a lot of baggage, I felt kind of an odd man...
Review: “Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End”
Capping off a trifecta of 'just adequate' three-quels to have hit this month, "At World's End" is the longest, darkest, most surreal and sadly...
Brett Ratner for “X-Men: The Last Stand”
Brett Ratner in a very short time, has established himself as one of Hollywood's most successful directors. Ratner's first five feature films have grossed...
Halle Berry for “X-Men: The Last Stand”
Halle Berry knows how to light up a room. An intoxicating presence, the 39-year old Oscar winner had no need to do another X-Men...
John Moore for “The Omen”
Irish director John Moore admits he's "taken a bit of flack" by crafting another remake, following The Flight of the Phoenix, which failed to...
Julia Stiles for “The Omen”
Julia Stiles may have done her fair share of comedies in mainstream Hollywood, but now she gets to step into the shoes of the...
Review: “The Da Vinci Code”
A chef is only as good as his ingredients, an expression that aptly applies to the film version of this decade's biggest selling novel...
Review: “Over the Hedge”
Whilst it lacks the scripting and sheer mastery of the Pixar films, "Over the Hedge" manages to come up with a fun and simple...
Hugh Jackman for “X-Men: The Last Stand”
Hugh Jackman hasn't changed much since establishing himself as one of Hollywood's hottest Australian exports. The casually attired Aussie is more than happy to...
Alfred Molina for “The Da Vinci Code”
Alfred Molina can do anything from the villain in Spider Man to Tevye in the Broadway revival of Fiddler on the Roof. Now he...
Bruce Willis & Wanda Sykes for “Over the Hedge”
Spring has sprung, and Verne and his woodland friends awaken from their long winter's nap to discover that a tall, green "thing" has mysteriously...
Richard E. Grant for “Wah-Wah”
Richard E. Grant is not only one of Britain's most accomplished and sought after actors, but following the raves already bestowed on his directorial...
Review: “Poseidon”
Visually interesting but uninvolving, the remake of "The Poseidon Adventure" is a no frills disaster movie that in some aspects departs from the genre,...
Hellboy & Heat Get Video Games
E3 got underway yesterday in Los Angeles and brought with it countless game announcements, machine spec details and video promos for stuff in coming...