Nic Cage, Amber Heard for “Drive Angry 3D”
Directed by Patrick Lussier (My Bloody Valentine), very little has been revealed about the intriguingly titled Drive Angry 3D aside from the fact that...
Jeff Bridges for “Tron Legacy”
When Tron Legacy finally hits screens later this year, it will hold the distinction as the longest gap in Hollywood history between a release...
Gore Verbinski for “Rango”
There was a time when Gore Verbinski ("Pirates of the Caribbean") thought he might be able to make another film while his first animated...
Verbinski Talks “Rango” With Dark Horizons
There was a time when Gore Verbinski ("Pirates of the Caribbean") thought he might be able to make another film while his first animated...
Josh Brolin, Megan Fox for “Jonah Hex”
The first question most people have about "Jonah Hex" is, what the heck is it? After all, the cult comic character is a far...
Robert Downey Jr., Jon Favreau for “Iron Man 2”
Early in the press conference for 'Iron Man 2,' Robert Downey, Jr. is asked whether there's any truth to a rumor he'll be playing...
Steve Pink for “Hot Tub Time Machine”
It is often said that friendship and business don't mix but, whatever the secret is, Steve Pink and John Cusack seem to have gotten...
Naomi Watts for “Mother and Child”
Throughout her career, the consistently luminous and diverse Naomi Watts has played a gallery of distinctive women, complex and fascinating, but none more so...
Garry Marshall for “Valentine’s Day”
Native New Yorker Garry Marshall has been a part of film and television culture for three decades. His latest is a return to romantic...
Ray Winstone for “Edge of Darkness”
Ray Winstone can play any character it seems, from the irreverent to the understated or even King Henry VIII. Currently appearing as a cuckolded...
Kristen Stewart for “The Runaways”
Outside of a certain franchise, confident Kristen Stewart continues to work outside the box, whether she's an underage hooker in "Welcome to the Rileys"...
Mel Gibson for “Edge of Darkness”
Mel Gibson temporarily quit acting to focus on directing his passion projects. At 54 though, he decided it was time to come back, and...
James Franco for “Howl”
James Franco can play any character, including iconic Beat generation poet Allen Ginsberg in his latest film, "Howl", which has premiered at Sundance. The...
Helen Mirren for “The Last Station”
Dame Helen Mirren has come a long way since she bared more than her soul as an Australian girl who poses for painter James...
Stanley Tucci for “The Lovely Bones”
Golden Globe nominee Stanley Tucci has immersed himself in characters that are deliciously comedic and intensely dramatic, but his latest character is possibly his...
Mila Kunis for “The Book of Eli”
One of the most sought after young actresses in Hollywood, Mila Kunis established herself as the voice of Meg in "Family Guy" and in...
Denzel Washington for “The Book of Eli”
Denzel Washington remains one of Hollywood's most influential stars, constituently starring in diverse number of Hollywood films, and none is different that the Hughes...
The Notable Films of 2010: Part Eleven
One month, 280 films and 70,000 words later, my guide to the films of 2010 is now complete. I hope you've enjoyed reading it...
The Notable Films of 2010: Some Additionals
The eleventh and last part (W-Z) of my extensive 2010 preview guide I'm still at work on and should be hitting the site either...
Julie Andrews for “The Tooth Fairy”
When it comes to class, nobody does it better than Dame Julie Andrews. She enters a room and it is more than just...
The Notable Films of 2010: Part Ten
Valhalla Rising Opens: 2010Cast: Mads Mikkelsen, Gary Lewis, Jamie Sives, Ewan Stewart, Alexander MortonDirector: Nicholas Winding RefnSummary: With the help of a young boy,...
Ethan Hawke for “Daybreakers”
While Ethan Hawke may be best known as one of Hollywood's most serious actor, showing off his fun side was one of the reasons...
Matthew Broderick for “Wonderful World”
One of the most enduring stars of stage and screen, Matthew Broderick has been a part of American film culture for over two decades,...
Miguel Arteta for “Youth in Revolt”
Miguel Arteta is rapidly emerging as one of the most interesting and personal directors of his generation. Born in San Juan, Puerto Rico to...
Amy Adams for “Leap Year”
Amy Adams has come a long way since her smash hit "Enchanted" and is the lead in a new romantic comedy about a pragmatic...
The Notable Films of 2010: Part Nine
Stone Opens: May 7th 2010Cast: Robert De Niro, Edward Norton, Milla Jovovich, Frances Conroy, Enver GjokajDirector: John CurranSummary: A convicted arsonist looks to manipulate...
Lily Cole for “Imaginarium of Dr Parnassus”
Beautiful model-turned-actress Lily Cole has reached superstar proportions in Europe, and is likely to become as well known as an actress in the US...
The Notable Films of 2010: Part Eight
Saint John of Las Vegas Opens: January 29th 2010Cast: Steve Buscemi, Sarah Silverman, Romany Malco, Peter Dinklage, Emmanuelle Chirqui Director: Hue RhodesSummary: A compulsive...
The Notable Films of 2010: Part Seven
Paul Opens: 2010Cast: Nick Frost, Simon Pegg, Seth Rogen, Jason Bateman, Kristen Wiig Director: Greg MottolaSummary: Two British sci-fi fanatics on an American road...
Christopher Plummer for “The Last Station”
Four decades since Christopher Plummer became an international movie star with his iconic star turn in Robert Wise's Oscar winning classic "The Sound of...