Terry Gilliam for “Imaginarium of Dr Parnassus”
Terry Gilliam remains one of the most original and vibrant cinematic voices of all time, a rare cinematic iconoclast, who bucks narrative convention refusing...
Danny McBride for “Up in the Air”
One of the new voices of movie comedy these days, Danny McBride proves himself to be both an innovative comic actor and a dramatic...
Sam Rockwell for “Everybody’s Fine”
Sam Rockwell may be one of the busiest actors in Hollywood but he is also its quietest achiever. Unassuming and genuinely modest, even with...
Jim Sheridan for “Brothers”
Irish director Jim Sheridan has crafted some of the most powerful films of the last two decades, some exploring facets of his own Irish...
Claire Danes for “Me and Orson Welles”
Claire Danes was considered something of an it girl as her stardom was propelled from such an early age. From "My So Called...
Richard Linklater for “Me and Orson Welles”
One of the most original directors of his generation, Richard Linklater can move effortlessly from Hollywood's mainstream to the indie world, but even with...
Cheryl Hines for “Serious Moonlight”
Best known as Larry David's now ex-wife in "Curb your Enthusiasm", the actress makes her feature directing debut with the comedy-drama "Serious Moonlight", which...
Rick Yune for “Ninja Assassin”
Rick Yune is fast becoming a rising star in American film and with his chiseled physique and handsome features, he seemed a natural for...
Peter Capaldi for “In the Loop”
Scottish actor and film maker Peter Capaldi is best known for his performance playing the political spin doctor, Malcolm Tucker, in the BBC sitcom...
Rain for “Ninja Assassin”
Rain is a musician and martial arts superstar as well as a self-confessed shoe collector and now he is starring in the action packed...
Kodi Smit-McPhee for “The Road”
He may be 13, but Aussie actor Kodi Smit-McPhee, is already making quite the mark for himself. This mature, smart teenager got his first...
Sandra Bullock for “The Blind Side”
Sandra Bullock has had quite the year, with her return to romantic comedy territory in the form of The Proposal, being her first major...
Justin Long for “Planet 51”
Justin Long rose from TV and indie features to supporting and starring roles in major features like " Accepted" (2006), " Live Free or...
John Hillcoat for “The Road”
Australian director John Hillcoat has always made films that explored the profundity of the human condition, whether it's "The Proposition" or his latest film,...
Jason Schwartzman for “Fantastic Mr. Fox”
Jason Schwartzman is a modest, engaging and unassuming actor given his pedigree and success. The son of late producer Jack Schwartzman and actress-director Talia...
Eva Mendes for “Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans”
Beautiful, luminous and sexy, Eva Mendes has been working consistently for a decade. Her supporting role as Denzel Washington's girlfriend-on-the-side in "Training Day" (2001)...
John Cusack for “2012”
John Cusack is the kind of unassuming actor who can take on any genre, rarely repeating himself. Two decades after firmly establishing himself in...
Adam Salky for “Dare”
A number of years ago director Salky made a short film called "Dare" that dealt with the fragility of adolescent relationships. The director has...
Chris Weitz for “Twilight Saga: New Moon”
Director Chris Weitz thought he was able to make a franchise out of "The Golden Compass" but the film's commercial failure sidestepped that plan.So...
Chiwetel Ejiofor for “2012”
British actor Chiwetel Ejiofor is making quite a name for himself on both sides of the Atlantic. Coming up in Phillip Noyce's upcoming "Salt",...
Nicolas Cage for “Bad Lieutenant: Port of…”
Oscar winner Nicolas Cage is an actor who thrives on risk taking. He won an Oscar for his realistic portrayal of a self-destructive alcoholic...
Amanda Peet for “2012”
Beautiful Amanda Peet reteams with John Cusack in director Roland Emmerich's massive disaster epic as ex-spouses who end up trying to avoid being killed...
Richard Curtis for “Pirate Radio”
Richard Curtis has been associated with some of the greatest and most iconic British films and TV sitcoms in British history.A New Zealander by...
Jemaine Clement for “Gentlemen Broncos”
New Zealand comic, actor and musician Jemaine Clement has firmly cemented his reputation for his deadpan performance in the cult hit "Flight of the...
Eugene Levy for “Astro Boy”
Canadian comic Eugene Levy has been making audiences laugh for over two decades, beginning with his scene-stealing performance in the classic "Splash". Best known...
Bill Nighy for “Astro Boy”
It is fortunate for all of us that Bill Nighy did not become a journalist as was his original professional aspiration.His galaxy of characters...
Chris Massoglia for “Cirque de Freak”
Up and coming young star Chris Massoglia has plenty to be smiling about. After all, he plays the title role in the twisted vampire...
Lauren Ambrose for “Where the Wild Things Are”
Lauren Ambrose may be best known as Claire in the critically acclaimed "Six Feet Under", but is further establishing herself as a star of...
Nick Hornby for “An Education”
Nick Hornby is one of the successful screenwriters and novelists of his generation. His often wry, British style have made him a household name,...
Kristen Bell for “Couples Retreat”
Ever since her star-making performance in "Veronica Mars", beautiful Kristen Bell has made a name for herself as one of the smartest and funniest...