Jennifer Aniston for “Marley and Me”
Jennifer Aniston has been in the public eye for over a decade, but fame doesn't seem to have changed her too much. An actress...
Julia Ormond for “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button”
A decade and a half ago, Julia Ormond had the world at her feet. She was Hollywood's 'it' girl, with films opposite the biggest...
Frank Marshall, Kathleen Kennedy for “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button”
Frank Marshall and Kathleen Kennedy are two of the most powerful and prolific producers in Hollywood, dating back to the early days of Speilberg...
Marisa Tomei for “The Wrestler”
At a very youthful 44, Golden Globe nominee Marisa Tomei is discovering intense, very sexual women to play, such as the stripper and single...
Paul Schrader for “Adam Resurrected”
Paul Schrader is one of Hollywood's most interesting filmmakers, beginning as a writer on the likes of Taxi Driver. Although his name is often...
Lena Olin for “The Reader”
Still glamorous Lena Olin, that many may recall as Sydney's duplicitous mother in Alias, returns to.the big screen in the Golden Globe-nominated adaptation of...
Evan Rachel Wood for “The Wrestler”
When we first met seven years ago, Evan Rachel Wood was a mere 13, on the cusp of success.Now at a confident 21, the...
Daniel Craig for “Defiance”
British heartthrob Daniel Craig may now be known as 007, but he is as accomplished an actor on stage or screen as exists in...
Jon Hamm for “The Day the Earth Stood Still”
Two years ago Jon Hamm was another struggling actor finding his way through the treacherous waters of Hollywood. Then along comes a little known...
Sigourney Weaver for “The Tales of Despereaux”
Sigourney Weaver has been a part of American film for close to three decades, starring in memorable films, from the Alien franchise, to the...
Scott Derrickson for “The Day the Earth Stood Still”
Few directors would dare attempt remake one of the true iconic sci-fi classics of all time, but Scott Derrickson decided it was worth the...
Alan Rickman for “Nobel Son”
Alan Rickman is an actor who moves with effortless ease from mainstream Hollywood through to independent cinema. While movie audiences may know him best...
Amanda Peet for “What Doesn’t Kill You”
Amanda Peet grew up in New York with her older sister and their parents; Charles, a lawyer; and Penny, a social worker. She made...
Rod Lurie for “Nothing But the Truth”
Ex-critic and journalist Rod Lurie is at his best when it comes to exporing cinematic politics, from "The Contender" to his short-lived TV series...
Oliver Platt for “Frost/Nixon”
Oliver Platt is as comfortable playing a comic buffoon as well as savvy political analyst. The veteran 48-year old has appeared in close to...
Hugh Jackman for “Australia”
Ten years ago then Australian-based journalist Paul Fischer met Hugh Jackman who was promoting a new Australian film, "Erskineville Kings". A decade on,...
Kate Beckinsale for “Nothing But the Truth”
Beautiful Brit Kate Beckinsale has no difficulties, it seems, finding roles that get her juices flowing. Her latest, as a journalist whose outing of...
Michael Rapaport for “Special”
Michael Rapaport stars as a metermaid who thinks he has superpowers but this is not your average superhero movie.Rappaport, who recently starred in the...
Bryan Brown for “Australia”
Bryan Brown has been an entrenched part of Australian cinema since its resurgence in the late 70s. From small roles in the likes of...
Kristin Chenoweth for “Four Christmases”
Bubbly and funny Kristin Chenoweth may be best known as one of Broadway's hottest performers, but she has certainly made inroads into Hollywood of...
Baz Luhrmann for “Australia”
When it comes to defining an original voice in film today, Australia's Baz Luhrmann leaves a unique stamp on conventional genres, from musicals to...
Josh Brolin for “Milk”
Fresh from his critically acclaimed role in "W.", Josh Brolin is having the time of his lifge these days, both personally and professionally.Now...
Stephenie Meyer for “Twilight”
Not even novelist Stephenie Meyer could have predicted the impact her series of vampire novels would have on a new generation of adolescent girls....
Robert Pattinson for “Twilight”
British actor Robert Pattinson had no idea what he was letting himself in for when he auditioned for, and won the plum role, of...
Emile Hirsch for “Milk”
Emile Hirsch is one of those actors difficult to define. Never playing the same character twice, the actor goes from the likes...
Kristen Stewart for “Twilight”
Beautiful, confident and intelligent eighteen-year old Kristen Stewart doesn't suffer fools gladly. One who refuses to play the game, she has always...
Danny Boyle for “Slumdog Millionaire”
British director Danny Boyle has made films that one can hardly define as unoriginal, from the seminal "Trainspotting" to "A Life Less Ordinary", "28...
Jada Pinkett-Smith for “Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa”
Jada Pinkett-Smith has come a long way since we first chatted 14 years ago when she was virtually an unknown starring in the little...
Darren Lynn Bousman for “Repo: Genetic Opera”
Darren Lynn Bousman burst onto the directorial scene with his cutting edge and sardonic view of terror on three of the last "Saw" films.It...
Vera Farmiga for “Boy in the Striped Pyjamas”
Luminous Vera Farmiga plays the wife of a Nazi concentration camp commandant whose son befriends a Jewish inmate with tragic consequences.The actress was born...