Eric Brevig for “Journey to the Center of the Earth
Special effects wizard Eric Brevig makes his feature film directorial debut of an ambitious and contemporary retelling of the classic Jules Verne classic Journey...
Guillaume Canet for “Tell No One”
Heart-throb movie star-turned director Guillaume Canet is a top actor in France. Son of horse breeders, the young man spent his childhood in the...
Rainn Wilson for “The Rocker”
Rainn Wilson has evolved as one of television's funniest actors and as he shifts to the big screen, audiences will discover the naked truth...
Jeff Garlin for “WALL-E”
Jeff Garlin is a funny guy, a talented writer and filmmaker best known as the sometimes frustrated best friend of Larry David in Curb...
Mike Myers for “The Love Guru”
Mike Myers has created some of the screen's most iconic characters, and he hopes to add his guru Pitka as the latest character to...
Timur Bekmambetov for “Wanted”
Russian director Timur Bekmambetov has made quite the impact in his native country with his box office hits Night Watch and its successful sequel,...
Verne Troyer for “The Love Guru”
When it comes to his stature, Verne Troyer has been able to use it to comedic effect, from Mini Me in Austin Powers, through...
Alan Arkin for “Get Smart”
Alan Arkin has been making us laugh for close to four decades in many a seminal classic from the likes of The Russians are...
Justin Timberlake for “The Love Guru”
Justin Timberlake may be one of music's bigger stars, but as we chat in a Beverly Hills hotel room where he is busy promoting...
Louis Letterier for “The Incredible Hulk”
Best known to international moviegoers as the director of "The Transporter" action thrillers, French director Louis Leterrier takes on the CGI-heavy reincarnation of...
Masi Oka for “Get Smart”
It has been quite the 'heroic' journey for Masi Oka, who plays the often-fearful techno geek in the big screen adaptation of Get Smart....
Jena Malone for “The Go-Getter”
Two years after we spoke about this film at Sundance, The Go-Getter is finally having its time in theatres and the always beautiful and...
Seann William Scott for “The Promotion”
Best known for his unsavory touch in the American Pie franchise, Seann William Scott has gone out of his way to prove himself as...
Lucy Liu for “Kung Fu Panda”
The gorgeous Lucy Liu hisses along in elegant style as a snake who mentors Jack Black's Panda in the new animated comedy, Kung Fu...
Jack Black for “Kung Fu Panda”
That zany Jack Black gets animated as he takes on a reluctantly heroic panda in the new animated feature, Kung Fu Panda. From his...
Marina Zenovich for “Roman Polanski: Wanted and Desired”
Talented documentary filmmaker Marina Zenovich admits she picks her subjects by accident. Her latest accident has proved critically fruitful. Her film, Roman Polanski: Wanted...
Roger Spottiswoode for “The Children of Huang Shi”
Director Roger Spottiswoode is not averse to taking risks as a filmmaker from "Shake Hands with the Devil" to the 1930s-set true story of...
Liv Tyler, Scott Speedman for “The Strangers”
He was the hunky college boy that "Felicity" had a crush on and later snuggled with Kate Beckinsale's "Underworld" vamp. She has grown up...
Famke Janssen for “Turn the River”
Beautiful Famke Janssen goes from an X-man to a pool hustler in her latest film Turn the River. As she revealed to Paul Fischer...
Ben Barnes for “The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian”
British screen newcomer Ben Barnes, who plays the title role in the much anticipated Prince Caspian, was born in 1981, attended Kingston University and...
Andrew Adamson for “The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian”
New Zealand director Andrew Adamson achieved his initial success as director of not one but two Shrek films, but truly came into his own...
Joel Silver for “Speed Racer”
Joel Silver reteams with his Matrix directors to do something he has rarely attempted: a family film. Speed Racer. Emile Hirsch takes on the...
Christina Ricci for “Speed Racer”
Christina Ricci is used to small indie films, a world within her comfort zone, but she may have got more than she bargained for...
Ashton Kutcher for “What Happens in Vegas”
Ashton Kutcher is a busy man these days. Now husband, stepfather, TV producer and occasional movie star, in his latest movie, What Happens in...
Matthew Fox for “Speed Racer”
From the recent action thriller "Vantage Point" to true modern television classic "Lost", 41-year-old and still hunky Matthew Fox is on a roll. ...
Emile Hirsch for “Speed Racer”
Its been quite the career for Emile Hirsch, first working with Sean Penn and now with the iconic but highly reclusive Wachowski Brothers. But...
Patrick Dempsey for “Made of Honor”
Patick Dempsey has seen his career change dramatically thanks to a little TV show Grey's Anatomy. Better known to millions of fans as McDreamy,...
Jon Favreau for “Iron Man”
Jon Favreau has come a long way since his Swingers days. As a director, he has evolved as one of Hollywood's most assured filmmakers....
Morgan Spurlock for “Where in the World Is Osama Bin Laden”
Though it took him fourteen months to recover from eating McDonald's for thirty days after making his documentary "Super Size Me" (2004), filmmaker Morgan...
Brittany Snow for “Prom Night”
From the time she burst on the scene in the acclaimed TV series American Dreams, beautiful Brittany Snow has had nothing less than a...