David Yates, David Heyman and Michael Goldenberg for “Harry Potter and the Order of...
Opening this week is the most anticipated sequel of the summer: Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. The magical thriller is the...
Daniel Radcliffe for “Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix”
Daniel Radcliffe is all grown up, consistently mature and a charmer. Now promoting the latest Harry Potter film The Order of the Phoenix and...
Steve Buscemi for “Interview”
While on the screen, Steve Buscemi has garnered a career playing often wildly gregarious, often oddball characters, the real life Buscemi is quite the...
Amelia Warner for “The Dark is Rising”
Stunning British actress Amelia Warner is one of Hollywood's bright young stars. The only child of British actress Annette Ekblom, Warner Relocating to London...
Kevin Bacon, James Wan for “Death Sentence”
James Wan may be best known as the Aussie director who created the Saw franchise but his latest film, Death Sentence, is as far...
Mandy Moore for “License to Wed”
She has a new single, an album is soon to follow and her acting is not doing too badly either. There is always more...
Brad Garrett for “Ratatouille”
Brad Garrett is an unpredictable as he is brilliant. Voicing a dead, French chef in the new Pixar film Ratatouille, and star of another...
Scott Farrar for “Transformers”
Scott Farrar is a true master and veteran of visual effects, and has been working at ILM for decades. As visual effects supervisor for...
Jonathan King for “Black Sheep”
New Zealander Jonathan King makes one auspicious directorial debut, with Black Sheep having been the talk of last year's Toronto Film Festival. Now at...
Roberto Orci for “Transformers”
Roberto Orci and his writing partner Alex Kurtzman is one of Hollywood's most successful screenwriting teams, from the Alias TV series, and the films...
Michael Bay for “Transformers”
Michael Bay has not exactly been the critics' darling, but maybe that will change with the release of his latest summer blockbuster, Transformers. Budgeted...
Rachael Taylor for “Transformers”
Tasmanian-born Australian beauty Rachael Taylor is rapidly emerging as one of Hollywood's newest young stars. Originally from Launceston, Tasmania, Taylor attended Riverside High School....
Janeane Garofalo for “Ratatouille”
Political activist, actor, stand up comedienne are only some of the descriptions of the often brazen and ferociously outspoken Janeane Garofolo. In Ratatouille, the...
Steve Carell for “Evan Almighty”
It seems as if Steve Carell cannot put a foot wrong since his feature career took off like a rocket a short time ago....
Lauren Graham for “Evan Almighty”
Lauren Graham is curled up on a chair in an office on Universal's backlot. The beautiful 40 year old actress plays the initially cynical...
Emma Roberts for “Nancy Drew”
At a mere 16, Emma Roberts has evolved as one of Hollywood's bright and popular young actresses. After generating buzz as Julia Roberts' niece...
Brad Bird for “Ratatouille”
Brad Bird is one of the most innovative directors of feature animation in cinema today. Who cannot forget his luminous classic The Iron Giant...
Neil Gaiman for “Stardust”
Neil Gaiman is that rare entity in cinema: a renowned novelist and producer. Few novelists are able to see their work up on the...
Wanda Sykes for “Evan Almighty”
Wanda Sykes is one of Hollywood's most irreverent comediennes. In Evan Almighty, playing political secretary to the title character Evan Baxter, it gives Sykes...
Tom Shadyac for “Evan Almighty”
Tom Shadyac returns to the herlm with his sequel to Bruce Almighty, minus Jim Carrey. In Evan Almighty, Steve Carell plays a politician who...
Parker Posey for “Broken English”
On a cloudless Los Angeles afternoon, 39-year old Parker Posey admits to being a tad tired following a day of endless interviews. The New...
Zoe Cassevetes for “Broken English”
She is the younger sibling in the Cassevetes clan, and has finally come up with her debut feature, Broken English, which she also wrote....
Geoffrey Rush for “Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End”
Oscar winner Geoffrey Rush is back on our screens as that dead again pirate Barbossa in the latest Pirates of the Caribbean adventure. Rush...
Bill Nighy for “Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End”
Bill Nighy has played many a diverse character on stage and screen. The softly spoken British actor, neatly attired in suit and tie spending...
Eli Roth for “Hostel Part II”
Eli Roth has evolved as one of Hollywood's most interesting horror directors, and not one to shy away from gore and violence. He nay...
Jerry Bruckheimer for “Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End”
He remains one of Hollywood's most powerful producers. Critics may have scoffed at his films through the years but audiences have loved them, from...
J.J. Abrams for “Mission: Impossible III”
Question: Did any elements from the movie come from something you couldn't do on Alias?Abrams: There were so many things that we wanted...
Kevin Costner for “Mr. Brooks”
Dame Julie Andrews continues top exude class and elegance and at a perennially youthful 71, the British Dame with that still vibrant accent, enjoys...
Harold Perrineau for “28 Weeks Later”
Harold Perrineau's first major television break happened in 1990 when he was cast in a recurring role on the NBC series "I'll Fly Away."...
Julie Andrews for “Shrek the Third”
Dame Julie Andrews continues top exude class and elegance and at a perennially youthful 71, the British Dame with that still vibrant accent, enjoys...