Ted Danson for “The Amateurs”
Ted Danson was in an ebullient mood as we chatted by phone from his Beverly Hills hotel room, and with good reason. Danson's career...
Joey Lauren Adams for “Come Early Morning”
Joey Lauren Adams has had a tendency to often shine as the girlfriend or best friend. But it's her work as a director that...
Patrick Dempsey for “Enchanted”
Patrick Dempsey is on a roll, as one of the stars of the biggest medical drama seen on network television since the early days...
Jeff Bridges for “The Amateurs”
Jeff Bridges is selective about what films he takes on these days, so whether he plays an amateur porn producer in the Capraesque Indie...
Mike Newell for “Love in the Time of Cholera”
British director Mike Newell has made films as varied as Four Weddings and a Funeral and Donnie Brasco, to Mona Lisa Smile and Harry...
Pierce Brosnan for “Seraphim Falls”
On the eve of the latest Bond thriller, Casino Royale, former Bond star 007, Pierce Brosnan is reflective of his post-007 career. In Toronto...
Sarah Michelle Gellar for “Southland Tales”
Sarah Michelle Gellar may play an adult film star in the surrealistic tale of would-be nuclear annihilation in the bizarre Southland Tales, but this...
Ray Winstone for “Beowulf”
At 50, Ray Winstone has discovered the fountain of youth, cinematically speaking. In the CGI technologically advanced Beowulf, the British actor takes on a...
Laura Linney for “The Savages”
Laura Linney continues to take on roles that show off her diversity, and as she prepares to return to Broadway next season, the actress...
John Malkovich for “Beowulf”
Producer, director and actor John Malkovich may play a supporting role in the very high tech Beowulf, but this acclaimed actor is always searching...
Angelina Jolie for “Beowulf”
Angelina Jolie is casually attired in a loose fitting white blouse and jeans as she greets the media while promoting Beowulf. Playing a reptilian...
Regina King for “This Christmas”
Regina King is a busy actress, from playing a controlling wife and sister with marital woes in the ensemble comedy/drama This Christmas, to producer...
Jerry Seinfeld for “Bee Movie”
It would be fair to say that Jerry Seinfeld, multi-millionaire, stand up comic and iconic TV star, has finally discovered his inner bee. Dressed...
Amanda Peet for “Martian Child”
Amanda Peet, who won critical acclaim in the short lived Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip, admits that despite an extensive career behind her,...
Costas Mandylor for “Saw IV”
Australian actor Costas Mandylor is under no illusions that when you sign onto a Saw franchise, you're not playing Hamlet. Playing a cop on...
Melissa George for “30 Days of Night”
Melissa George longs to have it all. With two films opening a few weeks of each other here in the US, a new TV...
Joaquin Phoenix for “Reservation Road”
Joaquin Phoenix is gleefully smoking a cigarette, cross legged on a chair in a Toronto hotel room, as one of his latest films, Reservation...
Tony Kaye for “Lake of Fire”
British director Tony Kaye says he learned a lot since "American History X" was literally taken away from him. Older and certainly wiser, Kaye...
Juliette Binoche for “Dan in Real Life”
Beautiful Juliette Binoche segues from intense dramas such as the Israeli film Disengagement, to more mainstream Hollywood fare as the upcoming romantic comedy Dan...
Anthony Hopkins for “Slipstream”
At 70, Sir Anthony Hopkins shows no signs of slowing down. As an actor, he is still preparing to play Alfred Hitchcock in a...
Emily Mortimer for “Lars and the Real Girl”
In a quiet corner table in a Toronto restaurant, Emily Mortimer may be forgiven for thinking that her latest film is a tad bizarre,...
Joe Pantoliano for “Canvas”
At 55, Joe Pantoliano, or Joey Pants to his friends, has been a part of the Hollywood establishment for some three decades but it...
Abbie Cornish for “Elizabeth: The Golden Age”
Australia's Abbie Cornish is having quite the year. The beautiful 25-year old has made inroads into Hollywood as both an actress and recent fodder...
Kenneth Branagh for “Sleuth”
Kenneth Branagh can go from directing a Shakespearean classic to a remake of a classic penned by one of the most formidable playwrights of...
James Gray for “We Own the Night”
James Gray is a director who thrives on risk taking. Audacious, inventive and authentic, his films explore the underbelly of society, from his debut...
Michael Caine for “Sleuth”
Michael Caine says that the third act of his life and career are his most fulfilling. From Batman to Sleuth, where he plays the...
Geoffrey Rush for “Elizabeth: The Golden Age”
Ten years after winning his coveted Oscar, Geoffrey Rush returns to where his international movie career took off, returning to the Machiavellian world of...
Eva Mendes for “We Own the Night”
Eva Mendes has battled throughout her career, proving to herself and others that there's more to her than the glamorous star. Crouched on a...
Amir Bar-Lev for “My Kid Could Paint That”
Amir Bar-Lev has evolved into one of the most controversial and successful new wave of documentarians. My Kid Could Paint That is his second...
Tilda Swinton for “Michael Clayton”
Tall, elegant and ferociously intellectual Scottish actress Tilda Swinton returns to the screen in fine form as an almost carnivorous lawyer up against George...