Cate Blanchett for “Elizabeth: The Golden Age”
Elegantly poised, Australian Oscar winner Cate Blanchett would rather be anywhere but a Beverly Hills hotel holding court with the press. "Maybe we can...
Jim Broadbent for “And When Did You Last See Your Father”
Jim Broadbent is in Toronto to talk about his latest film, And When Did You Last See Your Father but he had much to...
Michael Douglas for “The King of California”
Michael Douglas has been an entrenched facet of Hollywood going on for three decades. At 63, the venerable Oscar winning producer and actor has...
Casey Affleck for “The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford”
Not merely content to be known as the younger brother of Ben, donning supporting roles in the Oceans films, the actor is coming into...
Daniel Radcliffe for “December Boys”
Daniel Radcliffe is not the young kid who first graced our screens in the first Potter film back in 2001. Mature and eloquent, he...
Jamie Foxx for “The Kingdom”
Jamie Foxx, Oscar winner, continues to take on films that challenge him in different ways. In The Kingdom, the actor plays an FBI agent...
Jennifer Garner for “The Kingdom”
Jennifer Garner may epitomize Hollywood femininity, as she arrives to be interviewed wearing a short, black and chic Jenni Kayne outfit, but she is...
Jason Bateman for “The Kingdom”
Jason Bateman is making the transition from child actor to fully fledged adult, as he re-established himself on TV's Arrested Development. Before graduating to...
Alicja Bachleda-Curus for “Trade”
Alicja Bachleda-Curus is a Mexican born Polish singer/actress already scoring raves for her devastating and powerful portrayal of a woman kidnapped about to be...
George Lopez for “Balls of Fury”
George Lopez is one of America's most irreverent comedians, whose critically lauded George Lopez Show helped redefine the Latino sensibility. Lopez is now on...
Kevin Bacon for “Death Sentence”
Kevin Bacon shifts between the Indie and mainstream worlds, but nothing is more mainstream than Death Sentence, in which he plays an ordinary dad...
Jeff Garlin for “I Want Someone To Eat Cheese With”
Jeff Garlin is one funny guy. Famous for his portrayal of Jeff Green, the manager, friend and confidant of Larry David on HBO's "Curb...
Radha Mitchell for “Feast of Love”
Beautiful 34-year old Radha Mitchell has reason to blush when we meet to discuss her latest, and most controversial film to date, Feast of...
Russell Crowe for “3:10 to Yuma”
Russell Crowe has never been an actor to suffer fools gladly, both on and off the screen. With his sense of humour perennially intact...
Malcolm McDowell for “Halloween”
Malcolm McDowell is one of the busiest actors in Hollywood, though it takes a lot for him to give up his golf game for...
Mary McCormack for “Right At Your Door”
38-year old actress Mary McCormack has been working steadily in film, television and on stage for over a decade. McCormack made her film debut...
Monica Bellucci for “Shoot ‘Em Up”
Monica Bellucci epitomizes glamour and sexiness. Attired in a long, slinky dress, slit up the side, her black hair neatly draped loose around her...
Paul Giamatti for “Shoot ‘Em Up”
Paul Giamatti is not an actor who takes on wallflower characters. By his own admission, the critically acclaimed Sideways star is less comfortable being...
Clive Owen for “Shoot ‘Em Up”
Clive Owen, dressed in a dark suit and tie, is coping with the annual Comic Con as best he can. "It's crazy fun", the...
Alison Lohman for “Delirious”
Beautiful Alison Lohman has been acting since she was a child, consistently refusing to merely play the Hollywood game, taking up projects that are...
Frank Oz for “Death at a Funeral”
There's more to Frank Oz than the puppeteer and voice behind classic characters Miss Piggy and Yoda, he is a filmmaker responsible for diverse...
Christopher Mintz-Plasse for “Superbad”
The term 'scene-stealer' is bandied about all too often in Hollywood but in the case of newcomer Christopher Mintz-Plasse, audiences agree it's a term...
Michael Davis for “Shoot ‘Em Up”
There's a new kid on the Hollywood block, well maybe not new but fresh and exciting, and that's director Michael Davis, whose latest film,...
Josh Hartnett for “Resurrecting the Champ”
Josh Hartnett is tired, at the end of a long day doing press to support his latest film Resurrecting the Champ, coupled with jet...
James Mangold for “3:10 to Yuma”
James Mangold is truly one of the most unique filmmakers in a Hollywood often criticized for its homogeneity. Mangold has taken some of the...
Jason Behr for “Skinwalkers”
Jason Behr is one of Hollywood's busiest young actors but in Skinwalkers he gets to play dress up as a werewolf in a unique,...
Adam Goldberg for “2 Days in Paris”
Goldberg is a writer, director and actor who chooses his projects based on his own passion. Now he teams up with ex-girlfriend Julie Delpy...
Jackie Chan for “Rush Hour 3”
Jackie Chan has consistently said at interviews how much he hates making the Rush Hour films, but here he is again, this time in...
Chris Tucker for “Rush Hour 3”
As the saying goes, it's been a long time between drinks, and the real reason why Brett Ratner waited some six years before making...
Brett Ratner for “Rush Hour 3”
Brett Ratner is one of Hollywood's most powerful directors, who can flit effortlessly from the crowd-pleasing Rush hour films, to the likes of Red...