Tilda Swinton for “Constantine”
It may be cold during the chilly Sundance Film Festival, but elegant Tilda Swinton remains in a perennially chirpy mood. No stranger to this...
Rachel Weisz for “Constantine”
Rachel Weisz arrived fashionably late for her first interview promoting the dark supernatural thriller Constantine, which casts her as a cop trying to come...
Geofrey Rush for “Swimming Upstream”
Recent Golden Globe winner Geoffrey Rush, in town to help publicise the US release of the Australian film Swimming Upstream, appears to be eventually...
Sam Raimi for “Boogeyman”
Question: What can you tell us about Spiderman 3?Raimi: I am not allowed to say, I think Sony wants to make their own...
Ice Cube for “Torque”
It might be winter in Los Angeles, but Ice Cube arrives for our interview in traditional T-shirt, exuding genuine warmth that remains the one-time...
Gary Oldman for “Batman Begins” (On-Set)
As police Lieutenant James Gordon, actor Gary Oldman is perfectly cast. It feels as though his role in this film fits nicely between...
Christian Bale for “Batman Begins” (On-Set)
Christian Bale enters the room. Looking far removed from his decimated character in THE MACHINIST (Bale famously lost 60lbs for his role in that...
Paul Weitz for “In Good Company”
Paul Weitz may have changed Hollywood's film culture with his American Pie, co-directed by brother Chris, but his later films show no similarity with...
Don Cheadle for “Hotel Rwanda”
This may well be Don Cheadle's year, but as huge as Ocean's 12 is at the box office, critics are raving over the actor's...
Joel Schumacher for “The Phantom of the Opera”
It was Joel Schumacher's seminal horror classic The Lost Boys that initially convinced Andrew Lloyd Webber that he would be his ideal director on...
Minnie Driver for “The Phantom of the Opera”
Looking elegant in a New York hotel room, Minnie Driver, who gives a scene-stealing performance in Phantom of the Opera, is usually coy about...
Andrew Lloyd Webber for “The Phantom of the Opera”
Andrew Lloyd Webber has been defined as the Shakespeare of his day, a musical impresario, with his fingers on the pulse of modern culture....
Emmy Rossum for “The Phantom of the Opera”
While critics and audiences are beginning to take notice of 18-year old Emmy Rossum, star of the eagerly awaited screen adaptation of Phantom of...
Gerard Butler for “The Phantom of the Opera”
Gerard Butler has much to be thankful for, "Dracula 2000" for one. Dashing, witty and masculine, Butler seems the perfect phantom in the screen...
Owen Wilson for “The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou”
Owen Wilson continues his partnership with friend and collaborator Wes Anderson in The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou, an odd seafaring tale about revenge...
Bill Murray for “The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou”
If there is one constant them in both Life Aquatic and Bill Murray's previous foray into cinematic self-reflection, Lost in Translation, both characters reflect...
John Moore for “Flight of the Phoenix”
Irish director John Moore says he likes then great outdoors and does those locations proud in his faithful remake of Flight of the Phoenix,...
Tea Leoni for “Spanglish”
Tea Leoni is more than making up for her frequent absences from the screen of late, first as Adam Sandler's neurotic wife in James...
James L. Brooks for “Spanglish”
James L. Brooks is considered one of Hollywood's true auteurs. Taking his time between films, each one offers a rare insight into human behaviour,...
Emily Browning for “Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events”
At a mere 16, Australian actress Emily Browning is beginning to make quite a name for herself. Remembered for her her ghostly performance in...
Jim Carrey for “Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events”
You've got to hand it to Jim Carrey, he may not love to chat to the press, but when he does, he does so...
Kate Bosworth for “Beyond the Sea”
Kate Bosworth continues in her quest to find challenging roles that don't necessarily fit the Hollywood mainstream. Still beautiful and multi-faceted, Bosworth has the...
Kevin Spacey for “Beyond the Sea”
Kevin Spacey has never worked quite so hard in spreading the news that his ambitious Bobby Darrin biopic is finally coming to town. Years...
Adam Sandler for “Spanglish”
Adam Sandler rarely talks to the print media, so the assumption is, the 38-comic has a morbid fear of the press. If such a...
Leonardo DiCaprio for “The Aviator”
Leonardo DiCaprio apologised for appearing so tired. "It was the premiere last night", he says, with a sheepish grin, referring to the screening of...
Catherine Zeta-Jones for “Ocean’s Twelve”
Catherine Zeta-Jones looks ravishing, wearing a gold shrug with pink ribbon closing. Quietly elegant, but not as overtly jocular as her male co-stars, the...
Brad Pitt for “Ocean’s Twelve”
Brad Pitt is in good form as he jibes and jokes with the press while promoting Oceans Twelve, the anticipated heist sequel to the...
George Clooney for “Ocean’s Twelve”
In the midst of Palm Springs, California, a frenzied media is summonsed to hear the wise words of George Clooney and company as they...
Dan Aykroyd for “Christmas with the Kranks”
Dan Aykroyd is so busy with his Blues Brothers clubs, that he remains selective as to what movies he does. Fan will see him...
Jamie Lee Curtis for “Christmas with the Kranks”
Jamie Lee Curtis was in a playful mood, but that didn't stop her from announcing that Christmas with the Kranks might well be her...