Colin Farrell for “A Home at the End of the World”
Colin Farrell was in top form during his brief meeting with local journalists, here in Los Angeles to promote the small, Indie film, A...
Alex Proyas for “I, Robot”
Aussie director Alex Proyas has fulfilled hus five year dream to bring Asimov's I, Robot to the screen. The Egypt-born Australian native came to...
Bruce Sinofsky, Joe Berlinger for “Metallica: Some Kind of Monster”
Few documentaries have received the kind of initial acclaim and interest, outside of Michael Moore, than the compelling and surprisingly intricate Metallica: Some Kind...
Keira Knightley for “King Arthur”
The first impression one has of 19-year old British actress Keira Knightley is her ability not to take Hollywood too seriously. While being touted...
Clive Owen for “King Arthur”
British star-on-the-rise Clive Owen wants to make it clear that he is not in talks to be the next James Bond. In seemingly good...
Will Ferrell, Christina Applegate for “Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy”
When one is asked to attend an online press conference for Anchorman, the irreverent 70s-set comedy with Will Ferrell and Christina Applegate, one hopes...
Helen Mirren for “The Clearing”
Even at the end of a long day of interviews, Dame Helen Mirren, is all class. Quietly eloquent and softly spoken, at near 60,...
Willem Dafoe for “The Clearing”
Expect the unexpected from Willem Dafoe, because you rarely see the actor play the same character twice. Whether he is chewing the scenery in...
Kevin Kline for “De-Lovely”
Kevin Kline has an urbane, dry quality, one which exemplifies his portrayal of Cole Porter. At a youthful 57, Kline's trademark moustache is back,...
Guy Pearce for “Two Brothers”
Guy Pearce has become somewhat of a fixture in trendy LA hotels, promoting films that are not exactly blockbuster material. This time, he was...
James Garner for “The Notebook”
"I'm 76 years old and I'm worn out!" exclaims a boisterous James Garner as he sits down to chat about his co-starring role in...
John Carpenter, David Foster for “The Fog”
John Carpenter is a true legend. The director is a man many consider one of the great filmmakers of all time, certainly in the...
Tom Welling, Maggie Grace, Selma Blair, Rupert Wainwright for “The Fog”
The original "The Fog" included a bevy of scream queens and memorable character actors ranging from Jamie Lee Curtis and her mom Janet Leigh...
Kirsten Dunst for “Spider-Man 2”
Kirsten Dunst looked delightful as she arrived to talk about Spider-Man 2, the sequel to the original box office hit. Arriving in a short,...
Rachel McAdams for “The Notebook”
Beautiful star-on-the-rise Rachel McAdams says she has barely enough time for an off-screen love life, ironic, since we're sitting down chatting about her starring...
James Franco for “Spider-Man 2”
James Franco is Hollywood's quiet acvhiever. Shy, reticent, and as much like the James Dean he played, he is an actor who prefers the...
Ashley Judd for “De-Lovely”
Ashley Judd is not one to care about the media's perception of her image. Arriving close to an hour late for her scheduled...
Sam Raimi for “Spider-Man 2”
Sam Raimi has been one of Hollywood's most unique filmmakers for over two decades, but it took the first Spider-Man to to truly turn...
Ben Stiller for “Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story”
It would be an understatement to say that this is quite the busy year for Ben Stiller. So far, we've talked to him about...
Tobey Maguire for “Spider-Man 2”
Tobey Maguire is not one from shying away from how he feels about the media. Casually attired in jeans and t-shirt, Maguire is...
Steve Coogan for “Around the World in 80 Days”
Steve Coogan may not be a huge name here in the US, but back in his native Britain, the multi-faceted star of TV and...
Nicole Kidman for “The Stepford Wives”
Nicole Kidman has had her share of playing depressing characters, but finally lets herself ago. Now in New York, she shares the spotlight with...
Thandie Newton for “The Chronicles of Riddick”
Thandie Newton has a practical and fiercely honest perspective on her career, at least in Hollywood. The still luminous actress, who turns up as...
Jennifer Love Hewitt for “Garfield”
Jennifer Love Hewitt was in a playful mood while promoting the part live action, part CGI comedy Garfield, in which she plays a love-struck...
Vin Diesel for “The Chronicles of Riddick”
Vin Diesel arrives at the end of a long day of interviews looking as if he had been literally hit by a truck. Collapsing...
Alexa Davalos for “The Chronicles of Riddick”
The Chronicles of Riddick may be about Vin Diesel kicking butt, but fans of the now defunct Angel may see the film for another...
Jake Gyllenhaal for “The Day After Tomorrow”
Some celebrities are reknowned for looking very different in real life, but not Jake Gyllenhaal. I had the chance to speak with the 23-year-old...
Jena Malone for “Saved”
Jena Malone is not your typical 19-year old. There is nothing remotely Hollywood about this actress who punctuates her sentences with 'man', and loosely...
Snoop Dogg for “Soul Plane”
Snoop Dogg arrives appropriately dressed with his 'doggie' gold chain around his neck. Perennially cool and softly spoken, Snoop is determined to be taken...
Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson for “Harry Potter & The Prisoner of Azkaban”
Things have changed for now 14-year olds Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson. Greeting the press the day after the world premiere of Harry Potter...