Jane Fonda for “Monster-in-Law”
Jane Fonda slumps into her chair admitting that she is exhausted. After all, the Oscar winning actress has been on every talk show imaginable...
Joel Silver & Jaume Serra for “House of Wax”
Acclaimed commercial director Jaume Collet-Serra moved from Barcelona to Los Angeles 12 years ago. After graduating from film school, he began his industry career...
Thandie Newton for “Crash”
Relaxed, quietly elegant and tired after her recent round of interviews, Thandie Newton has reason to be enthused, both professionally and personally. She has...
Willem Dafoe for “xXx: State of the Union”
Question: Do you have concerns when asked to take on another bad guy in a movie?Dafoe: A little a bit, until you...
Scott Speedman for “xXx: State of the Union”
Soon to be seen in the Underworld sequel, Canada's Scott Speedman is one of Hollywood's new breed of film star, making his way through...
Ice Cube for “xXx: State of the Union”
Ice Cube is a man of simple tastes. Walking into the New York hotel room where he was holding court promoting his starring role...
Martin Freeman for “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy”
Martin Freeman has come a long way since making his film debut in 1998's I Just Want to Kiss You. At 34, the British...
Johnny Knoxville for “The Dukes of Hazzard”
After my experience in the backwoods of The Dukes of Hazzard set, and with two weeks left in shooting the unit publicist John Pasani...
Jessica Simpson for “The Dukes of Hazzard”
After Johnny signed our personal pages from Big Black Butt magazine, a few moments later in comes the girl everyone was waiting for all...
Jennifer Lopez for “Monster-in-Law”
Jennifer Lopez looks quietly elegant, dressed in a white knitted top, in full charge, like a Queen Bee organizing her troops, and ensuring that...
Seann William Scott for “The Dukes of Hazzard”
Back in January the good folks over at Warner Bros. Pictures invited me to go check out the set (My first) of The Dukes...
Samuel L. Jackson for “xXx: State of the Union”
Casually attired wearing one of his many trademark berets, Samuel L. Jackson is the first to admit that he often plays characters close to...
Ashton Kutcher, Amanda Peet for “A Lot Like Love”
A Lot Like Love traces the relationship of Oliver (Ashton Kutcher) and Emily (Amanda Peet) who met on a flight from Los Angeles to...
Melissa George for “The Amityville Horror”
Melissa George is the latest Australian actress on the road to Hollywood stardom. The ex-soap opera-cum-roller-skate champ broke out in a big way, when...
Ryan Reynolds for “The Amityville Horror “
Charismatic comic actor Ryan Reynolds may be best known to television viewers for his role in the popular Two Guys, a Girl and a...
Andrew Douglas for “The Amityville Horror”
British music video director makes an auspicious dramatic debut with his retelling of the true story, The Amityville Horror, this time starring Ryan Reynolds...
Queen Latifah for “Beauty Shop”
Queen Latifah could well be the reigning Queen of Hollywood comedy, as she royally bounces from one hit to the next. Cementing her screen...
Robert Rodriguez, Jessica Alba, Benicio Del Toro for “Sin City”
While so many comic book adaptations have been treated with cynical indifference of late, Robert Rodriguez may have re-energised the genre with his eagerly...
Maggie Gyllenhaal for “Happy Endings”
Maggie Gyllenhaal feels right at home in the thick of the Sundance Film Festival. The annual pilgrimage that brings forth many of the grand...
Woody Allen for “Melinda & Melinda”
25 years ago, Garth Franklin, a then university student in Australia, travelled by bus from Los Angeles to New York to interview Woody Allen....
Ashton Kutcher for “Guess Who”
Ashton Kutcher used to be more relaxed being interviewed, but his relationship with one Demi More has changed all of that. While talking to...
Bernie Mac for “Guess Who”
Only Bernie Mac can get away with starring in a lose remake of Guess Who's Coming to Diner, but get away with it he...
Radha Mitchell for “Melinda & Melinda”
Radha Mitchell is appropriately glamorous as we meet in a large, New York hotel room in which she is spreading the news about her...
Chloe Sevigny for “Melinda & Melinda”
Before she became an actress, Chloë Sevigny was Jay McInerney's "It" girl. After sighting the young Sevigny on the streets of New York, where...
Naomi Watts for “The Ring 2 & Ellie Parker”
Before she became an international celebrity, before she was clutched by a giant ape or scared of a Ring or two, British-born Aussie Naomi...
Amanda Bynes for “Robots”
Amanda Bynes is part of that new crop of teenage star that continues to take Hollywood by storm balancing successful careers on both the...
Robin Williams for “Robots”
The more one interviews Robin Williams, the tougher it is to keep a straight face. Anyone who has sat with the brazen comic for...
The Rock for “Be Cool”
The Rock has thrown in his wrestling mat for good, but acting seems to be his calling, proven with his scene-stealing turn as a...
Harvey Keitel for “Be Cool”
Harvey Keitel has always been reluctant in talking to the press, yet here he is, in good humour, honest and happy to talk about...
John Travolta for “Be Cool”
Each time John Travolta walks into a room, no matter how often one interviews the actor, one remains all too aware of his 'cool'...