Sophia Myles for “Tristan and Isolde”
Looking like a young Kate Winslet, Sophia Myles is Britain's latest starlet finding her way in Hollywood and doing nicely, from the romantic tragedy...
Queen Latifah for “Last Holiday”
Queen Latifah fans have been waiting for the perfect starring vehicle for the brazen comic actress and may have found it in "Last Holiday,"...
Anthony Hopkins for “The World’s Fastest Indian”
It's rare to find Anthony Hopkins in a good mood. A reluctant star, the Welsh Oscar winner is relaxed, in a Toronto hotel room,...
James Franco for “Tristan and Isolde”
James Franco is an unlikely Hollywood star, refusing to be typecast and happily going from blockbusters such as Spider-Man 3, to more low-key cinematic...
LL Cool J for “Last Holiday”
He's a hip hop superstar and an actor trying to shake off his gregarious persona starring opposite the vivacious Queen Latifah in Last Holiday....
Justin Timberlake, Emile Hirsch, Ben Foster, Shawn Hatosy and Anton Yelchin for “Alpha Dog”
Inspired by true events, "Alpha Dog" follows three fateful days when the lives of a group of Southern California teens suddenly dead-ended. Johnny Truelove...
Lucy Liu for “Codename: The Cleaner”
Lucy Liu is a Hollywood actress who is more than happy to switch from the big studio movie to often miniscule Indie films, and...
Uwe Boll for “Bloodrayne”
With so many projects on his pending docket, Director Uwe Boll took time away from his busy schedule to answer a few questions with...
Hugo Weaving for “V for Vendetta”
Hugo Weaving, sipping a cup of tea in a Toronto dining room in the midst of this year's Toronto Film Festival, insists that it...
Lasse Hallstrom for “Casanova”
Sweden's idiosyncratic director Lasse Hallström has made films that are delicate and subtle, but with his take on the classic Casanova legend, the director...
Nathan Lane for “The Producers”
Nathan Lane arrives to greet the press in New York's Regency Hotel, with a cool, almost annoyed expression on his face. Clearly someone who...
Scarlett Johansson for “Match Point”
With the Golden Globes looming and the awards season in full swing, Woody Allen's Match Point is shaping up as a strong contender, with...
Coen Brothers for “O Brother Where Art Thou”
Joel and Ethan Coen love to poke fun at elements of popular culture and literature, turning them on their veritable heads. Their latest film,...
Rob Reiner for “Rumor Has It”
Rob Reiner once redefined the romantic comedy with trailblazing hits as When Harry Met Sally The Princess Bride and The American President. Now Reiner...
Ian McKellan for “The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King”
Prior to our interview in a Los Angeles hotel room, Sir Ian McKellen had been interviewed by the religious press and seemed a bit...
Emily Mortimer for “Match Point”
Britain's Emily Mortimer cannot believe the year she's had working with two of the world's most enduring cinema icons: Woody Allen in his melodramatic...
Jennifer Aniston for “Rumor Has It”
It may be the end of a rough year for former Friends sitar Jennifer Aniston, first with her much publicised split from Brad Pitt,...
Uma Thurman for “Paycheck”
Uma Thurman appeared in a good morning while in town promoting her latest film, Paycheck. While clearly reticent to discuss her recent separation from...
Susan Stroman for “The Producers”
Susan Stroman is an award-winning choreography and director whose Broadway hit The Producers scooped the Tony Awards and revitalised the Broadway theatre. Now, she...
Sarah Jessica Parker and Diane Keaton for “The Family Stone”
Sarah Jessica Parker may have risen to stardom as one Carrie Bradshaw in the award-winning Sex and the City, but the actress proves her...
Naomi Watts for “King Kong”
Thirteen years after they first met in Australia, Naomi Watts has finally fulfilled the dream she was idealistically pursuing back then. Now, in the...
Ang Lee for “Brokeback Mountain”
A New York-based, Taiwan-born independent producer, director and screenwriter, Ang Lee gained international attention with his second feature, "The Wedding Banquet" (1993), whcih became...
Heath Ledger for “Brokeback Mountain”
If 2004 was 'The Year of the Law' (Jude Law that is) 2005 is 'The Year of the Ledger' it would seem. After...
Sienna Miller for “Casanova”
Sporting a short cropped blonde look for a new film role, 23-year old British actress and co-star of the period comedy Casanova, Sienna Miller,...
Andy Serkis for “King Kong”
He created Gollum in Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings, and now British actor Andy Serkis takes on the iconic King Kong, creating a...
Peter Jackson for “King Kong”
New Zealand's Oscar winning Peter Jackson first fell in love with the 1933 King Kong when he was a mere 9 years old. Now,...
Greg McLean for “Wolf Creek”
"Wolf Creek" tells the chilling story of three backpackers travelling in remote Outback Australia. When their vehicle breaks down they accept help from a...
Michelle Yeoh for “Memoirs of a Geisha”
She may be one of China's biggest stars, but Michelle Yeoh, former Bond girl, is going onwards and upwards as one of the stars...
Gong Li for “Memoirs of a Geisha”
Gong Li may lack fluency in English but makes up for this deficiency in classic beauty and stunning elegance. Long the muse of leading...
George Clooney for “Syriana”
Right before Matt Damon came in to talk with the press about his new political drama, "Syriana," written and directed by Stephen Gaghan ("Traffic"),...