The Rock for “The Scorpion King”
The Rock - aka Dwayne Johnson - is beginning to make that seamless transformation from sports to movie stardom? Perhaps a worthy successor to...
Eddie Izzard for “The Cat’s Meow”
Fans of British comic Eddie Izzard - a self-described 'male Lesbian' -may be surprised to find him on screen as Charlie Chaplin in the...
Cameron Diaz for “The Sweetest Thing”
After being critically lauded in Vanilla Sky, beautiful and luminous Cameron Diaz is back on screen in familiar territory, starring I the sometimes gross-=out...
Samuel L. Jackson for “Changing Lanes”
Samuel L. Jackson is not only Hollywood's quintessential Mr Cool, but one of the most versatile actors in town. Within a month he'll do...
Tara Reid for “Van Wilder: Party Liason”
Tara Reid wasn't in the best of moods when she met the press to talk about her latest film, Van Wilder. Clearly upset, Reid...
Ryan Reynolds for “Van Wilder: Party Liason”
Ryan Reynolds may well be the next Jim Carrey, at least that is his hope if his new film Van Wilder takes off. In...
Ashley Judd for “High Crimes”
Beautiful and elegant, Ashley Judd is sporting a large diamond ring, symbol of her recent marriage to racing car driver Dario Franchitti in a...
Rachel Griffiths for “The Rookie”
It has been quite the year for Aussie Rachel Griffiths. Starring with Dennis Quaid in the biographical baseball pic The Rookie, she directed her...
Jesse Bradford for “Clockstoppers”
The first thing one notices about 23-year old Hollywood actor Jesse Bradford is his own sense of self-assuredness. The Connecticut-born star of Stephen Soderbergh's...
Jonathan Frakes for “Clockstoppers”
Actor/director Jonathan Frakes is best known among Star Trek lovers for playing Commander William Riker in Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987-1994) and in...
Danny DeVito for “Death to Smoochy”
Warner Bros. Pictures held a special screening of Danny De Vito's brilliant black comedy, Death to Smoochy at the Warner lot, and followed the...
Robin Williams for “Death to Smoochy”
It's quite the year for Oscar-winning genius Robin Williams: A serial killer in Insomnia, a seemingly quiet but obsessive photo developer in the extraordinary...
Edward Norton for “Death to Smoochy”
Edward Norton is the actor's actor, an original and unique voice in American cinema. Often playing wildly narcissistic characters, the anarchic voice of Mr....
Adam Resnick for “Death to Smoochy”
When I really like a movie, one of the first things I do is try to get an interview with the screenwriter. In...
Jodie Foster for “Panic Room”
She may be a mother of three and a star drawn to often smaller projects, but Jodie Foster, even when pregnant, has no fear...
Guillermo Del Toro for “Blade II”
Guillermo del Toro is one of America's most visionary genre directors. The Mexican native, who resembles a slightly larger version of Peter Jackson, Del...
Drew Barrymore for “E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial”
Before she was controversial, and well before she briefly married - and divorced - Tom Green, Drew Barrymore was this cute child whose portrayal...
Alison Eastwood for “Poolhall Junkies”
Alison Eastwood is actress, clothes designer and recent Playboy centerfold. A high-profile life was unavoidable for Alison Eastwood, simply due to the fact that...
Guy Pearce for “The Time Machine”
There is something ironic about Guy Pearce's starring role in the sci-fi adventure The Time Machine. The original classic film, made in 1960,...
Wesley Snipes for “Blade II”
Wesley Snipes is that rare breed of movie star who can snugly slide from action star to straight drama, as exemplified by both Blade...
Stuart Townsend for “Queen of the Damned”
Ireland's latest heartthrob Stuart Townsend is about to take Hollywood by storm, what with his starring role as that ageing vampire Lestat in the...
Arnold Schwarzenegger for “Collateral Damage”
At 54, there is nobody in Hollywood quite like Arnold Schwarzenegger. More an icon than merely a movie star, Schwarzenegger is a unique phenomenon...
Ray Liotta for “Rumor of Angels”
Ray Liotta made an impact on audiences with his intensely powerful performance in Something Wild. Since that extraordinary debut, Liotta has garnered raves for...
The Rock for “The Scorpion King” (On-Set)
To millions of wrestling fans he is simply The Rock, but Dwayne Johnson, his real-life counterpart, is adding movie star tag following his brief,...
Michelle Pfeiffer for “I Am Sam”
Michelle Pfeiffer looks nothing her 43 years would suggest. Beautiful and glamorous, she has an old-fashioned Hollywood sensibility: Movie star remains emblazoned in her...
Robert Zemeckis for “Cast Away”
The last time director Robert Zemeckis and Tom Hanks got together for Forrest Gump, the pair- and that film - won Oscars. Now the...
Catherine Zeta-Jones for “Traffic”
At 31, Welsh actress Catherine Zeta-Jones is the toast of Hollywood. Still breathtakingly beautiful, dressed in a simple black pants suit to promote her...
Ray Lawrence for “Lantana”
16 years after his landmark film Bliss, Aussie director Ray Lawrence is back in feature film territory, with his acclaimed study of betrayal and...
Meg Ryan for “Kate and Leopold”
Meg Ryan has not had the easiest of years, with her much publicized divorce from Dennis Quaid and her brief fling with Russell Crowe....
Anthony LaPaglia for “Lantana”
After 20 years of appearing in some of Hollywood's most interesting projects, including TV stints in Murder One and Frasier - Aussie-born Anthony LaPaglia...