Jennifer Connelly for “A Beautiful Mind”
Jennifer Connelly has changed just a tad since making an auspicious screen debut at age 14 in Once upon a time in America. She...
Thora Birch for “Dungeons and Dragons”
19-year old Thora Birch was a rebellious teen in the dark Oscar winning American Beauty. In the fantasy adventure Dungeons and Dragons, however, the...
George Clooney, Matt Damon, Andy Garca, Brad Pitt, Julia Roberts, Don Cheadle, Jerry Weintraub,...
What do you get when you mix A-listers George Clooney, Matt Damon, Andy Garca, Brad Pitt, Julia Roberts and Don Cheadle, plus veteran producer...
Owen Wilson for “The Royal Tenenbaums”
Owen Wilson is rapidly emerging as one of Hollywood's bright young stars. Also a screenwriter, Wilson first drew acclaim as co-writer of all three...
Gene Hackman for “The Royal Tenembaums”
In a career spanning close to four decades, Gene Hackman is more than just an actor, he's a celebrated Hollywood institution. Often cast as...
Simon Baker for “The Affair of the Necklace”
Aussie actor Simon Baker has come a long way since appearing in local TV soaps from his debut back in 1989, winning Australia's...
Hilary Swank for “The Affair of the Necklace”
If one was to look at the early bio of Hilary Swank, one could hardly foresee an Oscar in her future. A professional actress...
Bridget Fonda for “Kiss Of The Dragon”
In case you were wondering what had happened to Bridget Fonda, she's back, starring opposite Jet Li in Kiss of the Dragon. Paul Fischer...
Jet Li for “Kiss of the Dragon”
Jet Li remains one of the hottest action stars around, with his latest film, Kiss of the Dragon, his most elaborate outside of Hong...
Patricia Arquette for “Little Nicky”
It seems like the most unique combination: Patricia Arquette, very serious star of independent films, as Adam Sandler's love interest in his hellish comedy...
Hayden Christensen for “Life as a House”
Until recently, 19-year old Canadian actor Hayden Christensen was hardly a household name. But come next summer, expect the young actor's image to be...
Kevin Kline for “Life as a House”
Kevin Kline has a self-deprecating manner about him, but these days, given recent events, it's hard to retain a sense of humour. So Kline,...
Jena Malone for “Life as a House”
Jena Malone may be sweet 16, but has the maturity level of a woman twice her age. Ferociously passionate and fiercely independent, Malone, who...
John Lasseter for “Monsters Inc.”
It seems that among this year's biggest and most memorable films are computer-animated. Now it's time for Monsters Inc, the eagerly awaited follow up...
John Goodman for “Monsters Inc.”
John Goodman is no stranger to the world of animation, Disney-style, recently stealing the likes of Emperor's New Groove and now the world of...
Steve Buscemi for “Monsters Inc.”
Steve Buscemi is no stranger to the world of animation, being last heard in the photo-realistic Final Fantasy. But as a villainous monster in...
Billy Crystal for “Monsters Inc.”
It seems that Billy Crystal was born to play the jocular Mike Wazowski in Monsters Inc. Having missed out on Toy Story, the brilliant...
Billy Bob Thornton for “The Man Who Wasn’t There”
The acclaimed writer/director/actor and now husband to one Angelina Jolie is one busy dude. From the commercial crime comedy Bandits, through to the Coen...
Matt LeBlanc for “All the Queen’s Men”
Matt LeBlanc was all smiles. Elegantly attired in dark blue suit, crisp white shirt and navy tie, he was taking a day off from...
Jeff Bridges for “K-Pax”
He is one of the most acclaimed actors of his generation, has starred in some of Hollywood's most memorable films, yet as big as...
Johnny Depp for “From Hell”
Johnny Depp was looking calmly sombre when we met. Just a few hours after news reports on the first American bombing campaign in Afghanistan,...
Heather Graham for “From Hell”
Whether she's shagging Austin Powers, ex-boyfriend Ed Burns in Sidewalks in New York, or a British-accented Johnny Depp in her newest film, From Hell,...
Darren Aronofsky for “Requiem for a Dream”
When it comes to his latest movie, the award-winning director of the audacious Sundance hit Pi, pulls no punches. Darren Aronofsky is more than...
Rob Sitch for “The Dish”
While The Dish may be the second feature from that irreverent Working Dog mob that brought us the smash Aussie film The Castle, it...
Laura Dern for “Focus”
Laura Dern has come a long way since her first major screen appearance in Mask. A star of some 40 films, including ther diverse...
John Cusack for “America’s Sweethearts”
John Cusack is every bit the anti-star: Shy, introspective, rather quiet and at odds at dealing with the press courting him. An ironic dilemma,...
Kate Beckinsale for “Serendipity”
Once an assuming British actress, it took a little Hollywood pic called Pearl Harbor to turn this reluctant star into a household name. While...
Denzel Washington for “Training Day”
After a career of the playing some of the screen's most soulful heroes, Oscar winner Denzel Washington gets to be bad, and he's relishing...
Alex D. Linz for “Max Keeble’s Big Move”
He may be young, he may be tiny, but Alex Linz is working his way the Hollywood ladder of success. He made an...
Ethan Hawke for “Training Day”
Ethan Hawke may be one of Hollywood's hottest stars, but as hot as he is, he has resisted the lure of the Hollywood blockbuster....