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11/20/09
Jack Lemmon and Tony Curtis, like Sacha Baron Cohen, won plenty of pre-release publicity for exploring how the other half loves.
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Variety
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11/11/09
Like all great improvisers, the late Robert Altman kept a repertoire of stock routines handy.
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The A.V. Club
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08/13/09
With the HALLOWEEN II junket just around the corner (and the film due out on August 28th), I figured now would be an opportune time to hit you with this interview I conducted with writer-director Rob Zombie at Comic Con. I still hadn't seen the film when I chatted with Zombie, so most of these questions are directed at figuring out the tone of Zombie's sequel to his love-it-or-loathe-it 2007 remake.
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Ain't It Cool News
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08/13/09
I'd like to see Guillermo del Toro take on Neil Gaiman's Sandman , possibly as a Harry Potter-like series of related films.
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The A.V. Club
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07/29/09
A Yale graduate and accomplished playwright, stage actor, and theatrical director, Austin Pendleton has lent his daft, sweet, quirky presence and voice to star-studded extravaganzas (1968's Skidoo, 1970's Catch-22, 1974's The Front Page, 1979's The Muppet Movie, 1980's First Family ), television shows ( Oz and Homicide, both executive produced by Tom Fontana), a smash-hit Pixar cartoon ( Finding Nemo ), and a slew of plays, some wildly successful, some outright disastrous.
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The A.V. Club
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05/04/09
George Wendt, who came up in the Chicago improv scene in the mid '70s before moving to Los Angeles and launching a career as a character actor and sitcom staple—including over a decade holding down a barstool on the hit show Cheers .
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The A.V. Club
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01/21/09
Moviefone
I'd heard a few unpleasant rumblings regarding the Sundance title Brief Interviews with Hideous Men , in addition to numerous opinions on how the source material (a collection of stories by the late David Foster Wallace) had been labeled more or less "unfilmable."
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Cinematical.com
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10/16/08
Matthew Modine has worked with many of film's top directors: John Sayles ( Baby It's You), Tony Richardson ( Hotel New Hampshire ), Alan Parker ( Birdy ), Robert Altman ( Streamers and Short Cuts ), Alan J. Pakula ( Orphans ), Jonathan Demme ( Married To The Mob ), Abel Ferrara ( The Blackout and later Mary and Go-Go Tales ), Alan Rudolph ( Equinox ), John Schlesinger ( Pacific Heights ), Oliver Stone ( Any Given Sunday) , and the guy who directed Private School .
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The A.V. Club