At the center "August: Osage County" is the battle between pill-popping matriarch Violet and her eldest daughter, Barbara, played on tour by Estelle Parsons and Shannon Cochran.
Interview
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Standup comic Colin Quinn says he fancies himself an actor—if for no other reason than he's currently on Broadway, doing a solo show, "Long Story Short," at the Helen Hayes Theatre.
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Mark Wahlberg on Why Making 'The Fighter' Became an Obsession
The actor says he trained for four years, eight to 10 hours a day, not knowing whether the film would even get made.
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LAFF: An Evening With John Lithgow
John Lithgow on acting big, going too far, and the villain that got away
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There's no question Melissa Leo is a busy woman. In addition to appearing on the HBO series “Treme,” the Oscar nominee for “Frozen River” has no fewer than four films set for release in 2010.
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How actors—including Dev Patel—handled their newfound success and planned for the future.
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Playing a rageful character living an aimless existence (the drama "La haine") or playing a literally lifelong criminal (the action film "Dobermann"), Vincent Cassel excelled at the quintessential angry young man.
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Geoffrey Soffer, a former ABC casting exec and the CD for 'Ugly Betty,' offers his advice on launching your career.
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Though David Cale has appeared on Broadway ("The Threepenny Opera") and in films ("Pollock") he is perhaps best known for sharing the stage with himself.
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Jim Broadbent creates characters across acting's broadest spectrum. In roles large and small, in theater and onscreen, Broadbent is a masterful actor.
