Meaghan Rath enjoys being seen as a lonely ghost on 'Being Human,' the new series adapted from the British show of the same name.
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Starring in an Off-Broadway play and on a TV series, Pablo Schreiber finds challenging roles and compelling stories.
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"I really like bold films. For me it's like, when you watch a movie, I want to see it, I want to feel it," says director Will Canon, whose first feature, "Brotherhood," is definitely bold.
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During his four decades in the entertainment business, Robin Williams has been a standup comedian, a TV phenomenon, a box-office sensation, a "serious" performer, an Oscar-winning actor, and a critical pariah.
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Every now and then a true original comes along. This time it's in the form of Cory McAbee, whose second feature, "Stingray Sam," could be described as a musical Western set in space.
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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.
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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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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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VIDEO: Behind the Scenes: Spirit Awards
With the Spirit Awards airing this Friday, Jenelle sits down to talk to Film Independent Executive Director Dawn Hudson about the exciting changes in store for the show.










