Chester Gregory Shows His Gentler Side in 'Sister Act'
Chester Gregory is quite serious when he says he won't sign on for any project without "integrity, heart, and a message that inspires."
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'Cost of a Soul' Filmmaker Kirkpatrick on His Big Break
For Kirkpatrick, who struggled for years trying to get anyone to even read his script before deciding to make the project on his own, winning the Big Break Movie Contest is truly his big break.
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If Laura Kenny had been around in 1930s and '40s Hollywood, it's a good bet that this mainstay of Seattle's theatre scene would have been cast in the kind of roles that kept Marjorie Main, Marie Dressler, Thelma Ritter, and other such successful character actresses in demand. As ...
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Barney Cheng: Hollywood Beginning
Barney Cheng is in shock. People have been telling him he's the highlight of Woody Allen's latest film, Hollywood Ending, in which he plays to perfection Chou, a naïve Chinese-American translator hired to help a director (played by Allen) communicate with his non-English-speaking cinematographer (a scenario inspired by ...
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ACTOR'S ACTOR Joseph Gordon-Levitt: Working It
Resembling a steely-eyed Larry Clark pinup, 24-year-old Joseph Gordon-Levitt prepares to mount his first New York trick in Gregg Araki's incredibly moving and daring new film Mysterious Skin, in which the actor plays a prostitute. It is this surreal, hypersexualized image that proves Gordon-Levitt, most famous for his role ...
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Stephen Rea has been featured in Sam Shepard's work in Dublin, London, and New York for more than 30 years.
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Kevin McKidd has played a time-traveling journalist, a tortured Roman soldier, and a star athlete–turned–heroin addict. But nothing quite compares to his most recent role.
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Chris Messina shares that auditions are not usually his strong suit. "I'm scared when people go, 'I love auditioning.' I hate it. I'm bad at it," he admits.
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When Zuzanna Szadkowski first auditioned for "Gossip Girl," she never dreamed that one day she'd hear throngs of teenage fans screaming her name.
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To his detractors, Tucker Max is nothing more than a hatemonger. To his fans, Max is a hero, a guy who says what they all wish they could and who lives a whirlwind life of willful debauchery.
