Currently, Ciarán Hinds stars in McPherson's new film, "The Eclipse," playing Michael Farr, a widower who volunteers to chauffeur the lovely Lena (Iben Hjejle), a writer visiting his town's literary festival.
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Nick Jonas on Returning to Broadway and What’s Next
On Monday, Jonas was honored at Inside Broadway’s 2012 Broadway Beacon Awards for his contributions to the theater community.
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Billy Stritch Connects Industries Through Networking
Stritch discussed his transition from music to theater at the Actor’s Fund Benefit on Thursday.
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'Twilight's' Elizabeth Reaser Returns to the Stage in Vogel's 'Drive'
Elizabeth Reaser tackles Paula Vogel's Pulitzer Prize winning play, "How I Learned to Drive," with Norbert Leo Butz at Second Stage Theatre.
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Cynthia Harris Finds Challenges in 'Lost in Yonkers'
The veteran actor forges a complex Grandma Kurnitz in TACT's production of Neil Simon's Pulitzer and Tony-winning play.
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Justin Whalin and Zoe McLellan, who co-star in the new adventure film Dungeons & Dragons, recently sat down for a chat with Back Stage West to share their experiences surviving as actors in Los Angeles.
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Rosario Dawson had no acting experience prior to her breakout performance in the 1995 controversial film Kids. Director Larry Clark spotted Dawson while she was sitting on the stoop of her Manhattan home and cast her in his unrehearsed cinema verité-style film.
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We dare you to find a contemporary comedic presence as fearless, distinctive, and lacking in vanity as Missi Pyle. Sure, other actors might be able to play menacing, monobrowed dodgeball champions or slightly demented rich-bitch Tae Bo addicts, but Pyle doesn't merely play these roles; she inhabits them with ...
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Going Rogue With Werner Herzog
Werner Herzog is the kind of daring director who shoots his documentaries like narrative films and his narrative films like documentaries.
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Ford created two of the most recognizable and beloved icons in film history: space cowboy Han Solo in the original "Star Wars" trilogy, and the wisecracking, whip-snapping, fedora-sporting Indiana Jones.
