Woody Harrelson Plays a Bad Cop Very Well
With "Rampart" in theaters, Harrelson is thrilled by the praise for his portrayal and glad he gave it a second chance.
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The Black and White of 'Dark Blue'
Dylan McDermott and Tricia Helfer on the lifetime of experience and hard work behind their latest characters
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"To stand naked on the stage is an outward manifestation of what we do in the best performances," asserts Michael Cerveris.
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In last year's monster hit "The Hangover," Rachael Harris terrorized audiences as Melissa, a sharp-tongued control freak with no concept of personal space.
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As an actor of Arab descent, Alexander Siddig has strong feelings about what roles he'll tackle and conversely pass on.
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Naomie Harris Goes Back to School in 'The First Grader'
Harris plays Jane Obinchu in the heartwarming true story of Maruge, an elderly ex-revolutionary who, in post-imperialist Kenya, seeks the basic education denied him in his youth.
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Back Stage caught up with Kevin McKidd to discuss his experience at the helm of the an episode of "Grey's Anatomy"—titled "Don't Deceive Me (Please Don't Go)"—and how being an overthinking actor helped him.
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"But to play someone who is real and alive—that's intimidating," asserts model-turned-actor Liya Kebede, who is tackling Waris Dirie in Sherry Hormann's film "Desert Flower."
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Hugh Dancy has no choice but to agree when it's pointed out to him that he has thus far made a career of playing lucky, confident, blithe men in beautiful period pieces.
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Demetri Martin is one of the hottest comedians working today, with 12 years of standup and a 2007 Comedy Central special under his belt, and now his own TV series.
