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The Movie Minority No One Talks About

Secret Agent Man wonders why his people aren’t better represented on the big screen—but admits that Ari Gold is a pretty accurate portrayal when it comes to Hollywood agents.

Lizzy Caplan, Charlie Hunnam, and Ron Perlman Make a Movie for $400,000

Charlie Hunnam, Ron Perlman, and Lizzy Caplan talk guerrilla filmmaking, drag, and “3, 2, 1…Frankie Go Boom”

Child Actor Nolan Gross On Working with Aronofsky, Watson, and Lerman on ‘Noah’ (Slideshow)

Young Backstage member Nolan Gross enjoyed his “greatest summer ever” after he was cast in director Darren Aronofsky’s “Noah” with Russell Crowe, Logan Lerman, and Emma Watson.

'Perks of Being a Wallflower' Producers Share Their Casting Secrets

Lianne Halfon and Russell Smith, founders of production company Mr. Mudd, give their take on the casting process, auditions, and inspiration.

Which TV Shows Just Added Actors Patton Oswalt, Daphne Rubin-Vega, and Rutger Hauer?

Plus, Kim Basinger, Demian Bichir, Martin Landau, and Virginia Madsen have joined the casts of new film projects.

AFI Fest Announces Young Americans and New Auteurs Film Lineups

Joe Swanberg, Rebecca Thomas, Brandon Cronenberg, and Antonio Campos are among the up-and-coming filmmakers whose work will be featured at the festival, which runs Nov. 1-8 in Hollywood.

'Taken 2,' 'Frankenweenie' Reviewed

Tim Grierson also reviews "The Paperboy," "Wuthering Heights," "V/H/S," and "The House I Live In."

Zac Efron Leaves 'High School Musical' Behind for 'The Paperboy'

Efron’s singing and dancing days are on hold while the heartthrob explores the dark side in Lee Daniels’ controversial new film opposite Kidman and Matthew McConaughey.

Zac Efron on Auditioning for 'High School Musical'

Zac Efron, who can be seen in "Paperboy" which opens this week, recalls the audition process that led to his role in "High School Musical."

'Beasts of the Southern Wild' Won't Qualify for SAG Awards

The film did not meet the terms of SAG-AFTRA’s low-budget feature agreement, which requires professional actors to be used in a film.