Wednesday Feb 8 | Movies.com
Watch: Fun Video Featuring Paul Thomas Anderson as a Production Assistant, Circa 1992
Proving even the greatest filmmakers often start at the very bottom of the totem pole, here's a really great video that's just been added to YouTube about a month ago featuring Paul Thomas Anderson giving a silly guided tour through the set of a TV movie called Secret Vows , where he was working as a production assistant at the time.
Luis Guzman says he has a good heart
Los Angeles, Feb 8 - Puerto Rico-born Luis Guzman, one of Hollywood's favourite character actors, stars in Journey 2: The Mysterious Island, which makes its debut Friday, a family adventure that is his first 3D film.
Times Q&A: Actor Luis Guzman's career launched after chance meeting in New York
Playing the villain, the sidekick or a cop, Luis Guzman is known for being one of the most recognizable actors on the screen.
Game Change : The Instant Trailer Review
The Movie: HBO's Game Change , based on the "bestselling" book of the same name by John Heilemann and Mark Halperin, chronicling the 2008 presidential election.
Ed Goldman: Readers cheer and chide
Flyweight - OK, I enjoy watching Mark Wahlberg movies as much as the next person.
Don Cheadle To Present at the 18th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards
Two-time Actor recipient and nine-time SAG Award nominee Don Cheadle will be a presenter at the 18th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards, Executive Producer Jeff Margolis announced today.
Burt Reynolds: I Need Deliverance From Home Ownership
As he faces foreclosure unless he comes up with $1.2 million sometime soon, Reynolds has just discounted his Hobe Sound, Fla., digs for the sixth time! The 12,500-square-foot house, which he put on the market in 2006 for $15 million, is now for sale for $4,995,000! The five-bedroomer sits on three pristine acres adjacent to a the Jonathan Dickinson ... (more)
at the Movies - Despite decent supporting cast,...
Steadily employed and inexplicably beloved, Mark Wahlberg has carved a career out of forehead wrinkles and schoolyard taunts.
Wahlberg puts muscle into 'Contraband'
Usually you just go with your intuition or what you think would make a great movie or television series.
Wahlberg: I can relate to 'Contraband' character
Reformed bad boy Mark Wahlberg says he could relate to the former smuggler-trying-to-go-straight character he plays in Icelandic director Baltasar Kormakur's new action thriller "Contraband." The New Orleans-set, English-language remake of the film "Reykjavik-Rotterdam" was No.
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