He’s played a President on “24” and a senator on “Sin City.” He’s voiced the part of Lex Luthor and knocked us out as Curly Bill in “Tombstone.” In fact, Powers Boothe seems like he’s been around forever, but most of his roles have been after 1980 (not counting an uncredited role of a Bolivian bandito in 1969’s “Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid”).
I recently caught up with Powers at his home in California’s Hidden Hills. Read on for his thoughts on the possibility of “Sin City 2,” the secret to a long marriage in Hollywood, and being inducted …read more

I LOVE Betty White! I just saw “The Proposal” today, and that movie would have been just another romantic comedy without Betty. On Chelsea Lately this week, she talked sluts, boobs, and Golden Retrievers. 

Clifton Collins Jr. plays a bad guy in “Crank: High Voltage” (in theaters April 17, 2009). He also plays a bad guy in “Star Trek” (in theaters May 8, 2009). In fact, he’s played a lot of bad guys, and he’s ok with that. He says it’s kind of fun playing the bad guys.
Read on as he talks about whipping Jason Statham’s ass, being awed by Leonard Nimoy, working with Andre Braugher on “Thief,” and the magic that is “Grand Theft Auto.”
JANE: You play a Mexican mob boss in “Crank” High Voltage.” Did you study other movie mob bosses to …read more

You might not know her name, but there’s a 99.99% chance that you’ve seen Lorna Scott either on the big screen in theaters or the small screen in your living room. The veteran character actor has been in dozens of movies and TV shows, and right now, she’s everywhere!
She plays a secretary in Zac Efron’s "17 Again" (in theaters this Friday), a secretary in "Bedtime Stories" (on DVD this week), and a neighbor on "Surviving Suburbia," Bob Saget’s new show airing Mondays at 9:30 p.m. on ABC. Read on for my exclusive interview with Lorna and her thoughts on …read more

Alexis Raben is currently heating up movie screens as a hot lesbian in "Miss March," co-starring in the sex-romp comedy with Zach Cregger and Trevor Moore. But you might be surprised to learn that she initially wanted to be a director. Read on for my exclusive interview with the star …
JANE: You created your first short film at the School of Visual Arts in New York when you were in high school. Is it your goal to be a filmmaker and/or director?
ALEXIS: It was originally my goal to be a director. I studied film at college and was beginning …read more

I’ve been posting Paul Byrne’s interviews with Movies.ie for a while now, and if you haven’t figured it out yet, I’m a big fan. I’m convinced that Paul must take his interviewees through some yoga moves first, because they always seem so thoughtful and meditative.
Nicolas Cage is usually pretty thoughtful in interviews anyway, and he and Paul sat down and discussed his new movie "Knowing," religion, changing his last name, and everything in between.

Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet have done hundreds of interviews for “Revolutionary Road” (5 out of 5 Geckos from me) over the past month or so. Here DiCaprio sits down with Paul Byrne from Movies.ie (I’m loving his interviews).

Jennifer Aniston was on The Late Show with David Letterman last week, talking up her movie, "Marley & Me." Wow! I want those legs! (Hers, not his.) Good for her! Maybe looking good really IS the best revenge! Check out Jennifer Aniston’s interview:
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Part 2 after the jump…

Just when I think Brad Pitt is cool again, he says something that makes me roll my eyes and make me want to poke his eyes out.
In a recent L.A. Times profile talking up his new movie “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button,” Brad says of his love for Angelina Jolie:
“It’s a tragedy in the sense that any love involves loss, and that’s the risk you take. And the greater the love, the greater the loss. I certainly feel that now with the woman I’m with, and the children that I have. But whatever the …read more

I’ve been enjoying the interviews with Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet, plugging their new movie “Revolutionary Road” here there and everywhere.
They recently talked with Matt Lauer on “The Today Show,” and it’s fun to see such good friends working on a movie together again. Winslet has mentioned that they’re like brother and sister, and that certainly seems to be true here. Leo compares her detailed script notes to forensic science, and she praises him for being “less puny” than he used to be. They’re sweet together!
Check out the clip below, and watch the “Revolutionary Road” trailer here.

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