Amy Adams joins the very small club of actresses who have played the loveable Lois Lane in the Superman movie franchise. She currently stars along with Henry Cavill in Man of Steel. While growing up, many girls aren’t into the whole comic book/superhero film frenzy like boys are. But it was different for Adams, who grew up with brothers and was a fan of Superman. Adams admits she had a crush on the late Christopher Reeve, who played Superman in four films. (Click on the media bar below to her Amy Adams)
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Michael Cera, best known for his work on Arrested Development and such films as Year One and Scott Pilgrim vs. The World, goes the indie route with Crystal Fairy, a road trip film set in Chile.
Cera plays Jaime, an irritating American determined to take a San Pedro cactus and cook it for nine hours. Along with several friends a new acquaintance named Crystal Fairy (Gaby Hoffman), the group embark on a search for the magic cactus.
When imbibed, the cactus brew should have a hallucinogenic effect but the actor claims it had no effect on him or most of the other actors.
“It didn’t work for anyone but Gaby,” said Cera. “There had been a big build up. We been driving around for a week, talking about it (and) thinking about it. I didn’t feel anything. It felt to me sort of like a nice glass of Riesling (laughs).”
Click on the media bar to hear Michael Cera talk about drinking the San Pedro cactus brew during production (director Sebastian Silva can also be heard in the clip).
Crystal Fairy premieres June 15 at the L.A. Film Festival and opens in select theaters July 11th.
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Terminator fans, get ready for a big treat! Former California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has confirmed that he is returning to The Terminator film franchise. The iconic movie star confirmed his to return to TheArnoldFans.com saying, “In fact, I’m very happy that the studios want me to be in Terminator 5 and to star AS The Terminator, which we start shooting in January and I’m also going to do King Conan - to play that role and also to do another Twins movie. So I feel very proud of that. I feel very happy and I’m looking forward to doing those films.”
We have spoken to Schwarzenegger several times over the years, and he has always showed affection for The Terminator role that made him a worldwide superstar. Schwarzenegger told us that he would always want to return to the Terminator franchise as long as the fans want to see it. (Click on the media bar below to hear Arnold Schwarzenegger)
The Terminator franchise is one of the biggest grossing film franchises in movie history, and its impact on movie fans is still felt today, 29 years after the original release. To this day, people still quote the movie, and Schwarzenegger is proud of the impact that The Terminator has had in pop culture. (Click on the media bar below to hear Arnold Schwarzenegger)
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We’re not saying that Michael Shannon is an evil guy, but the Oscar nominated actor casts an imposing presence to whatever role he approaches. His intimidating demeanor permeates throughout Man of Steel as General Zod, and during the press conference he was asked how he actually channels this so-called “evil.”
The actor is actually a pretty hilarious dude (for proof, check out this Funny or Die video), and he gave a pretty amusing answer about the challenge of playing bad guys like Zod and Nelson Van Alden in HBO’s Boardwalk Empire.
To hear Shannon talk about playing villains, click on the media bar below:
Man of Steel, featuring Henry Cavill as Superman, is now playing nationwide.
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The teaser trailer to Diana, the biopic on featuring Naomi Watts as the late Princess of Wales, was released today. Featuring no dialogue, the clip shows various shots of Princess Diana in the public eye, at home, doing humanitarian work, and off on vacation. The trailer ends with the tag line “the legend is never the whole story.”
During interviews for The Impossible, Watts talked about taking on the role of Princess Diana.
“I couldn’t say no,” said Watts. “Despite the fear involved in saying yes. (She was) a fascinating woman who lived an extraordinary life and a piece of history that was eventually going to be told. It focuses on the last couple years of her life and she did a lot of incredible things in those last two years. Again, it felt like a wonderful character study.”
Click on the media bar below to hear Watts talk about the challenges of doing the extensive research for Diana:
There is no set release date for Diana in the U.S.
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Directed and written by Nat Faxon and Jim Rash, The Way Way Back centers on a 14-year-old’s (Liam James) coming of age during a summer vacation with his mom (Toni Collete) and her boyfriend (Steve Carell). Sam Rockwell plays a Water Wizz water park manager who befriends the teenager, and it’s a bond which will have an impact on both of their lives.
During the interviews for The Way Way Back, Rockwell and co-star Maya Rudolph talked about the rules of improvisation. With Rudolph’s years cultivating her craft on Saturday Night Live, coupled with Rockwell’s trademark unpredictable approach to his roles, the pair pretty much know what they’re talking about.
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The Way Way Back opens July 5th.
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Benedict Cumberbatch is currently starring as Kahn in Star Trek Into Darkness, where he has received great reviews. Later this year, Cumberbatch returns to the big screen as WikiLeaks founder, Julian Assange, who released classified information to the public in the drama The Fifth Estate. The film is directed by Academy Award winner Bill Condon. You can bet there will be a lot of movie award talk for this film, including for Cumberbatch’s performance.
Cumberbatch says the role was very challenging, and feels that he has a moral obligation to portray Assange in the best way possible. (Click on the media bar below to hear Benedict Cumberbatch)
The Fifth Estate opens in theaters October 11.
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Superman returns to the big screen this Friday in Man of Steel, another origins story. While there have been many different origins stories of comic book heroes, one of the best remains the original Superman movie released in 1978, which made Christopher Reeve a household name. To us, the movie still holds up as one of the best superhero movies of all time.
Director Richard Donner, who directed many movie hits such as The Omen and The Lethal Weapon films, did an incredible job on the original film. Donner had an eye for talent, casting the late Reeve as the Man of Steel. We spoke to Donner over the years, and he recalls casting Christopher Reeve as Superman. (Click on the media bar below to hear Richard Donner)
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Grammy award winning rock band Halestorm have made their presence felt this week at E3 2013, as they headline the new video for Bandfuse: Rock Legends. Enabling players to connect real guitars, basses, and microphones to consoles, the game enables jamming on a diverse set of songs from such artists as Slash (who’s on the game cover), Maroon 5, The Strokes, Heart, and Pearl Jam.
Fronted by female singer/guitarist Lzzy Hale, the band embark on North American tour at the end of the month in support of their 2012 album The Strange Case Of..
The just released clip features a section of the actual music video of Halestorm’s hit song “Love Bites (So Do I)” as it interfaces with the actual game.
Bandfuse: Rock Legends is set for a PlayStation and Xbox 360 release later this year. The other musicians on the cover are bass guitarist Bootsy Collins and Black Label Society lead guitarist Zakk Wylde.
Check out how @bandfuse created our song for their game! So cool! on.fb.me/17HDz8B
— Halestorm (@Halestorm) June 12, 2013
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The new season of the NBC hit series, America’s Got Talent, is off to another great start. So far, the new judging panel seems to be working out great with the additions of fashion superstar Heidi Klum and singer Mel B.
Howie Mandel, the longest tenured judge on the show, told us that the show has gone to a whole new level, and that the new judges bring a new and intriguing perspective to the show. He also told us that when AGT goes live, it will take place at the legendary Radio City Music Hall in New York City, which adds a whole new dimension to the talent competition. (Click on the media bar to hear Howie Mandel)
America’s Got Talent airs Tuesday nights on NBC.
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