50/50 star Anna Kendrick confesses to CineMovie she was a closeted geek before finally admitting to herself her penchant for sci-fi fantasy movies and hosting annual Lord of the Rings viewing marathons must mean she's a nerd.
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Tom Hardy may be playing a tough angry UFC-style fighter in the Warrior and the villainous Bane in The Dark Knight Rises, but Tom Hardy the person is a sensitive type who "cries" after negative criticisms.
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REAL STEEL director Shawn Levy went through 400 child actors before finding 12-year-old Dakota Goyo to star as Hugh Jackman's son. According to Levy, child actors lose authenticity when they are over-drilled on their lines.
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Mary Elizabeth Winstead leads the fight against an alien invader in THE THING, but she preferred not to play the character too tough or copy another action heroine who's battled Aliens (Sigourney Weaver).
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If you've watched REAL STEEL and one of the boxing robots remind you of George Foreman, that is no accident. Boxing legend Sugar Ray Leonard and first-time boxing consultant on the film applied George Foreman's fighting skills (and grill) to one of REAL STEEL's robot.
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THE IDES OF MARCH star Ryan Gosling dances ballet for exercise, thinks like a woman, and he reveals he took the role of Stevie in George Clooney's helmed political drama out of fear in a Q&A with the former Disney mousketeer.
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Anna Faris and Chris Evans shed some skin in the raunchy comedy WHAT'S YOUR NUMBER?, but they didn't mind for the sake of the story, as they tell us in our Q&A with the young stars.
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Sigourney Weaver and Alfred Molina take on the action genre once again with ABDUCTION starring Taylor Lautner. The two actors broke into Hollywood more than thirty years ago on two of the most iconic action films in movie history (Alien, Raiders of the Lost Ark). When it comes to shooting an action film today, the two actors disagree on whether the new technology has changed the craft of acting. Add a comment
Movies are a common place for jabs at religion, and FRIENDS WITH BENEFITS director Will Glick loves doing so with Scientology, but his latest joke regarding the celebrity religion got him in hot water with one of his stars.
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