SXSW 2014 Interview: Big Significant Things’ Harry Lloyd & Bryan Reisberg
Ever dream of leaving everything behind and embarking on a solo road trip for a little me time? Writer-director Bryan Reisberg once did and even though he never did go…
ShockYa Goes Backstage with Gravity and 12 Years a Slave At The Oscars
“Gravity” swept the Oscars this year with 7 wins, dominating the technical awards and earning Best Director for Alfonso Cuarón, making him the first Latin recipient to earn an award…
Interview: Gary Oldman Talks RoboCop and Google Research
Gary Oldman has had a career spanning more than three decades, so it’s no surprise that he knows a thing or two about roles requiring heavy make-up — think of…
Interview: Joel Kinnaman Talks RoboCop
Paul Verhoeven’s “RoboCop,” from 1987, was a singular work of pop art, blending together an intriguing sci-fi concept, biting satire, considerable action violence, social commentary and more. It sparked various…
Interview: Abbie Cornish Talks RoboCop
Abbie Cornish has played both tough and tender over the course of her career, but in the case of the new “RoboCop” remake the 31-year-old Australian actress is required to…
Interview: Director José Padilha Talks RoboCop Remake
“RoboCop,” about a murdered police officer in a dystopian near-future who is revived and robotically re-engineered by a corporation with its own malevolent designs on broader control and economic interests,…
Interview: Michael Keaton Talks RoboCop and Acting In a Full-Body Suit
In the new remake of “RoboCop,” directed by Brazilian-born “Elite Squad” filmmaker Jose Padilha, Joel Kinnaman stars as Alex Murphy, a Detroit police officer who, after being almost mortally wounded…
Exclusive: Ashley Greene Talks Burying the Ex on Set Visit
Zombies have, over the last several years, been spun off into all sorts of big screen scenarios and situations. In director Joe Dante’s “Burying the Ex,” however, Max (Anton Yelchin)…
Exclusive: Rose McIver Talks Brightest Star, More
In actress-turned-director Maggie Kiley’s engaging feature debut, “Brightest Star,” New Zealand native Rose McIver plays Charlotte, one of two young women that Chris Lowell’s recent college graduate has a relationship…