Shortly before a Screen Actors Guild Q&A for his most recent movie, "Mr. Church," Eddie Murphy's emotional state is total, absolute chill. "I really have such a small amount of stress," Murphy says as, around him, a room buzzes with anxious publicists and SAG personnel.
Arguably the most beloved Christmas tale of them all, narrowly beating out 'Twas The Night Before Christmas and that episode of Father Ted in the lingerie section, Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol remains an integral part of festive culture. Dickens' tale was his reaction to the relatively new issue of urban poverty and was a warning against cold-hearted attitudes towards the problem.
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Actor Michael Sheen is cutting back on acting. After the likes of "Twilight" and "TRON," "Underworld" and "Passengers," the British thesp now says that he's reducing roles to go more into the political arena with one goal - to fight the "hard populist right".
Directors frequently revamp scenes or commission rewrites on their projects. By the time the shooting script has been agreed upon, almost every word and gesture is written on the page.
Well, as this year comes rapidly towards its close I must say it has ended on a very happy note for me. Last week Elstree Studios very kindly staged an evening in my honour in which I recalled just a few of my memories over the past 56 years and the eight-year fight to save the Studios.
There are not many comedies about mother daughter relationship out there. So the new trailer for Snatched gives us hope about the whole dynamic as Amy Schumer and Goldie Hawn are a mother daughter duo who decide to go to South America for vacation.
These most beloved classic horror movies were born from the minds of the most gruesome and manic horror writers. From the stormy night fantasies of Mary Shelley to those who were inspired by real life hauntings, these horror movies based on books are the real deal.