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LOVE! VALOR! COMPASSION

October 21, 2014 By Leave a Comment

LOVE! VALOR! COMPASSION! is a romantic comedy, full of great one-liners, that, nonetheless is not shy about taking on serious subjects, such as the human heart. Forget space, this is the real final frontier. Nothing else has such an infinite capacity to delight, destroy, and surprise. The story takes place over three holiday weekends during which a… Read More »

Tagged With: AIDS, Jason Alexander, John Glover, LGBT, romance, stage to screen

Ralph Fiennes is CORIOLANUS

September 1, 2014 By Leave a Comment

Ralph Fiennes is CORIOLANUS

When I spoke to Ralph Fiennes in London by phone, the first thing we talked about was the remarkable 1984 Royal National Theatre staging of Coriolanus in 1984 starring Ian McKellan. We had both seen it and one of the high points of talking to Fiennes was the way he recalled McKellan’s performance as only… Read More »

Tagged With: Coriolanus, drama, Ian McKellan, Ralph Fiennes, Shakespeare, stage to screen, Vanessa Redgrave

Amy Acker & Alexis Denisof talk MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING

September 1, 2014 By Leave a Comment

Amy Acker & Alexis Denisof talk MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING

It was, as you can imagine, delightful to see Fred and Wesley together again. And though there was much to discuss about the Whedonverse, when I spoke to Amy Acker and Alexis Denisof on April 28, 2013, it was not for talking  about their previous pairing as the star-crossed Fred and Wesley on Joss Whedon’s… Read More »

Tagged With: Alexis Denisof, Amy Acker, cinema, comedy, film, Joss Whedon, movie, poetry, Shakespeare, stage to screen

Rob Marshall Conquers CHICAGO

September 1, 2014 By Leave a Comment

Rob Marshall Conquers CHICAGO

When I spoke to Rob Marshall on January 25, 2003, he was still basking in the afterglow of CHICAGO’s big night at the Golden Globes. Off mic, I asked the obvious question about what it was like for him to adapt a show so identified with Broadway legend Bob Fosse (daunting), and then started the official… Read More »

Tagged With: courtroom, director, lawyers, murder, musical, opening up a play for the screen, rhinestone dangers, Rob Marshall, stage to screen

Rachel Weisz Describes THE SHAPE OF THINGS

September 1, 2014 By Leave a Comment

Rachel Weisz Describes THE SHAPE OF THINGS

Rachel Weisz radiates intelligence as intensely in person as she does in her film roles. Hardly surprising considering that she took top honors at Cambridge. When I spoke with her on April 14, 2003, it was to promote THE SHAPE OF THINGS, but I couldn’t help asking about another film of hers that was also about… Read More »

Tagged With: Cambridge, comedy, CONFIDENCE, gender relations, intelligence, ladder tattoo, narrative, nature of reality, Neil LaBute, Paul Rudd, Rachel Weisz, sexual politics, stage to screen, university

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