Stage is where it really happens for an actor because it makes full use of whatever you have to give.

For my money and the way my mind works, no show has ever engaged me quite so much. In a way, it seems a disservice to simply label LOST as just another television shows. Though it will undoubtedly hit the pop culture history books as ... Read >

For my money and the way my mind works, no show has ever engaged me quite so much. In a way, it seems a disservice to simply label LOST as just another television shows. Though it will undoubtedly hit the pop culture history books as one of the finest shows ever sent to syndication, it’s elegant beauty lies less in it’s episodic television nature than it does in the total mind frolic it gives to its viewers once a week. Show Less <

the TV series; how can you not love the early 60s? Everything that was bad for you was okay: smoking, not wearing seatbelts, etc. Plus scary sharp edges everywhere! I feel like I am the child of Don and Betty Draper.

Russell Crowe, Best Actor Oscar Winner for his portrayal of Maximus in Gladiator, has certainly never held back from being who he is, even if it means throwing a phone at someone. From the first time I remember seeing him on screen in ... Read >

Russell Crowe, Best Actor Oscar Winner for his portrayal of Maximus in Gladiator, has certainly never held back from being who he is, even if it means throwing a phone at someone. From the first time I remember seeing him on screen in Virtuosity opposite Denzel Washington, I have been a fan of this brooding, focused, expert actor who may be personally responsible for bringing back the "beefy" leading man. And in answer to Maximus' question in Gladiator, "Yes, yes! I am very entertained!" Thanks, Russell. Show Less <