<![CDATA[RSS]]> http://www.showbizcafe.com/en/interviews en_US Fri, 10 Feb 2012 18:40:41 EST 60 Mon, 12 Dec 2011 <![CDATA['Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy': Karen Posada talks w/cast]]> http://www.showbizcafe.com/en/interviews/2604 Karen Posada kicks back with two of the greatest living actors in England - Gary Oldman and Colin Flirth - to chat about their new spy thriller 'Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy'. (Warning: you might just end up talking Spanglish with an English accent after viewing!)

Synopsis: In the bleak days of the Cold War, espionage veteran George Smiley is forced from semi-retirement to uncover a Soviet agent within MI6's echelons.

]]> http://www.showbizcafe.com/en/interviews/2604 Fri, 12 Aug 2011 <![CDATA[Interview: 6 questions with Michael Peña]]> http://www.showbizcafe.com/en/interviews/2506 From drama to comedy, Michael Peña, the Chicago native with Mexican blood from Jalisco and San Luis Potosí, is in my opinion, one of the most underrated actors in the film business. He is also the next Latino actor who will win an Oscar. His performance as Jesus Martinez in ‘The Lincoln Lawyer’ was as visceral and absorbing as any performance this year in a supporting role. The scene where Peña is being harassed by Matthew McConaughey’s character in an interrogation room is riveting. You couldn’t take your eyes off him.

Michael Peña, is a rarity amongst his generation of thespians. One with the versatility to make you laugh hysterically one minute then make you cry or immerse you in deep thought the next. Take for example his engrossing engagement speech in ‘Lions for Lambs’ or his riotous performance in ‘Observe and Report’. That type of multifaceted talent is unusual and left to the greats such as Paul Newman and Robin Williams.

For his new movie ’30 Minutes or Less,’...]]> http://www.showbizcafe.com/en/interviews/2506 Mon, 14 Mar 2011 <![CDATA[ A Spanglish interview with Michelle Rodriguez]]> http://www.showbizcafe.com/en/interviews/2350 Michelle Rodriguez, of Dominican and Puerto Rican descent, sat down for the Battle: Los Angeles promotion, which is released this Friday, to give Jack Rico a Spanglish interview about always playing tough girls, giving a dig to Latino movies, and a brief description of her new movie concept 'The Republic'.

]]> http://www.showbizcafe.com/en/interviews/2350 Mon, 7 Mar 2011 <![CDATA[Matt Damon and Pedro Almodóvar to work together?]]> http://www.showbizcafe.com/en/interviews/2341 While promoting 'The Adjustment Bureau' in New York, Matt Damon revealed he has begged Pedro Almodóvar to do a movie together. He says he's up to the challenge of doing a Spanish language film with the master Hispanic directors.

]]> http://www.showbizcafe.com/en/interviews/2341 Wed, 9 Feb 2011 <![CDATA[Alexa and Wilmer talk 'From Prada to Nada']]> http://www.showbizcafe.com/en/interviews/2322 'From Prada to Nada,' the first film from Pantalion, has the objective of creating films for the Hispanic American moviegoer. Colombian actress Alexa Vega and Venezuelan actor Wilmer Valderrama talk about the project and their own futures as Hispanic actors.

]]> http://www.showbizcafe.com/en/interviews/2322 Sat, 8 Jan 2011 <![CDATA[1 on 1 with Seth Rogen, The Green Hornet]]> http://www.showbizcafe.com/en/interviews/2284 2011 brings us the first superheroe movie of the new year in The Green Hornet. Seth Rogen stars as the Hornet joined along a great cast of actors such as Cameron Diaz, Jay Chou, Christoph Waltz and Tom Wilkinson. The premise follows the life of a young, rich playboy who following the death of his father, teams up with his late dad's assistant Kato to become a masked crime fighting team.

ShowBizCafe.com sat down with the new, slimmer, Seth Rogen in New York to discuss the conception of The Green Hornet, cracking the superheroe movie code, his weight loss and his response to Judd Apatows 'Knocked Up 2'.

Have a look.

For more info on The Green Hornet check out our film page on the movie and follow us on Twitter to see a screening of the film for free!

]]> http://www.showbizcafe.com/en/interviews/2284 Wed, 13 Oct 2010 <![CDATA[3 questions with Clint Eastwood and Matt Damon]]> http://www.showbizcafe.com/en/interviews/2190 ShowBizCafe.com got a chance to catch up with Clint Eastwood the director of the film Hereafter and the main character, Matt Damon. This was the closing film for the 48th New York International Film Festival. They told us a little bit about the film and how they prepared for it, we received a joyous interview where they complemented one another's answers; with their pleasant personalities we got a couple of laughs and plenty of information about the dramatic film which brings the story of three people from different sides of the world into one wholesome storyline that is moving and touching.

ShowBizCafe.com (SBC):Mr. Eastwood, does it seem to you that sometimes there's similar themes in your films? Also, what are your thoughts on staying relevant as a director?

Clint Eastwood (CE): I like to think there are different themes in every film, I don't know if there's an on going theme; is that what you are suggesting?I think everything to me is spontaneous, [say] 'Unforgiven' is an example [of] a script I liked right away, I said: "This is great but i'd like to do this when i'm older." So, I stuck it in the drawer for 10 years...]]> http://www.showbizcafe.com/en/interviews/2190