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Grown Ups 2
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Insidious: Chapter 2
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All American Christmas Carol
Black Dog, Red Dog
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Captured
Channeling
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Dust
Edge of Normal
Feeding Mr. Baldwin
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It's Not You, It's Me
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The Lost Medallion: The Adventures of Billy Stone
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Scent of the Missing
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Untitled Larry Dorf/Ben Falcone Project
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Introducing...
Not too long ago it was announced that Spencer is making his way back to Port Charles, and we're happy to say that Nicolas Bechtel will be playing the role! We've recently see Nicolas on Days of Our Lives and in commercials for AT&T and McDonald's.Posted on May 15 2013 by Lisa
Introducing...
Back in March we were introduced to a new Matilda and Charlie on The Young and the Restless. We are happy to say that McKenna Roberts is playing the role of Matilda. McKenna has done print work for Disney, Nordstrom and can currently be seen on the Tom Tailor website!Posted on May 15 2013 by Lisa
COTM
Our May COTM has been chosen! This month we are featuring Elijah & Isaiah Ford who will begin airing as Drew Buchanan this month on One Life to Live. We are so excited to have the show back and cannot wait to see what the coming weeks bring for Drew and the show.
Posted on May 03 2013 by Lisa
AMC and OLTL
A quick reminder that All My Children and One Life to Live will begin to air all new episodes tomorrow! You can watch from Hulu for free beginning at 5am ET/2am PT, Hulu Plus for $7.99 a month or iTunes at 99 cents an episode. Canadian viewers can watch on FX Canada beginning at 12 EST. Andrew Trischitta and Patrick Gibbons Jr are back for One Life to Live along with the Ford twins as Drew. While the kids have been aged on All My Children we still encourage everyone to tune in as you never know which roles will be shown and Lia O'Halloran will be seen in the coming weeks. If you're having trouble with Hulu make sure to watch this video below:
Posted on Apr 29 2013 by Lisa
Video Archive
We are not sure if anyone has been having any problems watching videos on the Video page but we have been having several problems getting clips in. We are working towards getting it fixed hopefully soon so clips can continue to be added. Anything we can get the clip in for we will update with, but if you notice a show is behind in clips or being added without a clip it's due to these technical difficulties.
Posted on Apr 27 2013 by Heaven
Parenthood
Exciting news for our fellow Parenthood friends! Deadline is reporting that Parenthood has been renewed for another season!
Posted on Apr 26 2013 by Lisa
Max Page Raising Money for Children's Hospital Los Angeles
Max Page and his friend Regan are working hard to raise money for Children's Hospital Los Angeles this Mother's Day! Both have been helped by the hospital and now the two volunteer there and want to help raise money for the children who are in the hospital. To help Max and Regan, please click here
Posted on Apr 26 2013 by Lisa
COTM
With April's arrival we've chosen Dusan Brown as our COTM! Dusan has filmed for the series Community and this month will be seen in the feature film 42 as a young Ed Charles. Catch the film in theatres April 12th!
Posted on Apr 02 2013 by Lisa
New Layouts
As you can see the site has a new set of layouts! Thanks to our fabulous friend Marie at Frontier Designs the main layout now features Ian, Max and Isabella from The Neighbors and the gallery features Saxon and David from Touch! Make sure to tune into the season finale of The Neighbors this Wednesday on ABC!
Posted on Mar 24 2013 by Lisa
'Red Widow' Star Sterling Beaumon On Auditions and Perseverance
Sterling Beaumon has found his way from “Lost” into a mafia family on ABC’s “Red Widow,” where he plays Gabriel, whose mob connected father leaves his mother to settle his mafia debts. The drama starring Radha Mitchell provides an emotionally intense character arc for the personable young actor. Since childhood, Beaumon says he’s always loved putting on a show. “I loved making people laugh and smile…now with this show it’s not too much laughing and smiling, but it’s still very entertaining.”
Beaumon was intrigued by Melissa Rosenberg’s pilot script, which was adapted from the Dutch version of the show, and the emotional arc and torment Gabriel would be facing with the death of his father. “I think it was a combination of everything and just really feeling moved after reading the whole thing,” says Beaumon. Not only did Beaumon fall in love with the project, he also found the audition process to be affirming for him.
You got the part so your audition must have gone well. Is auditioning something you’re pretty comfortable with?
Sterling Beaumon: I really do not like auditioning…it’s hard because you never know what you’re going to walk into in a room. During the screen test for “Red Widow” was the first time anyone ever told me that I was good at auditioning. Melissa Rosenberg [said] "You’re a really good auditioner; you know how to connect with people." I’m like, "That’s really interesting you say that because I always feel I’m the worst auditioner in the world." I never connect with anyone. But I think it’s all the point of view of whoever you’re auditioning for. My opinion on auditioning is that it really takes two to have a really good audition. It takes the person who you’re auditioning for really showing that they care and really putting a little bit of effort into their read with you and it also takes you being prepared and you going in there knowing your vision of the character and willing to take their opinion on the character as well and sort of combine the two. Really you have to be able to act on your feet in auditions in my opinion.
Your first episode was a very emotional one. Was that difficult to do while you were still figuring out your character?
Beaumon: Yes and no. It was because it was so emotional. That was probably the most depressing three weeks - filming that pilot and also there were a lot of scenes in that that unfortunately didn’t make the cut of the pilot. The original pilot ran like 72 minutes, so there was a lot that was cut out. And a lot of Gabriel’s scenes were him blaming himself for his dad’s death almost in a way and it was a very depressing shoot for those first few weeks. Just because living in this world where you know someone who was so important in his life is now gone. And that was hard character-wise because, like you said, you were still trying to figure out his past and where he came from and all of his relationships with all of these different people.
What can you share about Gabriel?
Beaumon: Everything he does in the show is for his family. Everything he does is to protect his mom and his sister and his little brother. And he’s willing to get his hands dirty in order to help them. Because he would rather be hurt himself than watch them be hurt.
Do you have a favorite scene?
Beaumon: I do have a favorite and unfortunately it was one that was cut from the pilot. There’s a scene in the pilot where the whole family comes home from the hospital having just learned about Evan’s death and literally I think it’s a three or four minute scene and not a single person in the cast says a word. Everyone walks in the door and you just see, it’s this huge wide shot, you just see everyone sort of just spread out…Gabriel walks straight out into the backyard and just stands at the pool. And you just watch Gabriel’s world just fall apart. You watch him just break down.
It’s also a moment where Gabriel realizes that he’s got to take care of his family and for that split second he just wants to get away from it all. So that’s why he jumps in, but really a funny moment is because I spent so much time prepping for the scene and so much time just living it that I accidentally forgot that I had my phone in my pocket and I destroyed my phone while filming it. So that was a bummer, but it was well worth it until it got cut and then I was like, "Ah, I lost the phone for nothing!"
What advice do you have for aspiring actors?
Beaumon: It takes a lot of time. I feel like people who come out to Los Angeles hoping to be an actor give up too easily and or they don’t put in the amount of time that it really does take. I’ve been acting for a long time and I’ve been going on auditions since I was three and four years old and it’s just now - I’m 17 now - and just now [it’s] starting to pay off. So the amount of time it takes is really strenuous, but I think it’ll pay off if you put in the time and effort.
Credit: Backstage.com
Beaumon was intrigued by Melissa Rosenberg’s pilot script, which was adapted from the Dutch version of the show, and the emotional arc and torment Gabriel would be facing with the death of his father. “I think it was a combination of everything and just really feeling moved after reading the whole thing,” says Beaumon. Not only did Beaumon fall in love with the project, he also found the audition process to be affirming for him.
You got the part so your audition must have gone well. Is auditioning something you’re pretty comfortable with?
Sterling Beaumon: I really do not like auditioning…it’s hard because you never know what you’re going to walk into in a room. During the screen test for “Red Widow” was the first time anyone ever told me that I was good at auditioning. Melissa Rosenberg [said] "You’re a really good auditioner; you know how to connect with people." I’m like, "That’s really interesting you say that because I always feel I’m the worst auditioner in the world." I never connect with anyone. But I think it’s all the point of view of whoever you’re auditioning for. My opinion on auditioning is that it really takes two to have a really good audition. It takes the person who you’re auditioning for really showing that they care and really putting a little bit of effort into their read with you and it also takes you being prepared and you going in there knowing your vision of the character and willing to take their opinion on the character as well and sort of combine the two. Really you have to be able to act on your feet in auditions in my opinion.
Your first episode was a very emotional one. Was that difficult to do while you were still figuring out your character?
Beaumon: Yes and no. It was because it was so emotional. That was probably the most depressing three weeks - filming that pilot and also there were a lot of scenes in that that unfortunately didn’t make the cut of the pilot. The original pilot ran like 72 minutes, so there was a lot that was cut out. And a lot of Gabriel’s scenes were him blaming himself for his dad’s death almost in a way and it was a very depressing shoot for those first few weeks. Just because living in this world where you know someone who was so important in his life is now gone. And that was hard character-wise because, like you said, you were still trying to figure out his past and where he came from and all of his relationships with all of these different people.
What can you share about Gabriel?
Beaumon: Everything he does in the show is for his family. Everything he does is to protect his mom and his sister and his little brother. And he’s willing to get his hands dirty in order to help them. Because he would rather be hurt himself than watch them be hurt.
Do you have a favorite scene?
Beaumon: I do have a favorite and unfortunately it was one that was cut from the pilot. There’s a scene in the pilot where the whole family comes home from the hospital having just learned about Evan’s death and literally I think it’s a three or four minute scene and not a single person in the cast says a word. Everyone walks in the door and you just see, it’s this huge wide shot, you just see everyone sort of just spread out…Gabriel walks straight out into the backyard and just stands at the pool. And you just watch Gabriel’s world just fall apart. You watch him just break down.
It’s also a moment where Gabriel realizes that he’s got to take care of his family and for that split second he just wants to get away from it all. So that’s why he jumps in, but really a funny moment is because I spent so much time prepping for the scene and so much time just living it that I accidentally forgot that I had my phone in my pocket and I destroyed my phone while filming it. So that was a bummer, but it was well worth it until it got cut and then I was like, "Ah, I lost the phone for nothing!"
What advice do you have for aspiring actors?
Beaumon: It takes a lot of time. I feel like people who come out to Los Angeles hoping to be an actor give up too easily and or they don’t put in the amount of time that it really does take. I’ve been acting for a long time and I’ve been going on auditions since I was three and four years old and it’s just now - I’m 17 now - and just now [it’s] starting to pay off. So the amount of time it takes is really strenuous, but I think it’ll pay off if you put in the time and effort.
Credit: Backstage.com
Posted on Mar 22 2013 by Heaven
Introducing...
Nico Baur appeared in an episode of The Young and the Restless last year while Ty Haile was seen on last weeks episode of Touch! Both Alyssa Casa and Cade Sutton both appeared on The Neighbors recently.
Posted on Mar 12 2013 by Lisa
COTM
A little late but the March COTM has been selected! This month we've chosen
Luke and Evan Kruntchev. The boys were seen a lot as Parker on Days of Our Lives last month and we hope it continues through March!
Luke and Evan Kruntchev. The boys were seen a lot as Parker on Days of Our Lives last month and we hope it continues through March!
Posted on Mar 08 2013 by Lisa
Star-Kidz Auction
The Star-Kidz Auction is here! We launched last night and have been busy adding many fantastic items from scripts to DVDs and hair accessories all to raise money for Autism Speaks. We have plenty more to go up overt the next several hours and hope that many of you will bid and help us support Autism Speaks.
Click here to view the items up for auction!
Click here to view the items up for auction!
Posted on Mar 02 2013 by Lisa
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