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INTERVIEWS

Creating a New Spartacus
In this 10-minute special, the cast and crew of Spartacus: Vengeance talk about the latest incarnation of the popular Starz series.
Sex and Violence: The Historical Drama
In this 10-minute special, the cast and crew of Spartacus: Vengeance talk about the authenticity of the new season.
Big Shoes
Steve Gow talks to the cast of Spartacus: Vengeance about the latest season of the hit series. Manu Bennett explains that Liam McIntyre had big shoes to fill, but he was equal to the challenge.
Mother Issues
Steve Gow talks to writer/director Tara Johns about The Year Dolly Parton Was My Mom. She discusses Canadian coming of age films and explains how she came up with the film's unusual premise.
Authentic Family
Movie Entertainment talks to Brooke Palsson, Jesse Camacho and Mark McKinney about Less Than Kind. McKinney explains that the new season clicked because they were dealing with an authentic subject.
Against All Odds
Movie Entertainment talks to Joan Cusack, William H. Macy, Emmy Rossum and executive producer John Wells about Showtime's Shameless, returning to The Movie Network on January 9th at 9PM ET.
A Modern Character
Teri Hart talks to Mia Wasikowska, Michael Fassbender and director Cary Fukunaga about Jane Eyre. Wasikowska argues that Jane is a modern character, who would thrive in our society today.
Fairy Game
Steve Gow talks to Hayden Panettiere about Hoodwinked Too! Hood vs. Evil. Panettiere talks about the other fairy tale characters she'd like to play onscreen.
Broken English
Teri Hart talks to Colin Firth, Geoffrey Rush and director Tom Hooper about The King's Speech. Firth admits that he's not able to explain how he achieved his character's stammer.
Scary Tale
Teri Hart talks to Amanda Seyfried and director Catherine Hardwicke about Red Riding Hood. They talk about the lessons of the film and the ways in which it differs from the fairy tale.
Girl Power
Teri Hart talks to Abbie Cornish, Emily Browning, Vanessa Hudgens, Carla Gugino, Oscar Isaac and writer/director Zack Snyder about Sucker Punch. Cornish argues that it's important for young women to see this film.
On the Inside
Steve Gow talks to Vanessa Hudgens and Alex Pettyfer about Beastly, the brand new reimagining of Beauty and the Beast. Hudgens discusses the story's themes and their enduring importance.
Picking Up
Teri Hart talks to Jason Sudeikis, Owen Wilson, Jenna Fischer and writer/directors the Farrelly Brothers about Hall Pass. Sudeikis shares some unusual tips for picking up women.
Stars on Mars
Teri Hart talks to Joan Cusack, Mindy Sterling, Elisabeth Harnois, Dan Fogler, writer Wendy Wells and writer/director Simon Wells about Mars Needs Moms. They explain what they learned about Mars while making the movies.
Happy Fun
Teri Hart talks to Jordana Beatty, Heather Graham and writer Megan McDonald about Judy Moody and the Not Bummer Summer. Graham explains that it's fun to make a movie that's happy... and fun.
Serious Comedy
Steve Gow talks to director Jodie Foster about The Beaver. Foster discusses the film's more overtly comic roots and its transformation into a dramatic, personal film.

Inside Scoop

PODCASTS

Movie Entertainment Radio - Episode 29
February 3, 2012
This week, we catch up to GLENN CLOSE to discuss her Oscar-nominated role in ALBERT NOBBS. Plus, actor PADDY CONSIDINE (The Bourne Ultimatum) makes his debut behind the camera in TYRANNOSAUR.

Movie Entertainment Radio - Episode 28
January 27, 2012
This week, we talk to LIAM NEESON about his thriller THE GREY. Plus, CUBA GOODING JR discusses his latest film RED TAILS.

Movie Entertainment Radio - Episode 27
January 20, 2012
This week, we catch up with actor and filmmaker EDWARD BURNS to talk about the thriller MAN ON A LEDGE. Plus, Creator and Producer STEVEN S. DeKNIGHT discusses the upcoming season of SPARTACUS: VENGEANCE on The Movie Network.

Movie Entertainment Radio - Episode 26
January 13, 2012
This week, we catch up to filmmaker David Cronenberg to discuss his latest film A Dangerous Method. Plus, we look at HBO Canada's hit series Less Than Kind and talk to its Executive Producer/Writer Mark McKinney.

Movie Entertainment Radio - Episode 25
January 6, 2012
This week Lucy Lawless talks about her return to the upcoming season of Spartacus: Vengeance. Plus, Keira Knightley discusses her role in the new thriller A Dangerous Method.

Movie Entertainment Radio - Episode 24
December 23, 2011
This week, we take a look at some of 2011's biggest holiday films including Arthur Christmas, Tintin, Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows and Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close and talk to stars Sandra Bullock, Jamie Bell, James McAvoy and director Guy Ritchie.

Movie Entertainment Radio - Episode 23
December 16, 2011
This week, Emily Watson, Jeremy Irvine and Tom Hiddleston talk about the upcoming drama WAR HORSE. Plus, Daniel Craig (The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo) reflects on his adventure flick THE GOLDEN COMPASS (which airs this month on Mpix).

Movie Entertainment Radio - Episode 22
December 9, 2011
We point the spotlight on Australia with Down Under director Fred Schepisi talking about his new drama The Eye of the Storm and Melbourne-actor Eric Bana discusses the thriller Hanna (which premieres this month on The Movie Network).

Movie Entertainment Radio - Episode 21
December 2, 2011
This week, we talk to the multi-talented Mike White about creating, writing and starring in HBO's Enlightened. Plus, filmmaker Simon Curtis discusses his acclaimed drama My Week with Marilyn.

Movie Entertainment Radio - Episode 20
November 25, 2011
This week, we catch up to director Bill Condon to discuss The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn. Plus, with Unknown premiering on The Movie Network this month, Liam Neeson talks about his love for action movies.

Movie Entertainment Radio - Episode 19
November 18, 2011
This week, we catch up to Hank Azaria (The Simpsons) to discuss lending his voice to Happy Feet Two. Plus, Matthew McConaughey talks to us about his hit legal drama The Lincoln Lawyer – which premieres this month on The Movie Network.

Movie Entertainment Radio - Episode 18
November 11, 2011
This week, Oscar nominee Mickey Rourke talks about his role in the new drama Immortals. Plus, director S. Wyeth Clarkson discusses his film The Mountie which premieres this month on MFest.

Movie Entertainment Radio - Episode 17
November 4, 2011
This week, John Cho and Kal Penn talk about returning to their popular characters in A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas. Plus, French star Vanessa Paradis discusses the upcoming acclaimed drama Café de Flore.

Movie Entertainment Radio - Episode 16
October 28, 2011
This week, we catch up with rising star Elizabeth Olsen to discuss her thriller Martha Marcy May Marlene. Plus, director Chris Miller talks to us about the Shrek spin-off Puss In Boots.

Movie Entertainment Radio - Episode 15
October 21, 2011
This week, we talk to filmmaker Donald Shebib about Down the Road Again, the long-awaited sequel to the classic 1970 movie Goin' Down the Road. Plus director Roland Emmerich (2012) discusses his latest thriller Anonymous.

Movie Entertainment Radio - Episode 14
October 14, 2011
This week, we take return to the '80s (sort of) and look at the new remake of Footloose with director Craig Brewer and actress Olivia Wilde discusses her recent work in the reboot Tron: Legacy which airs on The Movie Network this month.

Movie Entertainment Radio - Episode 13
October 7, 2011
This week, we catch up with Oscar-nominated star Paul Giamatti to discuss The Ides of March and acclaimed actor Michael Shannon talks about the second season of HBO's Boardwalk Empire.

Movie Entertainment Radio - Episode 12
September 30, 2011
This week, we catch up with Rob Lowe to discuss his latest hockey movie Breakaway. Plus, acclaimed director Marc Forster (Quantum of Solace) discusses his new Gerard Butler drama Machine Gun Preacher.

Movie Entertainment Radio - Episode 11
September 23, 2011
This week, musician and actor Harry Connick Jr. talks about starring in Dolphin Tale and director Gary McKendry discusses his thriller Killer Elite.

Movie Entertainment Radio - Episode 10
September 16, 2011
This week, we catch up with Brad Pitt and Jonah Hill to discuss their upcoming sports bio-pic Moneyball (in theatres September 23rd).

Movie Entertainment Radio - Episode 9
September 9, 2011
This week, we highlight some of the films in the 36th Toronto International Film Festival and speak to Jessica Chastain (The Debt) about her two TIFF movies. Plus, Josh Lucas (The Lincoln Lawyer) discusses Daydream Nation, which premieres on The Movie Network this month.

Movie Entertainment Radio - Episode 8
September 2, 2011
Sara Paxton and Dustin Milligan discuss starring opposite man-eating sharks in the new thriller Shark Night 3D and Anna Faris talks about playing opposite computer-animated bruins in Yogi Bear, which premieres this month on The Movie Network.

Movie Entertainment Radio - Episode 7
August 26, 2011
This week, we take a look at the new thriller The Debt and catch up with star Sam Worthington (Clash of the Titans) and Academy Award-winning director John Madden.

Movie Entertainment Radio - Episode 6
August 19, 2011
In this week's episode, Robert Rodriguez talks about bringing smell into the cinema with Spy Kids: All the Time in the World and Jim Sturgess talks about starring in the highly-anticipated adaptation of bestselling book One Day.

Movie Entertainment Radio - Episode 5
August 12, 2011
In this week's episode, Jeremy Piven (HBO's Entourage) talks about playing multiple roles in Spy Kids: All the Time in the World and Canadian actress Jacqueline MacInnes Wood discusses Final Destination 5.

Movie Entertainment Radio - Episode 4
August 5, 2011
Dominic Cooper (Mamma Mia!) talks about the rave reviews he's receiving for the thriller The Devil's Double and Bryce Dallas Howard (Spider-Man 3, Hereafter) discusses the blockbuster book-turned-movie The Help.

Movie Entertainment Radio - Episode 3
July 29, 2011
Teri Hart talks to actor Hank Azaria about The Smurfs and actor-turned-director Michael Rapaport (TV's Prison Break) discusses his music documentary Beats, Rhymes & Life: The Travels of A Tribe Called Quest.

Movie Entertainment Radio - Episode 2
July 22, 2011
In the second episode of Movie Entertainment Radio, Steve Gow interviews Chris Evans and Hayley Atwell, stars of Captain America: The First Avenger. Also, with the upcoming release of Cowboys and Aliens, Ethan Wayne (son of John Wayne) discusses the role of the cowboy in today's Hollywood.

Movie Entertainment Radio - Episode 1
July 15, 2011
In the premiere episode of Movie Entertainment Radio, Steve Gow visits the New York Premiere of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part Two, where he speaks to director David Yates and producer David Barron. Steve also chats with Curb Your Enthusiasm star Susie Essman about the eight season of the popular HBO comedy series.

BLOGS

WEB EXCLUSIVE: The Future Is Now! Interview
June 2011
With his innovative 2006 film Radiant City, director Gary Burns nabbed the coveted Genie Award for Best Documentary. For Burns it marked a notable crossover from crafting fictional comedies like waydowntown into the world of non-fiction. Well... Sort of.

Horrible Bosses Hit the Big-Screen
June 2011
Do you hate your boss? Do you have secret dreams at night of seeking revenge on the inflictor of your daily frustrations? Well, in case you've not heard, on July 8th, the new comedy Horrible Bosses will be taking a star-studded comedic stab at the world of bad employers getting their just desserts and no one will be more hungry to see said film than those who lament their corporate leaders.

African Cats - Meet the Filmmakers
April 2011
If there's one place in the world where the wild things really are, it is the African savanna where such an array of animals as elephants, lions, giraffes and crocodiles all co-exist. Well, almost. As Disneynature's African Cats shows through its stars – a pride of lions and a cheetah and her cubs – danger lies at every turn in the wilderness of the savanna.

'80s Movies That Deserve Remakes
April 2011
As far as Hollywood goes, it may as well be 1985. After all, not only does recent box-office champ Tron: Legacy harken back to an '80s hit but with such upcoming Reagan-era remakes as Arthur (April 8), Fright Night (August 19), Footloose (Oct. 14) and several others in the works, it seems filmmakers are excavating the 1980s for cinematic gold.

Hop - An Interview with Director Tim Hill
Directed by Tim Hill, Hop combines animation and live actors and experiments with the largely unexplored (cinematically anyhow) themes of Spring's most famous holiday. I called up the filmmaker at his home in California recently to discuss Hop, Russell Brand and how kids love pooping jokes.

Much Ado About…The Oscars Aftermath
Well, the show is over and although The King's Speech is celebrating its Award winnings, Oscar's poor hosts are taking a lot of shots. Yes, as with pretty much every year, the Academy Awards is one giant anti-climactic dud and the ones on the front line take most of the flack.

Interview with John Whitesell, Director of BIG MOMMAS: LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON
Big Momma is back and director John Whitesell is hoping she's bigger than ever! At least when it comes to the box-office anyhow. The filmmaker behind the franchise's last sequel returned behind the camera for Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son in which star Martin Lawrence teams up with his undercover son.

10 Movies to Get Excited Over This Winter
The early part of any year is usually the dumping ground for most studios. As such, most flicks that open during this period are often quickly forgotten (remember ?). In order to ensure some of the more promising titles do not get overlooked however, I've compiled ten films that should be cause for anticipation over the next couple of chilly months.

A Spotlight on Asian Cinema
One of the hottest tickets of this year's Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival (TRAIFF) will undoubtedly be Clement Cheng and Derek Kwok's Gallants, a film celebrating classic martial arts through intoxicating humor, and some big time ass-kicking moments.

Upcoming Movies (You May or May Not Care About)
It's that time of year again when images of Santa Claus' unkempt beard and grotesque paunch start popping up all over the place. In Hollywoodland however, that means its also time to ramp up the holiday blockbusters and this year is no different.

5 Road Movies to Check Out
With the upcoming release of Todd Phillips' Due Date (starring noneother than Robert Downey Jr. and Zach Galifianakis, the breakout star of Phillips' last comedy, The Hangover), audiences are poised for yet another resurgence of a genre Hollywood has longingly danced with - the road movie.

5 Movies I Can't Wait to See at TIFF
TIFF (otherwise known as the Toronto International Film Festival) is heading into its 35th year and although North America's biggest film fest is now well in to showing 300 movies and hosting hundreds of actors, celebrities and filmmakers, at its root is the simplicity of the cinema.

Stallone Brings the 80's Back!
Well, well, well. It seems Sylvester Stallone has a little gas left in the engine after all. His latest thriller The Expendables nabbed $35 million in its opening box office -- which all but ensures Sly at least another big-time Hollywood release.

A Brief Look at the History of Buddy Cop Flicks
Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg are following a well-worn path with their new movie, The Other Guys. They are... wait for it... buddy cops. In the zany comedy, the duo play a pair of mismatched officers (Ferrell a forensic accountant with a by-the-book attitude, Wahlberg a shoot-first, ask-questions-later detective).

Airplane! aka Zero Hour!
If, like me, you grew up on multiple viewings of Airplane!, then chances are you celebrated the 30th anniversary of the zany 1980 comedy this past weekend. 30 years later, one cannot deny how clever and entertaining the original Airplane! was -- even if it actually wasn't that original at all.

WEB EXCLUSIVE: Interview with Jason Segel of Despicable Me
In the new animated comedy, Despicable Me, Jason Segel plays a villain -- a role that most of us luckily won't recognize him in. That's because not only has he played a nice guy in such feel-good comedies as I Love You, Man and Forgetting Sarah Marshall (which he also wrote), but he's actually known as one of Hollywood's most likeable celebrities.

WEB EXCLUSIVE: Interview with Get Him to the Greek's Nick Stoller
With his 2008 hit Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Nick Stoller cemented his status as one of Hollywood's most promising comedy directors. Perhaps that's one of the reasons why when it came time to make his next movie, the filmmaker decided to revive that movie's most memorable character.

The Dogs of Summer
Well, it's about a month into the summer movie season (if you consider Iron Man 2 the official inauguration anyhow) and so far, we've been relatively lucky in the arena of cinematic beasts.

Moms in the Movies
Mother's Day is coming up. Have you placed your flower orders yet? Have you bought the perfect card? Have you chosen a movie to watch with your mumsy?

Summer Movie Preview
We all look forward to the summer slate of blockbusters, don't we? I mean, sure they may not be notoriously known for winning Oscars or winning the hearts of true cinephiles but they sure do bring in the bucks at the box office.

The End For James Bond?
Steve Gow writes about the the status of the James Bond franchise in light of the recent announcement that the current 007 production has been shut-down.

WEB EXCLUSIVE: Filmmaker Bill Phillips Goes Gunless
In the new Canadian comedy Gunless, Paul Gross plays an American gunslinger that shockingly finds himself in a sleepy Canadian town where there isn't even a working pistol for a good ol' shootout. Clearly, a unique twist on the American Western, Gunless will surely attract a few fans of the genre when it opens in theatres April 30th.

WEB EXCLUSIVE: Interview with Shawn Levy, Director of Date Night
With his new movie Date Night, filmmaker Shawn Levy has made an action-comedy aimed at adults. Although that may sound peculiar on its own, you have to consider the Montreal-born director's work. After all, Levy is responsible for such huge family films as the Night at the Museum movies and Cheaper by the Dozen - not big action films involving mobsters and car chases.

In Theatres

VIDEOS

A Roller Coaster Ride
Steve Gow talks to Brad Peyton the director of Journey 2: The Mysterious Island. Peyton explores what it takes to create a captivating and truly memorable adventure film.
Tricks In the Dark
Teri Hart talks to Daniel Radcliffe about The Woman In Black. Daniel discusses the chilling and gripping story that led him to want be a part of the film.
A Star Today
Steve Gow talks to Debbie Reynolds about One For The Money. Debbie talks about the changes she has seen in Hollywood and the movie industry since the 1950's.
Just A Sweet Little Boy
Teri Hart talks to actor Ezra Miller and writer/director Lynne Ramsay about We Need To Talk About Kevin. A film exploring issues surrounding nature versus nurture and the relationship between a mother and child.
Showing Her Human Side
Teri Hart talks to writer/director Madonna, Abbie Cornish and Andrea Riseborough about W.E. A compassionate view of a woman who is considered by Madonna to be a provocative character.
Real Neeson
Teri Hart talks to Liam Neeson, James Badge Dale, Frank Grillo, Dallas Roberts, Dermot Mulroney and writer/director Joe Carnahan about The Grey. Neeson explains that he would panic in a crisis like the one in the movie.
A Bit of Everything
Teri Hart talks to Sam Worthington, Elizabeth Banks and Anthony Mackie about Man on a Ledge. Worthington discusses the balancing act of making this film interesting, in spite of its limitations.
Modern Gladiators
Teri Hart talks to Philippe Falardeau about Monsieur Lazhar, a film that explores the power of teaching.
A Love Letter To The Armed Forces
Steve Gow talks to Cuba Gooding Jr. about Red Tails and playing roles in of real people within a film.
In Control Of The Ship
Teri Hart talks to writer/director Paddy Considine about Tyrannosaur and exploring the differences between the roles of film makers and actors.
Everything's Crumbling
Steve Gow talks to Ralph Fiennes, star and director of Coriolanus. Fiennes explains that Shakespeare's play has modern resonance because it deals with familiar systems that no longer work.
A Unique Character
Steve Gow talks to Glenn Close about her new movie Albert Nobbs. Glenn Close gives her interpretation of the underlying themes of the film.
Movies and the Mind
Teri Hart talks to Viggo Mortensen and Keira Knightley about A Dangerous Method. Mortensen explains that our interest in movies is linked to the discoveries in psychoanalysis depicted onscreen.
Anything is Possible
Teri Hart talks to Adepero Oduye, Kim Wayans and writer/director Dee Rees about Pariah. Oduye discusses her hopes for the film's reception within the African-American community.
Really Intriguing
Teri Hart talks to Daniel Craig, Christopher Plummer and Rooney Mara about The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. Craig speculates about why material this disturbing has become so wildly popular.
Bring Something
Teri Hart talks to Rooney Mara, Stellan Skarsgård and Daniel Craig about The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. Mara explains why she felt she could do justice to this iconic character.
Movies For Kids
Teri Hart talks to Steven Spielberg about The Adventures of Tintin. From his own filmography, Spielberg recommends three films that are ideal for kids.
Infectious Enthusiasm
Teri Hart talks to Jamie Bell, Nick Frost and director Steven Spielberg about The Adventures of Tintin. Frost explains that Spielberg continues to have tremendous enthusiasm for filmmaking.
Track Record
Teri Hart talks to Sandra Bullock, Thomas Horn, Max von Sydow and director Stephen Daldry about Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close. Bullock discusses her confidence in Daldry's ability.
Stunt Casting
Steve Gow talks to director Brad Bird about Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol. Bird explains that that there were only two stunts Tom Cruise didn't do and the stunt men were injured on both.
Taking Control
Teri Hart talks to Noomi Rapace and director Guy Ritchie about Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows. Ritchie talks about the importance of control in his collaboration with Robert Downey Jr.
The Right Technology
Steve Gow talks to Jamie Bell about The Adventures of Tintin. Bell explains that a Tintin film wasn't made sooner because the technology wasn't ready yet.
Dancing Differently
Allia McLeod talks to writer/director Wim Wenders about Pina. Wenders explains that anyone who isn't interested in dance should see this film.
Utterly Pointless
Steve Gow talks to Emily Watson, Jeremy Irvine, Patrick Kennedy, Tom Hiddleston and Toby Kebbell about War Horse. Watson discusses the film's unique vision of World War I.
First Movie
Teri Hart talks to Michelle Pfeiffer, Zac Efron, Abigail Breslin and Lea Michele about New Year's Eve. Michele explains that this film exceeded all expectations for her first movie.
Happy New Year
Teri Hart talks to Abigail Breslin, Lea Michele, Zac Efron and director Garry Marshall about their own New Year's Eve opinions and traditions.
Woman Child
Teri Hart talks to Charlize Theron, Patton Oswalt, writer Diablo Cody and director Jason Reitman about Young Adult. Theron explains that films rarely show the complexity of real women.
Cringe Worthy
Teri Hart talks to Charlize Theron, writer Diablo Cody and director Jason Reitman about Young Adult. Reitman talks about the challenges of making a film that deals with awkward characters.
Mutual Disdain
Teri Hart talks to Charlize Theron and Patton Oswalt about Young Adult. Oswalt considers the reasons that these characters are so critical of other people.
Antithesis of Bond
Teri Hart talks to Gary Oldman, Colin Firth and director Tomas Alfredson about Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy. Oldman and Firth discuss the ways in which this film is the opposite of a Bond film.
Thorough Investigation
Steve Gow talks to Geoffrey Rush and director Fred Schepisi about The Eye of the Storm. Rush discusses the real Patrick White and praises the filmmaking process of Schepisi.
Affecting Change
Teri Hart talks to directors Mathieu Roy and Harold Crooks about Surviving Progress. Roy explains how this film can affect audiences and inspire change.
History Lesson
Teri Hart talks to Sir Ben Kingsley, Chloë Grace Moretz and Asa Butterfield about Hugo. Kingsley explains what he learned about film history while playing legendary filmmaker Georges Méliès.
Natural Acting
Teri Hart talks to Asa Butterfield, Chloë Grace Moretz, Emily Mortimer and Sir Ben Kingsley about Hugo. Moretz explains that 3D requires a greater sense of authenticity from actors.
Through a Kid's Eyes
Teri Hart talks to Emily Mortimer and Sir Ben Kingsley about Hugo. Mortimer explains that Hugo is not simply a kids' film, but a film that shows the world "through a kid's eyes."
The Frog
Teri Hart talks to Miss Piggy, Kermit the Frog, Amy Adams, Jason Segel and Walter about The Muppets. Miss Piggy explains that she only reunited with the muppets because of Kermit.
Still Cool
Teri Hart talks to Jason Segel and Kermit the Frog about The Muppets. Segel explains that he knew the muppets were still cool before getting involved with this project.

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