
Celebs.com’s Angela Bakke caught up with Garcia Bernal in Los Angeles, where he complimented her on her shoes, and they managed a chat about this very cool film by Chile’s Pablo Larrain. Check out the video!

Celebs.com’s Angela Bakke caught up with Garcia Bernal in Los Angeles, where he complimented her on her shoes, and they managed a chat about this very cool film by Chile’s Pablo Larrain. Check out the video!

The New York Film Festival celebrates its 50th anniversary with a star-studded international lineup of 32 films including movies starring James Gandolfini, Denzel Washington, Bill Murray, Noomi Rapace and Rachel McAdams.

Starring Kate Hudson, Gael Garcia Bernal, Lucy Punch, Romany Malco, Kathy Bates, Whoopi Goldberg and “The Game of Thrones’” Peter Dinklage,” “A Little Bit of Heaven” comes to Blu-Ray/DVD Combo and DVD on June 12th, 2012. Enter for your chance to win!
Cannes Film Festival Jury member Diane Kruger faces the photographers' gallery at Cannes in the rain today ahead of the screening of Michael Haneke's "Amour" (the new leader in bookies' bettings for the race to the coveted Palme d'Or).
Also on hand on the wet carpet were Gael Garcia Bernal, Canadian director David Cronenberg (who has the Robert Pattinson-starrer "Cosmopolis" in the festival) and the much loved and much maligned Roman Polanski, a documentary about whom is also screening at the festival.
Stay right here on Celebs.com for all your red carpet updates live from the Cannes Film Festival in France.
Usher will play Sugar Ray Leonard in “Hands of Stone,” a boxing biopic that will focus on legendary fighter Roberto Duran, who will be played by Gael Garcia Bernal. Robert De Niro will play trainer Ray Arcel in the film.
“If you see me in the corners boxing,” he told BBC News, “I’m in preparation for a very incredible role. If you guys see me running around London, that’s what it is.
Usher says that he hasn’t met Leonard yet, but that could change when the cast begins filming later in 2012. Did you ever watch Roberto Duran fight? If so, do you plan to see “Hands of Stone”?
Lionsgate, Pantelion Films, Gary Sanchez and Nala Films are releasing the new Will Ferrell comedy “Casa de mi Padre” – a Spanish language film from the non-Spanish-speaking people behind “Anchorman,” written by Funny or Die creative head Andrew Steele and directed by long-time SNL writer Matt Piedmont.
Will Ferrell plays Armando Alvarez, his brother is portrayed by Diego Luna, and their nemesis, La Onza, by Gael Garcia Bernal. The film is a mosh-pit of hilarity stemming from the satirical manner in which the entire project was approached, part telenovela soap opera, part classic western (painted sets and all).
Coming out on March 16, 2012, here’s the first official full-length trailer.