Greg Kinnear (“Little Miss Sunshine,” “Autofocus,” “Talk Soup”) and Oscar-winner Alan Arkin (“Little Miss Sunshine,” “The Russians are Coming! The Russians are Coming!”) talk to Celebs.com’s Angela Bakke about their latest project, “THIN ICE,” coming to theaters on 17 February 2012.
Thin Ice premiered at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival where it was originally called “The Convincer,” it co-stars Billy Crudup and was directed by Jill Sprecher. Here’s the official site.
William Fichtner by Scott McDermott
William Fichtner (“Prison Break,” “Armageddon,” “Entourage’s” Phil Yagoda), Alexis Dziena (“Fool’s Gold,” “Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist,” “Entourage’s” Ashley), Jack Plotnick (“Rubber,” “Meet the Fockers”) and Eric Judor (“Eric et Ramzy”) stopped by the Celebs.com Studio at Sundance to talk with Angela Bakke about their new film “Wrong.”
Made by Quentin Dupieux, the director of the cult hit “Rubber,” “Wrong” furthers the audience voyage into a unique world
Chris Crocker by Scott McDermott
“Leave Britney Alone!” You-Tube video sensation Chris Crocker talks to Celebs.com’s Angela Bakke about bullying, internet fame, and his new documentary “Me @ the Zoo,” which was picked up by HBO out of the Sundance Film Festival.
Crocker stopped by the Celebs.com Studio at Sundance and it’s all on the video below. Check it out:
Malin Akerman for Celebs.com by Andrew Fox
Jon Favreau, Malin Akerman, Chris Evans, Jason Ritter, Garcelle Beauvais, Tim Daly, Goran Visjnic and other celebs joined the festivities in LA on Thursday night as Tesla Motors unveiled its new crossover electric vehicle, the “X.”
Not content to just put out another electric car, Tesla has become known as a lion in its field, offering up electric vehicles that don’t just match their gas counterparts for performance, but exceed those expectations, earning them
Anne Heche looking fabulous as she promotes “That’s What She Said” from director & actress Carrie Preston and her co-writer Kellie Overbey.
Heche joins fellow “Cedar Rapids” alum Alia Shawkat and journey-woman actress Marcia DeBonis in this comedy that made its premiere at the Sundance Film Festival a couple weeks back.
Adapted from a play, and finally making its way to the big screen, this comedic tale should feed the hunger for raunchy female tales created by the “Bridesmaids” phenomenon.
Check out our discussion at the Celebs.com Studio at Sundance with the “That’s What She Said” team below, and some gorgeous pics from award-winning photographer Scott McDermott .
2 Live Crew's Luther Campbell - photo by Scott McDermott
Controversial front man for 2 Live Crew turned Miami politician Luther Campbell talks “The Life and Freaky Times of Uncle Luke” with Elliot V. Kotek at the Celebs.com Studio at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival.Made by the same Floridian Rakontur filmmakers as those responsible for “Cocaine Cowboys” and “Square Grouper,” Campbell suggests this film is a warm-up effort for a feature
