Duet acting might dredge up memories (both fond and traumatic) of high school speech and debate. But the practice is useful beyond its correlation with teen competitions; in fact, it can even help you ...

There’s a lot of work that goes into creating the script of a movie but it doesn’t always come to life the way that everyone is hoping. For some actors, they realize that the script isn’t working even ...

Writing a drama is like conceiving a pregnancy. For the drama to be practically actable the writer must take into consideration not only the theme, the setting, the characters and the complications ...

Jack Nicholson hasn’t made a movie in 15 years, but a friend says he’s reading scripts. Could he be returning to acting? Is ...

Actors are masters of pretending: They morph into someone else, they become characters, and they tell the audience a story. Far from just entertainers, actors give life to characters beyond just their ...

NEW YORK — Although actor Clive Owen sees a lot of scripts, scripts like the one for Shoot 'Em Up don't cross his desk every day. This, as much as anything, explains why he's in the movie. "All films ...

Some of the most unforgettable moments in film and television weren’t written in a script– they were made up on the spot. Whether it was an actor riffing, reacting in real-time or just going with ...

On a crisp January morning, Angela de Caprariis-Salerno, 77, a retired clinical pharmacist, hopped in her car and zipped off from her Garden City home. She felt great and was eager to face the day.

When his planned conversation partner, Jeremy Renner, is a last-minute no-show, Josh Brolin decides to flip the Actors on Actors script and plumb his résumé, his love for acting, his insecurities and ...