Timothy Rhys

Socially conscious Steiger won the Academy Award for his portrayal of a bigoted Southern sheriff in Jewison’s 1967 hit In the Heat of the Night.

Olivia Wilde is “Hollywood” in the best way possible: sparking its structural changes and banking on its freshest and funniest stories.

Ben Stiller offers insight on his upcoming politically incorrect comedy, Tropic Thunder, and the influences for the film.

Oscar-winning director Delbert Mann died Sunday night at the age of 87, read MovieMaker’s tribute to the legendary moviemaker.

Mark Cuban is the maverick owner of 2929 Entertainment, the Dallas Mavericks, along with Landmark Theaters, HDNet Films and chunks of Warner Bros. and Lionsgate.

MM: What are the five or ten best films to watch if one wants to see great direction, according to Guy Magar?

An in-depth interview with Martin Scorsese, America’s Greatest Living Director, about his storied career and his “eastern western,” Gangs of New York.

James Coburn will tell you that it’s hard to separate the actor from the characters he plays, and no one has played the Cool Customer better than Coburn.

Stiles is also a screenwriter who recently had her first screenplay, “The Anarchist’s Daughter,” developed at the Sundance Screenwriter’s Lab.

With 27 films to her credit in the last 10 years, Bridget Fonda has quietly become one of the more prolific actresses around.

You’ve got to figure that Woody Allen knew something about Mira Sorvino before he asked her to read for the part of world-class ultra-ditz Linda, the lead role in his new film, Mighty Aphrodite.

Tim Rhys, MovieMaker Magazine (MM): Thanks again for inviting us to the preview. One thing that jumped outas we watched Last Summer in the Hamptons (due for