Rebecca Hall Reviews, Interviews & More

Writer/director Shane Black was once the most highly paid writer in Hollywood, selling spec-scripts for millions. His last film, 2005's Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, was considered an art film throwback that casted a then still rebounding Robert Downey Jr. as the lead. Eight years later, he's written and directed Iron Man 3, and it should return him back to the top of...

Returning after the event of The Avengers, Robert Downey Jr.'s Tony Stark has a solo adventure in Iron Man 3, which proves to be the best of the franchise, and one of the best Marvel movies yet. If it works, it's partly because writer/director Shane Black understands the genre and good filmmaking, giving fun scenes and great stakes to this...

It’s been a relatively big week for Iron Man 3.  Not only did Marvel Studios head honcho Kevin Feige spill some beans related to the film’s content—primarily, the film is not a serious one, despite the fact that, you know, the trailer tries to outdo The Dark Knight Rises’ advertising campaign in the “we’re totally going to murder our main hero”...

The Awakening is hitting theaters on August 17 on limited screens, and if you don't know much about the Rebecca Hall/Dominic West starring ghost story, they've released the first ten minutes to get you in the mood.

Looking as if it blends a slew of modern ghost flicks—as /Film points out, it runs the gamut from The Orphanage, The Woman in Black, The Others, and The Devil’s Backbone—the new trailer for The Awakening is full of gothic creepiness as it spins a 1920s-era ghost story in a boys-only boarding school.  Check it out...

The velvet paintings of clowns crying tell us that all funny people have a sad man inside. So does Smokey Robinson, and so does Marc Maron in his bi-weekly podcast. It's then no surprise that Will Ferrell will take a serious role now and again, and Everything Must Go, directed by Dan Rush, promises melancholy and some laughs. The trailer also...

The first trailer has been released for the newest film from Ben Affleck entitled, The Town. He directs and stars in the film about lies, manipulation, and love set against the backdrop of a bank job gone wrong -- or right depending on how you look at it. The film takes place in Boston (no surprise there) so get ready for some serious accents and Blake Lively doing...

Vanity Fair has released the cover of their annual Hollywood issue and it features several actresses who are described as the "fresh faces" of the new decade. Too bad the majority of them have been around for years, but main stream media is just now catching on to them. Kristen Stewart and Evan Rachel Wood lead the pack of nine that headline the...

Rebecca Hall has been cast as the lead in Richard Linklater's comedy Liars A-E. According to Empire Online, Hall will play a woman who takes a road trip with a friend (Kat Dennings) during the Obama inauguration to collect what is rightfully hers -- items from her ex-boyfriends.

I have to admit, I totally forgot about this movie. Dorian Gray, the title character from the chilling Oscar Wilde novel, The Picture of Dorian Gray will be appearing in a theater near you. Ben Barnes, the star of The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian tackles the role of the hedonistic Gray in this updated adaptation. The...

Earlier this week we reported that Mad Men star Jon Hamm would be joining the romantic crime thriller The Town. Now according to THR,  Jeremy Renner has also been cast in the film. Renner has been receiving rave reviews for his performance in the indie flick The Hurt Locker, and now...

Mad Men's Don Draper aka Jon Hamm continues to take a step in the feature film direction with his acting career. Last year he had a supporting role in the big screen remake of the sci-fi classic, The Day the Earth Stood Still, and now he's moving on to The Town. According to THR, Hamm has signed on...

NEW FEATURE FILMS Vicky Cristina Barcelona Starring: Scarlett Johansson, Rebecca Hall, Javier Bardem and Penelope Cruz This film just pulled off a massive upset by defeating Mamma Mia! for Best Picture at the Golden Globes, and why shouldn’t it? This is Woody Allen’s best work since Husbands...