Showing posts with label Paul Rudd. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paul Rudd. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 6, 2010

“A Single Man” Director Tom Ford Talks About Who He Wants Next, Brad Pitt!

Tom Ford’s outstanding directorial debut A Single Man is being released on DVD and Blu-Ray today. The film earned Colin Firth an Academy Award nomination for best actor and Julianne Moore should have received an Oscar nod but was somehow overlooked.

Ford should not have any trouble attracting A-List talent for his next film, whatever that turns out to be. The designer-turned-director talked to Entertainment Weekly about five stars he hopes to work with in the future:

Brad Pitt: “I’ve always admired Brad as an actor, but I think he’s even better now. I hope people take this the right way but he’s less physically perfect. His face has so much more character. He’s growing into himself.”

Tilda Swinton: “I think she’s amazing. She’s an incredible actress; she’s absolutely fearless. I loved her in I Am Love. She’s good in comedy too. There’s a huge untapped comedic actress there.”

Paul Rudd: “Everybody loves Paul Rudd. There’s something in his face and his eyes that everyone identifies with. I’d love to see him in something quite serious. I think he has enormous depth.”

Naomi Watts: “I love her always. I know her as a person, and I think so highly of her. She has star quality when she’s on screen. I’m riveted whatever [her current movie project] is.”

Justin Timberlake: “You can just feel he’s a great actor even from the few things we’ve seen him in. He has such presence and a kind of mystery. He has this enormous talent and it’s subtle

Monday, March 23, 2009

I Love You, Paul Rudd!

Paul Rudd has a bromance moment with costar Jon Favreau on the red carpet of their new comedy "I Love You, Man", held at Mann’s Village Theater on Tuesday in Westwood, California.

As a star of one of the original bromance movies, Swingers, Jon plays the role of Barry in the new John Hamburg-directed movie. John was the co-writer of Meet The Parents, Meet The Fockers, and Zoolander!

"I Love You, Man" opened on Friday and came in at #2 at the box office this weekend, pulling in $18 million. Nicolas Cage’s Knowing topped ticket sales with $24 million.

Monday, March 16, 2009

Star Quotes: Jason Segel on co-star Paul Rudd

"Paul Rudd is dreamy… There was one amazing experience where I was doing days on my TV show and nights on the movie… One time I was fast asleep on the couch, and I just feel Paul and his gentle touch on my shoulder going, “Hey, Jase, wake up. It’s time to wake up, buddy. Wake up.” And I slowly open my eyes, and Paul is standing there with his d**k out. And he just gives me this weird, mischievous smile and walked out of the room."

—Jason Segel, on his I Love You, Man co-star to
Timeout New York