Former 'The Sopranos' star James Gandolfini was forced to scrap yesterday's matinee of his Broadway show 'God of Carnage' - to rest his voice.

'The Sopranos' star James Gandolfini landed a role in a new Broadway play after "begging" producers to cast him.

Deeply troubled teenager Charlie Bartlett (Anton Yelchin) has no paternal influence to guide him (the old man is in prison for tax evasion) and a wealthy mother (Hope Davis) spends entire days in a drug-induced haze.

Downey Jr is certainly getting the work these days to underscore a remarkable career comeback, though in this indifferent college tale you wonder why he took the role … the money helps, we suppose.

What is it with sums that gets moviemakers so excited?

South of the border and businessman Kinnear meets low-life hitman Brosnan in a hotel bar.

When you’re down, you’re down, as Cage’s weatherman character discovers in what is a strangely disconcerting film of downbeat humour and the search for the meaning of life.

Just when you think you have it all the world falls apart.

The warning is clear: never have an affair with your dentist's wife.

Pierce Brosnan will be joined by Greg Kinnear and Hope Davis in his new hit-man thriller film, Matador.

Hollywood’s annual award season started today as the Golden Globe nominations were announced.

About Schmidt: After a lifetime of faithful devotion to his wife, his daughter and his job, Warren Schmidt (Jack Nicholson) comes to the frightening realisation that his life has been a complete waste of time. He keeps asking himself the same question: “What difference have I made?”, and he keeps coming up with the same answer: “None”.

A Golden Globe for Nicholson and much talk of yet another Oscar; as the Schmidt of the title, he does look a shoo-in.