Steven Spielberg: In-depth Interview about ‘Tintin’
12.14.2011 | By Karen Posada |
*Updated December 2025
ShowBizCafe had the opportunity to attend the new 3D movie The Adventures of Tintin during press conference with Steven Spielberg. Read More
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12.14.2011 | By Karen Posada |
*Updated December 2025
ShowBizCafe had the opportunity to attend the new 3D movie The Adventures of Tintin during press conference with Steven Spielberg. Read More
06.21.2011 | By Jack Rico |
10.13.2010 | By Karen Posada |
ShowBizCafe.com got a chance to catch up with Clint Eastwood the director of the film “Hereafter” and the main star, Matt Damon. This was the closing film for the 48th New York International Film Festival. They told us a little bit about the film and how they prepared for it, we received a joyous interview where they complemented one another’s answers; with their pleasant personalities, we got a couple of laughs and plenty of information about the dramatic film which brings the story of three people from different sides of the world into one wholesome storyline that is moving and touching. Read More
07.1.2010 | By Namreta Kumar |
*Updated December 2025
In this M. Night Shyamalan The Last Airbender interview, the director and star Dev Patel discuss the challenges of adapting the beloved Nickelodeon animated series. While the film sparked significant conversation regarding its casting and tone, this Q&A offers insight into the creative decisions made during production. (For a critical look at the final film, read our The Last Airbender review.) Read More
05.28.2010 | By Jack Rico |
Meeting George A. Romero was among one of my many highlights in this profession. As a fan of the zombie and horror genres, I sat down with the 6’4 man who is arguably the creator of the zombie films. Read More
03.18.2010 | By Namreta Kumar |
*Updated December 2025
ShowBizCafe.com had the opportunity to talk to Kristen Stewart and Dakota Fanning about their film The Runaways, which opened March 19, 2010. They let us in on how the music and the rock icons Joan Jett and Cherie Currie influence them today.
01.21.2010 | By Jack Rico |
*Updated December 2025
I was invited by DreamWorks Studios this week to watch never before seen footage from three of their upcoming animated releases for 2010: 10 minutes of the superhero spoof comedy Megamind starring Brad Pitt and Tina Fey, 30 minutes of Shrek Forever After with the old cast, and a full screening of How to Train Your Dragon 3D with America Ferrera, Gerard Butler and Jay Baruchel.
01.21.2010 | By Karen Posada |
*Updated December 2025
ShowBizCafe.com got a chance to talk to actor, screenwriter, and director Mel Gibson about his film Edge of Darkness. He excitedly gave us the backstory of the movie and also spoke to us about his upcoming projects. Read More
09.4.2009 | By SBC Staff |
Back in February, we outscooped every news media outlet, with an exclusive interview with Walter Perez from the film remake of FAME. Take a look at the interview from back then and wait for a new one coming up on the week of the 14th.
If you don’t know too much about Perez, here are some tidbits… he who grew up in South Gate, California and is of Mexican descent, plays Victor Taveras in the new remake of ‘Fame’ out in theaters on Sept. 25th. We caught up with the Latin heartthrob to chat about the his experience on the set of his new film, the theater, NYC, his dreams and of course “FAME”!
Walter’s film credits include, HBO’s “Walkout”, “Emilio, “August Evening” which received the John Cassavetes Award, “Inhale” alongside Dermot Mulroney and Diane Kruger and “A Beautiful Life” opposite Dana Delany and Debi Mazar.
What you should also know is that he’s no stranger to television, Perez has made several guest appearances including, “CSI: Miami”, “The Closer”, “Free Radio” and a five episode arc on “Friday Night Lights” where he played Bobby “Bull” Reyes.
08.11.2009 | By Alex Florez |
*Updated December 2025
We sat down with Oscar award winning filmmaker Davis Guggenheim (An Inconvenient Truth) in New York to talk about his latest documentary It Might Get Loud. The film tells the personal stories, in their own words, of three generations of electric guitar virtuosos: The Edge (U2), Jimmy Page (Led Zeppelin), and Jack White (The White Stripes). It reveals how each developed his unique sound and style of playing favorite instruments, guitars both found and invented. Read More