Michael Cera Makes His Directorial Debut On YouTube
Actor Michael Cera made his directorial debut on YouTube today with 'Brazzaville Teen-Ager,' starring Cera himself, the legendary Charles Grodin, and... female R&B star Kelis?
Actor Michael Cera made his directorial debut on YouTube today with 'Brazzaville Teen-Ager,' starring Cera himself, the legendary Charles Grodin, and... female R&B star Kelis?
I have a theory that I should probably run by an evolutionary psychologist (an actual field of study). I think we have so many people with emotional problems because our brains have not yet adapted our early fight-or-flight responses to the conditions of the modern world. This disconnect between the biological and the environmental is, in my extremely uninformed opinion, why you have people who crack on the Maury Povich show when they see balloons or something.
We can act like tough guys if we want, but we all experience irrational paranoia. Not all of us collapse like Juno Temple's Alicia in Sebastian Silver's quite extraordinary film workout 'Magic Magic.' The film opens with young Temple visiting her cousin (Emily Browning) and her cousin's friends in Chile. It's her first time out of the country, and her shyness and inexperience manifests in odd ways. (I've never seen someone shower in such a unique position before.)
Mark Webber follows up his 2008 film 'Explicit Ills' with 'End of Love,' a meta-style film starring Webber and his own son in the story of a widowed actor trying to juggle his career and his child.
He launched his career playing the charmingly naive George Michael on 'Arrested Development' and has been making us laugh with roles in 'Superbad' and 'Scott Pilgrim vs. The World.' In today's Way Back When, we take a look at Michael Cera before he was famous.
You may know actor Mark Webber from indie flicks like 'Good Dick' and 'Broken Flowers,' and the not-so-indie 'Scott Pilgrim vs. The World,' but Webber has been slowly making his way behind the camera in recent years. His sophomore effort, 'The End of Love' has a new trailer and it's charmed our pants right off.
Salvation, thy name is Bluth. It's been a tremendously long road to getting 'Arrested Development' the reunion it deserves following the miserable 2003 cancellation, and with miles to go, but every glimpse we get seems like banana from heaven. The first set and character pictures have emerged from the fourth season, set to debut on Netflix in 2013, and who do you think is looking for his Gangee?