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Kevin Kline plays an eccentric playwright who fancies himself to be the ideal escort for wealthy New York Women in The Extra Man, an offbeat comedy that opens in limited release on July 30. That same day, Kline talks to Leonard Maltin on Secret's Out.
From his early roles in Sophie's Choice, The Big Chill, and A Fish Called Wanda, for which he won an Oscar, Kline has gone on to appear in nearly 40 movies. He's also has a robust stage career, for which he's won two Tony Awards.
Tune in for the Secret's Out premiere on Friday, July 30, at 5:30 PM ET / 2:30 PM PT. Or catch one of its encore showings.
Posted 07.24.10 by reelz -
This Friday, billionaire inventor Tony Stark is back in theaters with double the villains and 5x the hotties. Tune in to ReelzChannel TV all week for special episodes featuring Iron Man 2 cast interviews, clips from the movie, and intriguing looks at the actors in roles they had before the comic-book blockbuster.
In addition to daily coverage on Hollywood Dailies, we've got special episodes of Hollywood's Top Ten, Secret's Out, and ReelzChannel Spotlight.
Get more details on Iron Man 2 Week >> Posted 05.04.10 by reelz -
Andy Garcia plays the patriarch of a dysfunctional New York family full of secrets in his latest movie, City Island.
This veteran of movies and TV, who's been acting for more than 30 years, is probably best known for his Oscar-nominated role in The Godfather Part Three or from the Ocean's trilogy. Garcia sat down with Leonard Maltin to talk about City Island and more.
Tune in for the Secret's Out premiere on Friday, April 2, at 5:00 PM ET / 2:00 PM PT. Or catch one of its encore showings.
Posted 03.25.10 by reelz -
In Whatever Works, out on DVD this week, Patricia Clarkson plays Marietta, mother to the 21-year-old Melodie (Evan Rachel Wood) who marries the curmudgeonly Boris (Larry David). Clarkson's character comes to New York intent on ending her daughter's marriage ... and then makes a radical lifestyle change.
Whatever Works is Clarkson's second appearance in a Woody Allen movie, having played an unhappily married housewife in 2008's Vicky Cristina Barcelona. On the next Secret's Out, Clarkson talks with Leonard Maltin about how she got started working with Allen.
Tune in for the Secret's Out premiere on Friday, December 11, at 6:30 PM ET/ 3:30 PM PT. Or catch one of its encore showings.
Posted 12.11.09 by reelz -
In Hal Holbrook's new movie, That Evening Sun, he plays an aging Tennessee farmer who returns to his homestead and finds that his son has leased the property to an old enemy. Holbrook's performance has been called "towering" and is gaining Academy Awards buzz.
The veteran actor, who was an Oscar nominee for last year's Into the Wild, sits down with Leonard Maltin on the next Secret's Out. Along with That Evening Sun, Holbrook discusses the advice that made him the actor he is today.
Tune in for the Secret's Out premiere on Friday, December 4, at 6:30 PM ET/ 3:30 PM PT. Or catch one of its encore showings.
Posted 12.02.09 by reelz -
Digital movies have gone mainstream. Now it's increasingly easy, and cheap, to get movies online. Not only are these legal rental and download services more convenient — no more driving to the store or waiting on the mail — they're also frequently cheaper.
With so many services available, how can you make the best choice for your technology and movie-viewing preferences — especially when the details are not always easy to find? We've put together a Guide to Online Movie Services: Which One's Best for You?, just in time for your holiday wish list.
Posted 11.25.09 by reelz -
Leonard Maltin sits down with John Woo to discuss the director's war epic, Red Cliff, which tells the story of a legendary civil war in early-third-century China.
With thousands of extras in its battle scenes, Red Cliff is the most-expensive production in the history of Asian movies. The movie opens as power-hungry General Cao Cao (Zhang Fengyi) seeks permission from the Han dynasty Emperor to organize a southward-bound mission designed to crush the two troublesome warlords who stand in his way, Liu Bei (Yong You) and Sun Quan (Chen Chang). Red Cliff shows the events during the end of the Han Dynasty and right before the Three Kingdoms period in ancient China.
Tune in for the Secret's Out premiere on Friday, November 27, at 6:30 PM ET/ 3:30 PM PT. Or catch one of its encore showings.
Posted 11.21.09 by reelz -
In The Stoning of Soraya M., now playing in select theaters, Shohreh Aghdashloo stars as an Iranian woman who tells a journalist (James Caviezel) about the unjust and brutal death of her innocent niece (Mozhan Marno). The movie is based on Freidoune Sahebjam's 1994 novel of the same name. Both tell the true story of an Iranian village's persecution of an innocent woman.
Aghdashloo's performance in 2003's House of Sand and Fog earned her an Academy Award nomination. She joins Leonard Maltin on the next Secret's Out to talk about her new movie, which is also featured on the show. Tune in for the premiere on Friday, July 10, at 10:30 PM ET / 7:30 PM PT. Or catch one of its encore showings.
Posted 06.30.09 by reelz -
It probably comes as no surprise that New Mexico has hosted its share of westerns, including Brokeback Mountain, Appaloosa, and 3:10 to Yuma. Or that the state's desert landscapes have been selected for apocalyptically themed movies such as the upcoming Terminator Salvation and The Book of Eli and the beginning-of-time flick Year One.
But outside the state's boundaries, not many people know that New Mexico has been the backdrop to more than 100 movies over the past century. To mark ReelzChannel's move to New Mexico and ribbon-cutting ceremony this week, we pick our Top 15 Movies Filmed in New Mexico.
And don't miss tonight's Secret's Out with Leonard Maltin, coming to you from our new studios in Albuquerque and featuring an interview with Governor Bill Richardson.
Posted 04.24.09 by reelz -
Leonard Maltin Says:
On a recent episode of Secret’s Out, I recommended The Human Stain, one of my favorite films of recent years that didn’t find the audience it deserved. One of its stars, Ed Harris, can always be counted on to give a solid performance. If you haven’t seen Pollock, which he also directed, you’ve missed one of his greatest portrayals.
Harris spent a decade preparing to make this screen biography of the fabled modern artist Jackson Pollock, who struggled for recognition in the 1940s even as he battled his inner demons. Marcia Gay Harden won an Oscar for her portrayal of the woman who put her own career on hold to nurse and nurture Pollock and help him achieve success. But with a self-destructive artist like this, the next pitfall is never far away. Pollock is a demanding but exceptional movie.
Posted 07.25.08 by reelz