Interviews

PAUL REISER: THE THING ABOUT FALK

By | September 2005

PAUL REISER ON “THE THING ABOUT MY FOLKS!” Gabbing with comedian, actor, and writer Paul Reiser is a pleasantly ego-free experience. He gushes excitedly about Peter Falk, his co-star in “The Thing About my Folks…”

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PAUL REISER: THE THING ABOUT FALK

Gabbing with comedian, actor, and writer Paul Reiser is a pleasantly ego-free experience. The gregarious, curly-haired star of TV’s “Mad About You”...

DAVID STERRITT: THE BEATS GO ON

In the late 1950s and early 1960s, a group of writers led by Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg and William S. Burroughs revolutionized American literature with...

JOSH RUBIN AND JEREMY LUBIN: WILD MAN’S BLUES

Which current film does the best job of squeezing tear ducts and prompting a misty-eyed case of the weepies? Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants? Cinderella...

DAVID REDMON: BEADS, BOOBS AND GLOBALIZATION

Can there be a downer side to Mardi Gras other than the inevitable killer hangover the day after? Yes, there can and David Redmon shows us the way. It's...

MAD MATTHEWZ GETS A REAL JOB

Do you remember the group Digable Planets? I remember the group Digable Planets. Now, Ishmael Butler from Digable Planets can be found playing a slacker...

DANIEL BOURLA: THE LOST GEM CALLED "THE NOAH"

Some months ago, I devoted one of my weekly “Bootleg Files” to a film called The Noah. If you never heard of “The Noah,” that is understandable:...

GREGORY PAKIS AND GARTH PETRIDIS: METHOD TO THE MADNESS

In 2001, Melbourne based filmmaker Gregory Pakis was contacted by his cousin Garth Petridis from jail to turn his life story into a film. Garth Petridis...

ELIJAH WOOD: SHEDDING LIGHT ON EVERYTHING IS ILLUMINATED

Wood was an unknown, prepubescent whippersnapper when he first attracted the attention of filmgoers in movies like “Avalon” and “Internal Affairs,”...

ELIJAH WOOD: SHEDDING LIGHT ON EVERYTHING IS ILLUMINATED

Frodo Baggins might be a hobbit hero in Middle Earth, but picture this frail, “differently-formed” oddball trying to cut it in our contemporary,...

MICHAEL SHOWALTER: THE ODD MAN OUT

There's a square in every love triangle. "The Baxter" re-invents the mush-ball love story, focusing instead on the poor sap left at the altar. With much...

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