WhatsUpHollywood.com interviewed Spike Lee about his film Oldboy and the famous director discusses the difference between remakes and reinterpretations. Also, Lee tells us what the original film’s director, Chan-wook Park, …
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“Hours” video interview with Paul Walker, Genesis Rodriguez and Eric Heisserer
By: WhatsUpHollywood.com December 4, 2013
In this video interview for Hours, the late Paul Walker (who sadly passed away just before the film’s release) talks about the film’s deep impact of a father trying to …
One of Paul Walker’s best films: “Hours”
By: Izumi Hasegawa December 2, 2013
Paul Walker played Nolan who just lost his wife but has a baby daughter who needs special help in Hours. Nolan must do everything he can to save his daughter …
Giveaway: “The Hunger Games: Catching Fire” soundtrack CD
By: WhatsUpHollywood.com December 2, 2013
To celebrate The Hunger Games: Catching Fire in theaters now, WhatsUpHollywood.com is giving away The Hunger Games: Catching Fire soundtrack! Follow these 3 steps to join this contest: 1. Sign …
Exclusive interview with Edward James Olmos
By: Izumi Hasegawa November 29, 2013
In our exclusive WhatsUpHollywood.com video interview with Edward James Olmos, the actor talks about everything from life in the industry to some of his more famous past roles in Blade …
“Go for Sisters” exclusive interview with cast and director
By: Izumi Hasegawa November 25, 2013
In this exclusive WhatsUpHollywood.com video interview for Go for Sisters, we spoke to writer/director John Sayles, and actors LisaGay Hamilton and Edward James Olmos. Not only do they give us …
“The Hunger Games: Catching Fire” stars Jennifer Lawrence and Liam Hemsworth chat celebrity culture
By: Izumi Hasegawa November 22, 2013
When I watched The Hunger Games, the first movie in the series, I felt it was kind of the same idea as the Japanese film Battle Royale. However, when I …
“Go for Sisters” is for the patient crime drama enthusiast
By: Ricky Mora November 20, 2013
The very well experienced and accomplished writer/director John Sayles writes and directs a sort of mystery story, hinting at race relations, and the piecing together of a parole officer named …








