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  • EWAN MCGREGOR

    Subject:
    The Ghost Writer
    Author:
    Cliff Ford
    Photographer:
    BFD
    Q&A,
    1155 words
    Synopsis:
    The critically acclaimed 38-year-old Scottish actor talks about working on his latest film, The Ghost Writer. McGregor chats about director Roman Polanski's directing style, Roman's legal problems and inability to travel, discusses the film's subject's matter, talks about his feelings towards politics, his views on patriotism and if he would ever consider writing his own autobiography.
    Quote:
    “I'm not that interested in politicians. In fact, I'm completely uninterested in politicians.”
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  • GERARD BUTLER

    Subject:
    The Bounty Hunter; Law Abiding Citizen
    Author:
    Alan Nichols
    Photographer:
    Sony Pictures
    Q&A,
    2233 words
    Synopsis:
    The Scottish hunk who has become Hollywood's hottest leading man thank to his role in “300,” “The Ugly Truth,” “Gamer,” the soon-to-be-released “Law Abiding Citizen' and “The Bounty,” his 2010 romantic comedy with Jennifer Aniston, gets on the phone with Alan Nichols about the trials and tribulations of doing his own stunts, working with Jennifer Aniston, and future projects.
    Quote:
    “I don't want to change, but the more successful I get, it does get harder and harder.“
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  • SHIA LABEOUF

    Subject:
    Wall Street 2
    Author:
    Maria Flynn
    Photographer:
    20th Century Fox
    Q&A,
    4279 words
    Synopsis:
    Shia LaBeouf talks about preparation of his latest film Wall Street, money never sleeps, working with, and life after Oliver Stone, acting amidst Oscar Winners, his youth in the slums, the happiness of having money and why he thinks fame is a sham.
    Quote:
    “Fame doesn't really do anything for you. What it does? It takes away your mystery which makes it harder for you to sustain the suspension of disbelieve. Now we want to know everything about actors. The distance is the magic. And once that evaporates it's not magical anymore.”
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