Actors

Interview with Yvette Gonzalez-Nacer

8/10/2011
Melissa Goldstein

If you have a preschooler then it’s very likely you have heard of Yvette Gonzalez-Nacer, also known as “Kiki,” from Nickelodeon’s musical television show The Fresh Beat Band. The Cuban actress started her career touring with Engelbert Humperdinck and has had numerous successful acting roles both on Broadway and on television. She plays three musical instruments (violin, piano and guitar) and speaks more than four different languages. Her critics have described her as “a performer of great charm and versatility, dramatically and musically.”

Marsha Mason

12/2/2010
Jaclyn Baldovin
Marsha Mason is a talented and versatile actress who has starred in numerous films, television series and theater productions. TheCelebrityCafe.com’s Jaclyn Baldovin spoke to Mason about her roles as an actress, her experience directing and her Resting in the River organic product line.

TheCelebrityCafe.com: I know you’ve played roles on television shows, including As the World Turns and Army Wives. Can you tell me about some of those roles? What was your favorite?

An Interview with 'MacGruber' Star Jasper Cole

3/12/2010
Matthew Bentel

Jasper Cole is a man of many talents. You've seen him on hit series such as CSI, Everybody Hates Chris, The Forgotten with Christian Slater, and much more. This spring he appears in MacGruber, the big screen take on Saturday Night Live's spoof on MacGyver with Will Forte and Val Kilmer. Jasper spoke with TheCelebrityCafe.com's Matthew Bentel about MacGruber, playing the bad guy, and persevering in Hollywood.

Dean Cain

12/24/2009
Alisha Prakash

Dean Cain rocketed to fame as Superman in the hit television series Lois and Clark. Since then he's been a constant presence in film and television series. This holiday season, Dean returns to the Hallmark Channel in The Three Gifts. Dean spoke with TheCelebrityCafe.com's Alisha Prakash about the joy of Christmas movies, family, and life as one of the hardest-working men in Hollywood.

Alisha Prakash: Could you give our readers a little something about what the movie is about?

Meital Dohan

10/20/2009
Robyn Chelsea-Seifert
Meital Dohan is a tour de force. The Israeli-born actress received critical acclaim in her native country for her prestigious work both on stage and film. In 2000 she won the Israeli Theater Award for Most Promising Actress and two years later was nominated for an Ophir (the Academy Award in Israel) earning praise for her role in 'God's Sandbox.'

Her work in the U.S. has been just as captivating. Joining the Emmy Award-winning Showtime series Weeds in 2006 as the seductive rabbinical administrator Yael Hoffman, Meital received favorable reviews for her performance. She then collaborated with Soprano actor John Ventimiglia in the off-Broadway production of Stitching, and will soon debut on the zombie noir web series Woke Up Dead with Jon Heder.

Thomas Jane

10/2/2009
Marjorie Quinn
Thomas Jane is an actor best known for the films 'The Punisher' and 'Deep Blue Sea,' and currently stars on the HBO dramatic comedy series 'Hung.' He is now directing. He directs and stars in his new thriller, 'Dark Country.' He spoke with TheCelebrityCafe's Marjorie Quinn about his new movie and some of the new projects he will be working on.

Marjorie Quinn: Dark Country is about a couple's honeymoon that takes an unexpected turn when they rescue a car crash survivor. What would you like the audience to take away from the film?

Thomas Jane: I made this movie on a dime. I wanted to prove that you 3D wasn't just for the blockbuster or the children's animated movie; 3D could be used in a dramatic way to tell a story. The DVD is in 2D so you will not take that away from the film.

Wayne Brady

9/12/2008
Dominick A. Miserandino

Wayne Brady is best known for being a comic, but his real passion is in singing. He will release his debut album A Long Time Comingthis September, and features covers of some all-time favorites. TheCelebrityCafe.com's Dominick Miserandino spoke with Wayne about music and performing.


DM: I saw the track list for the album. How did you take so many styles and narrow it down?

WB: I went with the songs that I wanted to sing. I wish I had more of a scientific answer. We went with songs to go with change.

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