Neil LaBute

June 18, 2009 at 6:33am PST

Tags: Ashton Kutcher, Broadway, Daniel Radcliffe, Demi Moore, Fat Pig, Jeremy Piven, Neil LaBute, Nixon, Play, Twitter

Photos: splashnewsonline.com

Lots of Hollywood actors and actresses take on the Broadway scene – Katie Holmes and David Radcliffe to name a couple, and now Ashton Kutcher.

Mr. Demi Moore has reportedly been offered the starring role in Neil LaBute’s play Fat Pig.

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Behind the Scenes of Lakeview Terrace

September 19, 2008 at 5:48am PST

Tags: Behind the Scenes, Denzel Washington, Disturbia, In the Company of Men, Kerry Washington, Lakeview Terrace, Neil LaBute, Nurse Betty, Patrick Wilson, Samuel L. Jackson, Training Day

Photos: Sony Pictures

Neil LaBute isn’t afraid of controversy, as anyone who’s seen his debut, In the Company of Men, can attest. His latest directorial effort, Lakeview Terrace, a contrived, derivative thriller that’s sadly devoid of thrills (in case you’re wondering, it’s a total “Skip it”) that centers on issues of race, marriage and the abuse of power; complex topics LaBute had to address while maintaining the film’s PG-13 rating.

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