Philip Seymour Hoffman
A beanie?
To the Academy Awards?
Where you're a nominee?
Is that how you prove you're an artiste?
We get it; awards are meaningless to you because you're all about "The Work" and keeping it real, but have some class, man.
–Sasha Perl-Raver
What is the opposite of doubt? Is it certainty? Belief? Or is it hope?
When John Patrick Shanley decided to bring Doubt, his Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award winning play, to the screen as both the film’s director and writer, he tackled the project, which he called “the hardest script I ever wrote,” with a tremendous amount of love, trust and belief that the adaptation could soar as the stage production had.
Michael Caine felt extra chatty at the Toronto Film Festival where he’s promoting Is There Anybody There? The Batman star spilled some major casting beans.