Getting laughs can be a challenge when you’re starring alongside professional funnymen Tracy Morgan, Martin Lawrence and Chris Rock.
So what’s an actor to do? If you’re James Marsden, who stars in Death at a Funeral, opening today, you creatively lose your mind.
“I’ve never taken acid or any hard drug,” Marsden, 36, says. “My wife (former Days of Our Lives actress Lisa Linde) tried to get me to take a mushroom, but I was too scared. Instead I watched a documentary on the man who invented LSD. But the most important research I gathered was from the crewmembers. I asked them about their acid trips in the 1960s and 1970s.”
For Marsden, the role was liberating.
“In my most private moments I might show some of those facial expressions,” he says. “If I ever felt there was anything crazy in me, this was the opportunity to let it out.
“It was an interesting exercise to see how far out of your mind you could get while being sober.” Read more… »
Source: MovieSet.com
Well today I have added the video archive to the site. I only have added one video to it but I play on adding some more after this weekend. Take a look and tell me what you think. More updates on the way!
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The Big Bang Theory’s Kaley Cuoco will make the jump to the big screen, starring in the live-action/CG-animated comedy I Hop (no relation to the breakfast chain… we think). The story follows an unemployed slacker (James Marsden) who injures the Easter Bunny’s son and must help him recover. Cuoco will play Marsden’s sister, who lets her brother live with her when he gets kicked out by his parents. Hold up! We know that this is a kid’s movie about the Easter Bunny’s son of all things and belief must be suspended, but how is a 36-year-old dude who looks like James Marsden unemployed and living at home? Source
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I have created an new layout for the site. It took me some time and I did some things different then I usely do. I will get all the side pages up by the weekend. And the gallery will be updated soon also. More updates on the way!
Hey Everyone I am the new webmaster. I will be putting a new layout up soon on both the main site and the gallery. Keep a look out for it!
James attended Comic-Con 2009 – Day 2 on July 24th. Added images to the gallery. Enjoy!
Added images from the event Yogen Fruz At The EB Medical Research Foundation Event – 28 Jun that James attended.
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Check out the trailer for the upcoming Marsden/Cameron Diaz horror The Box, out around Halloween. Synopsis: A small wooden box arrives on the doorstep of a married couple, who open it and become instantly wealthy. Little do they realize that opening the box also kills someone they do not know.
source: justjared
The Coalition for Pulmonary Fibrosis (CPF) is pleased to announce the airing of an interview with actor James Marsden on Country Music Television (CMT)’s CMT Insider show on Saturday, May 2 at 1:30 EDT/PDT and 12:30 p.m. CDT. The interview was taped at the recent “A Night of Burnin’ Love” CPF fundraising event hosted by the family of the late Dennis Linde in Nashville at the Musician’s Hall of Fame.
Dennis Linde, the hugely successful songwriter who wrote “Burnin’ Love,” a song recorded by Elvis, along with numerous other major musical hits, died from pulmonary fibrosis (PF) in 2006. Marsden was Dennis Linde’s son-in-law and is married to Linde’s daughter, actress and soap-opera star Lisa Linde.
The interview with Marsden, who starred in movies such as 27 Dresses, Enchanted, The Notebook and X-Men, focuses on his Hollywood career and also shares details of his connection to country music through Mr. Linde and his wife, Lisa. CMT recorded Marsden’s performances of Linde songs, “The Love She Found in Me”, originally recorded by country and Broadway artist Gary Morris and “Callin’ Baton Rouge” recorded by Garth Brooks. During the CPF event, CMT interviewed Marsden about his family’s tragic experience with PF along with his concerns that his wife and his children could be at risk for the deadly lung disease. Read more… »