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William Forrester, once a Pulitzer Prize winning novelist...When the boys dare Jamal to break into nosy Forrester's window, Jamal accepts the challenge...plagiarism but seems to have an axe to grind with Forrester himself.
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Finding Forrester speaks softly but carries a big surprise...graced with humor and heart. As William Forrester, a reclusive, J.D. Salinger-like...earned him a prep-school scholarship. Forrester's literary mentoring means more to...
Rolling Stone
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Director Gus Van Sant delivers a drama that could have spent more time in the editing room. Clocking in at a little over two hours, it takes too long to reach its resolution that pretty much can be
Hollywood.com
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This dashing, effortlessly masculine Scottish leading man successfully escaped the profitable straitjacket of James Bond to become one of the most beloved and respected stars of contemporary
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Ever since he won the Academy of Motion Picture Art & Sciences’ Nicholl Fellowship, Mike Rich has been one of the most sought after screenwriters in Hollywood. Rich became a fellow in 1998 with his
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A baby-faced, pouty-lipped actor, Michael Pitt became a teen idol and pinup when he landed the recurring role of high school football player Henry Parker on "Dawson's Creek" (The WB) in 1999. Henry
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This experienced stage actor possesses an expressive, pock-marked face and a well-modulated speaking voice. Prior to Abraham's bravura, Oscar-winning performance as Salieri in Milos Forman's acclaimed
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Tall, handsome leading man who shot to prominence as the romantic interest of Jennifer Beals in the 1983 box office hit "Flashdance". Nouri began his career on the New York stage and paid his TV
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Oscar-nominated writer and director Gus Van Sant was a key figure on the American independent film scene of the 1980s and 1990s, offering poetic yet clear-eyed excursions through America's seamy
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