Mark Duplass likes to work — and the more job titles, the better. In 2012 alone, he appeared in four movies, doubled as a producer on one of them ("Safety Not Guaranteed"), did his usual 13 epis...
Here's a combination that I never would have expected.
The Duplass Brothers are on fire right now, working incredibly hard and putting out something like 85 movies a year. Okay, maybe that's an exaggeration, ...
It's not quite accurate to call this the "new" film from the Duplass Brothers.
That's actually "Jeff, Who Lives At Home." Or "Kevin," a documentary that they also recently fi...
At this point, I'm starting to suspect there are more than two Duplass brothers.
It's really the only way to explain their almost absurd level of productivity recently. Since "Cyrus" played Sundance...
There are worse ways to spend a Saturday than chatting with Susan Sarandon and Judy Greer.
Both of them were part of the same press day for their new film "Jeff Who Lives At Home," and I was excited to di...
I feel like there are certain people I've interviewed to the point of familiarity, and in each case, I'm glad it's these people that are the ones I see over and over.
It becomes easier and easier to just pic...
Fraternal writer-director duo and Sundance faves Jay and Mark Duplass may be slowly going mainstream -- first with 2010's Jonah Hill dramedy "Cyrus," and now with this month's "Jeff Who Lives at Home,&q...
"Red Lights" co-star Elizabeth Olsen at the film's Sundance premiere. Her film debut, "Martha Marcy May Marlene," caused a stir at last year's event.
Just pretend you don't see the hand of the guy or gal who's pulling Kermit's strings inside the car. Actually, it's probably just his publicist.
To be honest, I think we went overboard. But for good reason.
I mean, four hours of podcasting in one week? Good lord. Sure, that first podcast had no less than five interviews from the Toronto Mi...
