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An appeal by the actor, in which he asked for a change of venue to New York from Florida and said he should have been considered for probation, was denied in July.

Marber also brings up Mamet's studiedly provocative and revolutionary book True and False: Heresy and Common Sense for the Actor, in which he pours especially poisonous scorn on Stanislavsky and his revered Method with its talk of "emotional memory", substitution and "sense memory", and its emphasis on how the actor feels inside.

A representative of Piven provided a statement on behalf of the actor, in which he denied assaulting Bellamar, to HuffPost's Yashar Ali.

Additionally, the lawsuit also cites a radio interview with the actor in which Shatner denies that Sloan is his son and says that Sloan is "apparently a lovely man who's in need of a father".

(We'll have more from Braff himself in the next day or so, via a video interview with the actor in which he explains his own motivations for making the movie).

The characterization of Neville Sinclair was inspired by movie star Errol Flynn, or rather by the image of Flynn that had been popularized by Charles Higham's unauthorized and fabricated biography of the actor, in which he asserted that Flynn was, among other things, a Nazi spy.

The film is organized around a series of tête-à-têtes among the actors in which each tries to assert their control over the other.

More controversial were Craig's ideas on the depersonalization of the actor into what he called the übermarionette ("super-marionette"), based on a new symbolic form of movement and gesture (not unlike that of the Asian actor) in which the actor's ego would not obtrude on the production's aesthetic concept.

According to a recent profile of the actor in Esquire, which asked whether Hardy is the greatest actor of his generation, after Steven Spielberg saw "Locke" at the Sundance Film Festival he called the actor with congratulations.

He claimed that one day in the newsroom, he had played Coulson a tape of a voicemail hacked from the phone of the actor Daniel Craig in which Sienna Miller said she was in the Groucho club with Jude Law.

The scripts are insistently visual, especially Wednesday's The Real Arnie Griffin by Jeff Povey, a directing debut for the actor Nigel Havers, in which the central character is a store detective who obsessively changes his appearance.