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<\/a>(L to R) Michael C. Hall, Dane DeHaan, Daniel Radcliffe. Photo by Karen Salkin.<\/p><\/div>\n
10\/4\/13<\/strong> Harry Potter<\/em>‘s Daniel Radcliffe<\/strong>, Dexter<\/em>‘s Michael C. Hall<\/strong>, and In Treatment<\/em>‘s Dane DeHaan<\/strong>, speaking after the first industry screaming of their indie film, Kill Your Darlings<\/em>, in West Hollywood. (If you missed my review of it, you can read it here: itsnotaboutme.tv\/news\/movie-review-kill-your-darlings<\/a>.) Even though none of them were exactly what I would call entertaining, it was kind of interesting to see Daniel Radcliffe in person. I was totally disappointed, though, when he said that all the smoking in the film didn’t bother him because…he is a smoker! Perhaps that’s why he’s so short. At least he was a tad charming when he told the groaning assemblage that his parents are even more disappointed about his bad habit then we were.<\/p>\n Robert Redford. Does that guy look almost eighty to you??? Photo by Karen Salkin.<\/p><\/div>\n 10\/6\/13 Robert Redford<\/strong>!!! OMG! Now, that’s a true movie star. He spoke after the first industry screening of his new film, All Is Lost<\/em>, in West Hollywood. The funny thing is that, even though he’s far from the most loquacious person I’ve ever seen, his half-hour of answering questions was about thirty-fold the number of lines he spoke in the movie. Here’s a spoiler alert about the film: Redford is the sole actor in it, and he speaks about only eight lines in the whole almost-two hours. (If you missed my review of it, you can read it here: itsnotaboutme.tv\/news\/movie-review-all-is-lost<\/a>.) But he certainly held my attention, both in the film and speaking graciously after it.<\/p>\n (L to R) Matthew McConaughey, Jennifer Garner, and Jared Leto. Photo by Karen Salkin.<\/p><\/div>\n 10\/13\/13<\/strong> An interesting group of actors, Matthew McConaughey<\/strong>, Jared Leto<\/strong>, \u00a0and Jennifer Garner<\/strong>, doing the Q&A after an industry screening of their new film, Dallas Buyers Club<\/em>, in Hollywood. And surprisingly, each one was entertaining in his or her own way. (That \u201csurprisingly\u201d was for Jennifer.) Props to Jared, by the way, for honoring his commitment to be there, despite being sick as a dog! It was a successful panel, for a wonderfully important movie. (If you missed my review of it, you can read it here: itsnotaboutme.tv\/news\/movie-review-dallas-buyers-club<\/a>.)<\/p>\n Richard and Elizabeth Sherman. Photo by Karen Salkin.<\/p><\/div>\n 10\/16\/13<\/strong> Disney’s songwriter extraordinaire, Richard Sherman<\/strong>, and his lovely wife Elizabeth, at the Freud Playhouse on the UCLA campus for the opening of When You Wish<\/em>, the new musical about Walt Disney’s beginnings. Richard, a pretty tall man, told me that he’s being portrayed by the diminutive Jason Schwartzman in the new film Saving Mr. Banks<\/em>, so keep that image in mind when you see it.<\/p>\n 10\/17\/13<\/strong> An interesting mix of celebrities at the breakfast for the Media Access Awards at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills. There were not only presenters and honorees, such as Fred<\/strong> Willard<\/strong>, Marlee Matlin<\/strong>, Lauren Potter<\/strong> of Glee<\/em>, Greg Grunberg<\/strong> late of Heroes<\/em>, and RJ Mitte<\/strong> of Breaking Bad<\/em>, but also working actresses (and SAG-AFTRA execs) Gabrielle Carteris<\/strong> and Amy Aquino<\/strong>.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/a><\/a>