Clifton Collins Jr.

I have a soft spot for Clifton Collins Jr., and there’s something about Little League baseball that makes it hard to keep up your cynicism. His new film, The Perfect Game, come out on April 16th, and it looks like a lot of fun. Being that the film isn’t popping up every few minutes, especially with the wave of big-budget items elbowing their way into your vision right now, I wanted to make sure you got a chance at some clips. The first glance impression may be that this is a simple, though...Read Full Story

“I am little scattered brained right now,” says Clifton Collins Jr. in our phone conversation this afternoon. Over the past year Clif has become an awesome friend and supporter of Fusedfilm.com and when he asked me to talk with him about his upcoming projects, how could I say no? Scatter brained is simply a comment on one of the hardest working actors who says that “variety is what I love.” There is no doubt he has variety in his career ranging from genre roles like a Romulan in Star Trek to...Read Full Story

One of my favorite people in Hollywood is signing on to a really big antipated film. Character actor, Clifton Collins Jr. has signed on for Guillermo del Toro’s Pacific Rim. He will star alongside Charlie Hunnam, Ildris Elba and Charlie Day. The alien invasion story set in Japan and is being scripted by Travis Beacham. The story is set in “a future in which malevolent creatures threaten the earth, the planet must band together and use highly advanced technology to eradicate the growing menace...Read Full Story

One of our favorite actors and friends, Clifton Collins Jr., who has been awesome week in and week out on the NBC series The Event, has been set to star in the horror project known as Hellbenders for director J.T. Petty. The horror movie centers on a group of demon hunters in Brooklyn, who are trying to take down a supernatural entity. Clancy Brown and Dan Fogler have also been tapped to star in Hellbenders. J.T. Petty will direct from his own screenplay, which is based on his graphic novel...Read Full Story

Clifton Collins Jr., the smooth-faced and not to mention handsome and versatile actor of German-Mexican heritage recently discussed the legendary actor Pedro Gonzalez Gonzalez, who’s also his great grandfather with the San Antonio Current Curblog. Let’s listen: Is that something you learned from your grandfather since some people might say he wasn’t as lucky in terms of landing diverse roles? “I’d have to disagree with that. A Mexican American Tejano who couldn’t read or write and who became...Read Full Story

Clifton Collins Jr hit the red carpet at the premiere of “The Three Stooges” and stopped by to chat with StarCam on his way in. He filled us in on what some of his favorite shows were when he was growing up! Clifton loved The Three Stooges” and favored Curly in particular, but he was also a fan of Little Rascals. Check out the full interview with him for all the exclusive details involving how his grandpa got his start in the business!Read Full Story

The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce president Leron Gubler honored Clifton Collins Jr.'s late grandfather - Pedro Gonzalez Gonzalez - with a posthumous star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at 1555 Vine Street in Hollywood, California. Samuel L. Jackson, Leandra Gonzalez Gonzalez, Clifton Collins Jr., Emmanuelle Chriqui and Jason Statham attend the ceremony.WireImageClifton Collins Jr. is repped by Philip Grenz @ William Morris Agency, managers Kim Callahan and Will Ward @ ROAR, publicist Gina...Read Full Story

Clifton Collins Jr. Discusses NBC's 'The Event' (Comic Con) The newest addition to the Boondock Saints family is now coming to NBC in The Event. Check out this interview at Comic Con 2010. For more entertainment news visit www.buzzfocus.com From: buzzfocus Views: 405 2 ratings Time: 03:33 More in EntertainmentRead Full Story

Like its predecessor, The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day is a rocking, firework popping action extravaganza that doesn’t add anything deep to the series but what it does is bring us the continuation of a cult classic that after 10 years hasn’t missed a beat. It would be a disservice to harp on Troy Duffy’s issues getting this film made and the hoops it probably took for him to finally get it off the ground, but like its creator this film is messy, vulgar, violent and completely senseless...Read Full Story

Ten years is a long time to wait for any movie, and it’s even worse for a sequel. With each passing year, the likelihood that it will be any good drops exponentially, while the expectations can only continue to rise. The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day was pushed back relentlessly, on top of repeated financial backing woes, as well as the release of a documentary (Overnight, which if you haven’t seen is definitely worth checking out) in which the filmmaker, Troy Duffy, is portrayed as a...Read Full Story