Best Performances - The most remarkable moments in film this past year weren’t 3-D action sequences but characters so real they hurt. Here, the actors who made us believe.
Natalie Portman in “Black Swan”
“The movie that I watched the most when I was growing up was Dirty Dancing. I always loved Penny, probably because I was really like Baby. I was a Jewish girl from a Jewish family, so of course I liked the tall, skinny blond girl.”
Jesse Eisenberg in “The Social Network”
“I started acting to be included in a group, because I felt excluded in school. The final product was out of my control, so it didn’t really matter to me. I just liked being in a group of people that didn’t kick my shin.”
Justin Timberlake & Andrew Garfield in “The Social Network”
“What if Mark Zuckerberg and Sean Parker suffered from the same insecurity and fear and paranoia? Mark dealt with those feelings by inventing Facebook. And my character, Sean Parker, invented Sean Parker. He created his own persona.”—Justin Timberlake
“I found The Goonies very inspiring. I identified with every character: Mikey, the leader; Mouth, the trickster; Data, the inventor; and Chunk, this lovely, beautiful, sad, misunderstood, slightly larger kid. The Goonies is boys needing to be boys on their path to manhood. It’s a classic.”—Andrew Garfield
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Justin Timberlake & Mila Kunis On Set: Friends with Benefits
Kicking off another workday, Justin Timberlake and Mila Kunis were spotted on the set of “Friends with Benefits” in New York City.The “SexyBack” singer and the “Forgetting Sarah Marshall” hottie looked serious as they filmed scenes in Central Park while the paparazzi looked on.
In career news, Justin appears on the new Sheryl Crow album 100 Miles From Memphis, singing a duet on the cover of “Sign Your Name,” originally by Terence Trent D’Arby.Following his studio session with Sheryl, Timberlake told press, "It's dope, I like her voice so much."
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In career news, Justin appears on the new Sheryl Crow album 100 Miles From Memphis, singing a duet on the cover of “Sign Your Name,” originally by Terence Trent D’Arby.Following his studio session with Sheryl, Timberlake told press, "It's dope, I like her voice so much."
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