james marsden

Honestly, if you're looking for the typical raunchy, envelope-pushing Russell Brand, that's not what you're going to find here, though you probably shouldn't have expected as much

Elizabeth Perkins will join James Marsden in the live action end of Illumination Entertainment and Universal’s hybrid comedy, Hop. Marsden will play an unemployed and unmotivated guy

Death at a Funeral has been repurposed as a Chris Rock vehicle and so in an effort to understand why I've decided to let both versions duke it out, head to head, in a scene by scene comparison

James Marsden has signed on to star in comedy called I Hop, which is not at all about the wacky hijinks of International House of Pancakes employees serving drunks syrup after 3am

I'm still excited about Rod Lurie's Straw Dogs remake primarily because it seems to offer James Marsden a chance to break out of the baby-blues matinee icon roles he's generally associated with

For the last few years James Marsden has been stealthily establishing himself as a bankable actor. Now it's time for the transition into drama, and Marsden has taken the lead role in Straw Dogs