Evan Rachel Wood ("Thirteen") and Erika Christensen ("The Perfect Score") play sisters in writer/director Mike Binder's "The Upside of Anger," based very loosely on Binder's childhood. Binder's experience of being raised by divorced parents inspired him to write about how a family copes with anger and other strong emotions. In these interviews, Wood and Christensen talk about their onscreen mom, Joan Allen, and working with Kevin Costner:

Interview with Evan Rachel Wood from the Movie "The Upside of Anger" Starring Kevin Costner and Joan Allen

Erika Christensen Talks About "The Upside of Anger" and "Flight Plan" with Jodie Foster

Kevin Costner Discusses "The Upside of Anger"
Kevin Costner and baseball movies seem to go together like, well, baseball and apple pie. In the dramatic movie, "The Upside of Anger," Costner once again takes on the role of a baseball player, though this time around his character's a retired jock who now works as a radio DJ. How does he feel about portraying yet another baseball player on the big screen? Costner talks about that and about working with Joan Allen and a cast made up of mostly women in this interview for "The Upside of Anger."

Kevin Costner Talks About the Movies "The Upside of Anger" and "Rumor Has It"

"The Upside of Anger" Photo Gallery

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Lauren Graham was last seen on the big screen opposite Billy Bob Thornton in "Bad Santa" where she played a bartender who was sexually attracted to men in Santa suits. In "The Pacifier," Graham's character is much more controlled about her urges, but she still manages to end up with the guy. As Vin Diesel's onscreen love interest, Graham not only gets to bat her eyelashes and play the romantic lead, she also gets in on a little of the action by showing off some smooth hand-to-hand combat skills.

Lauren Graham Talks About "The Pacifier" Movie and Working with Vin Diesel

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Interview with Vin Diesel, the Star of the Comedy Movie "The Pacifier"

"The Pacifier" Photo Gallery

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