debrajean

At the ends of the movies do you bother to watch the actor interviews? Sometimes I do, but I've also noticed on some they seem a little forced.

vicki2

No, I don't bother. If I'm going to watch an interview, I want to see someone do the interview who isn't as stilted as the interviewers seem to be on the end of films. It's too much a part of the whole studio thing.

Ford

Usually only comedians give good interviews. Or at least guys with a sense of humor. Will Ferrell, Jeff Goldblum and Mel Gibson would be some that I can think of off the top of my head.

EviesEarth

I usually do not watch them. I prefer the making of or the the outtakes at the end of the film.

vicki2

I like shows like Actor's Workshop and those where they're on for almost an hour. If you're interested in an actor, it's the best way to see and hear what they're about.

Stephanie2377

I never watch the actor interviews at the end. They just seem too staged and forced for my tastes. I prefer watching the outtakes and just seeing interviews on talk shows where everything is off the cuff.

Ford

As far as DVD commentaries go, Kurt Russell is the best. The Rock has had some good commentaries too.

tater03

I love Actor's Workshop. I just watched Robin Williams get interviewed on that show and it was halarious. But then I have always like Robin Williams.

vicki2

Those interviews are good ...I saw the Williams one too and he was great.
I think if you're interested in an actor or like them, seeing them for an hour is so much better than the odd clip.