A conversation with actor Ben Foster

with Ben Foster
in Movies, TV & Theater
on Thursday, September 13, 2007 * * * * *

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A conversation with actor Ben Foster about his film 3:10 to Yuma.

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    1. beadme15  09/21/2008 08:42 PM Report

      Ben Foster in 3:10 to Yuma!! Wonderful film...great acting from a another Bostonian!!

      His portrayal of Charlie Prince was chilling, inventive and soulful. I loved him in this film!! Please do more westerns!!

      Mr. Crowe, is not bad ...either!!

    2. Jessica  06/05/2008 05:56 PM Report

      Ben Foster is amazing. He has come so far since Disney's "Flash Forward". I can't wait to see what else he chooses to do with his career.

    3. Pivos  03/09/2008 03:43 PM Report

      Many thanks to Ben Foster for his acting in 3:10 to Yuma! Watching the film,he really made me scared. Simply,a great performance,a great actor! I guess,his Charlie rewrote the 'Western movies bad guys'history!

    4. Tricia R  03/06/2008 10:48 PM Report

      ben foster is one of the best new actors around...i found this interview very engaging and he seems to be quite a down to earth, sensitive young man. i look forward to his next movie, and i have a feeling we will be seeing a lot more of this wonderful talented actor.

    5. Stefanie B  11/30/2007 04:26 AM Report

      This man is a genious, an acting God.

    6. Rosalee  09/26/2007 08:41 PM Report

      I found this interview quite interesting. I was drawn to Charlie in the film. It seemed as tho it might have been just another western had it not been for Foster. Charlie reminded me a bit of

      Michael Biehn in Tombstone. Totally memorable after all the years.

    7. Carol J  09/25/2007 04:47 PM Report

      Charlie, thanks for the interviews with James Mangold and Ben Foster. I decided to go see the film and enjoyed. It was a little too much violence for me but Crowe, Bales and Foster did a fantastic job. Whatever you do, do not tell what happens to Charlie Prince, that scene makes me believe I did see the Glen Ford, Van Heflin film long ago!!!!!!