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This might be a good place to stop - I am not tied contractually to any more Spider-Man movies." Tobey Maguire casually lobs this little hand-grenade into our conversation. What does he mean, "a good place to stop"? Tobey Maguire is Spider-Man. He can't stop. Can he? It's hard to imagine Maguire hanging up the Spandex suit for good. He's done almost nothing else since he took the role in the first Spider-Man film in 2002, which kicked off one of the most successful franchises in Hollywood history. It earned him $17 million for the second film and a good deal more for number three, not due for release until spring 2007 and expected to be a genuine blockbuster. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

OCCASIONALLY, very occasionally, says Helen Mirren, you see the Queen's personality shine in her face. " What ' s behind comes forward, right to the front of her face, into her eyes, and usually that's around animals and I'm sure also with her family," says Mirren. "But we don't get to see that very often." [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Adrien Brody spends a lot of his new thriller trussed up in a straitjacket, locked in the drawer of a morgue, like a corpse. "There would be extended periods of time where I would be put in that drawer," he says. "I would intentionally stay in the straitjacket if it was a relatively short set-up time, like half an hour or so, just sitting there, immobilised. It was useful for me, and disturbing." [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]