Jones talks about her first on-screen nude scenes.
Shia talks about preparing for his role in "Charlie Countryman."
Film.com weighs in on the Alexander Skarsgard, Ellen Page, Brit Marling film.
Franco discusses the taboos surrounding his three sex-filled films.
Film.com reviews "The Lifeguard" at Sundance.
"I'll Let You Know," he says.
Woodley describes why she signed on for the young adult adaptation.
Meyer has no interest in a "Twilight" vacation.
There's nothing "shocking" about the sex in his Sundance drama he says.
Radcliffe stuns in "Kill Your Darlings."
Grohl joined Stevie Nicks, more for an epic performance in Park City.
No one is more fun than Daniel Radcliffe.
"Spider-Man has always been my favorite superhero, since I was a little girl" Woodley says.
Watts gives us an update on the film at Sundance.
Cera explains that he has been writing for upcoming episodes of "Arrested Development."
The fest features performances by Dave Grohl's all-star band, Nas and Afrojack.
As we begin to hit the Park City slopes, these are the films we can't wait to see.
Kutcher's role as the Apple founder is one of the festival's most-buzzed about films.
Grohl is bringing his "Sound City" doc to Sundance this week.
Film.com chooses the 20 films most likely to break through at Sundance.
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