Daniel Day-Lewis
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‘Lincoln’ Women: How Sally Field and Gloria Reuben Stole Daniel Day-Lewis’ Show
Let us now praise "Lincoln"s' not-as-famous women
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‘Lincoln’ Reviews: Is Steven Spielberg’s Biopic Oscar-Worthy?
"Lincoln," with a cast that includes Daniel Day-Lewis and Sally Field, has high hopes for Oscar night
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Steven Spielberg at ‘Lincoln’ Premiere: ‘It’s Not About Towncars or the Tunnel in N.Y.’
Oprah shows up for "Lincoln" as NBC’s “The Voice” celebrates ratings win over "X Factor" with judges performing at a party.
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‘Skyfall’ Meets ‘Lincoln’ at Box Office: Why Hollywood Is Watching
Sony's "Skyfall" is looking at $75M in its debut, "Lincoln" just over $1M, but Hollywood is paying close attention to both bows
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‘Lincoln’ Review: Riveting Tale Separates the Man from the Monument
Daniel Day-Lewis, with the help of Steven Spielberg and Tony Kushner, converts the mythic Great Emancipator into a flesh-and-blood human being
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‘Lincoln’ Trailer Shows Civil War Clashes
Dreamworks released new trailer for 'Lincoln,' starring Daniel Day-Lewis, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Sally Fields and Tommy Lee Jones
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Teaser for ‘Lincoln’ Trailer Debuts With Daniel Day-Lewis, Gettysburg Address Voice-Over
Steven Spielberg's "Lincoln" co-stars Sally Field, Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Tommy Lee Jones (Updated)
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‘Justified’s’ Walton Goggins Joins Cast of Spielberg’s ‘Lincoln’
Goggins will play Wells A. Hutchins, an Ohio congressman who voted to abolish slavery
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David Strathairn Joins DreamWorks’ ‘Lincoln’
Steven Spielberg is directing the movie, which stars Daniel Day-Lewis as the nation’s 16th president
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Daniel Day-Lewis Is Spielberg’s ‘Lincoln’
Long delayed project was originally supposed to star Liam Neeson, filming begins in 2011
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‘Mad Men’s’ Jared Harris to Play Moriarty in ‘Sherlock Holmes 2’
Warner Bros. is set to release Guy Ritchie’s sequel on Dec. 16, 2011
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Fun, Games, Awards — and a Dazed Mariah (Video)
“Some of you getting this (Carey’s speech) for YouTube?” Sean Penn asked the P.S. Filmfest crowd
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Globes Reactions: Day-Lewis ‘Delighted,’ Nancy Meyers Snoozed
And just about everyone else — from Julianne Moore to Kathryn Bigelow — is “thrilled”