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Bleed for This

Miles Teller, Keleigh Sperry

Exclusive: Miles Teller on His Most Physically Demanding Role Ever

The in-demand actor tells us about his game changing role as Vinny Pazienza in "Bleed For This," and his 30th birthday plans.
By Zachary Weiss
(L-R) Ciaran Hinds, Miles Teller and Aaron Eckhart in Bleed for This.

‘Bleed for This’ Is an Honest, Compelling Chapter in Sports-Movie History

It’s so well made that 'Bleed for This' won me over despite my aversion to timeworn sports pictures.
By Rex Reed
Aaron Eckhart

Aaron Eckhart: The Hero With at Least Two Faces

Aaron Eckhart wants to show me some skin. We’re tucked away in the back of L’Ermitage hotel in Beverly Hills in the early afternoon, where Eckhart is nursing a Diet Coke, despite engaging the sommelier for a good 10 minutes in fluent French. The 48-year-old actor—known for his roles as charming if morally ambiguous characters, like Harvey Dent (or Two-Face) in The Dark Knight, a slick tobacco lobbyist in Thank You for Smoking and the sociopathic Neil LaBute’s In the Company of Men—sticks his arm out for me to inspect. He’s smiling in a way that underlines the basic premise of his appeal: With that cleft chin, that matinee idol swoosh of blond hair, the rugged stubble, who could resist taking Eckhart up on the chance to touch him?

By Drew Grant

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