Sometimes what is brutally obvious to an outsider can, and does, leave the closest to a situation heartbreakingly oblivious. Phoebe in Wonderland dives head-first into this very scenario

British actor Ben Kingsley has urged film bosses to stop hiring actors with too many personal issues - because their problems hinder their big-screen performances. The You Kill Me star fears actors take on roles to distract them from their real-life problems when they should be dealing with their foibles away from film sets.

In Evan Almighty, television anchorman-turned-U.S. congressman Evan Baxter (Steve Carell) relocates his family from Buffalo to Northern Virginia, and God (Morgan Freeman) reveals to him that a devastating flood is coming and the planet is about to be cleansed once again. Also on DVD: Surf's Up, 28 Weeks Later, Reign Over Me, and You Kill Me.

Ben Kingsley is in final negotiations to play a Doctor Who villain in the fourth series of the British sci-fi show, according to reports. The You Kill Me star will fit his TV role as half-man, half-machine Davros around his upcoming marriage to Daniela Lavender in September.

Ben Kingsley wishes he could retain the information he gathers for film roles because he regrets forgetting how to play chess and certain spiritual exercises he learned to play Gandhi.

Ben Kingsley has a new-found respect for recovering alcoholics after working with one on a recent film. The star is refusing to name names but admits a fellow actor, who he teamed up with on a film last year, left him tremendously impressed with his efforts to stay sober.

Actress Tea Leoni is so smitten with her latest co-star, Ben Kingsley, she's convinced she would have married him if she'd met him 11 years ago. The Fun With Dick & Jane star met and married David Duchovny 10 years ago, but fears she'd be Mrs. Kingsley now if the British actor had come calling. Unfortunately, she only met the Gandhi star when she started working with him on new movie You Kill Me.

An alcoholic hit-man from Buffalo sent to the West Coast in order to dry out finds his quest to stay off the bottle complicated when he accepts a job at a small mortuary and comes face to face with the relative of a recent target. Ben Kingsley, Luke Wilson, and Tea Leoni star in a dark crime comedy penned by writing partners Christopher Markus and ... Continue Summary Cast and Crew / Trailer / More