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Vincent Kartheiser - "The Riddler" Movie - He is MTV's Five Actors for the role

Webmaster — 2009-12-11T18:21:09Z

SECRET IDENTITY: Five Actors Who Could Play The Riddler
The RiddlerFrom comedian Dane Cook to the fans themselves, it seems that everybody is crossing their fingers that The Riddler will show up in the eventual sequel to "The Dark Knight."
While the villain's involvement in a third "Batman" film is far from confirmed — heck, the actual existence of "Batman 3" is speculative at this point — it's worth wondering who could play Edward Nigma should he wind up in Christopher Nolan's (...) - Reviews

Vincent Kartheiser - "Mad Men" Tv Series - Salon.com Review

Webmaster — 2008-07-26T20:36:35Z

Vincent Kartheiser as Pete Campbell in "Mad Men"
There are plenty of reasons to look forward to the second season of AMC's acclaimed drama series "Mad Men" (premieres 10 p.m. EDT Sunday). But while relishing scenes between Don Draper (Jon Hamm) and his wife, Betty (January Jones), or Draper and his cad of a boss, Roger Sterling (John Slattery), this season I find myself most drawn to scenes that feature Draper's ambitious underling Peter Campbell. Vincent Kartheiser does a great job with (...) - Reviews

Vincent Kartheiser - "Mad Men" Tv Series - Season 1 - Avclub.com Review

Webmaster — 2008-07-16T19:12:36Z

Befitting a television show about the dark art of advertising, Mad Men boasts irresistible surfaces, from the sharp suits and Good Housekeeping dresses to the fussy production design that lovingly recreates Madison Avenue in 1960. The show inhabits a world both seductive and sinister, but what sets it apart is the substance behind the shimmering exteriors. Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner imbues his ad men, suburban moms, and single gals with a depth more common to literature than television. (...) - Reviews

Vincent Kartheiser - "Mad Men" Tv Series - Laweekly.com Review

Webmaster — 2007-07-13T19:31:25Z

A new one-hour drama on AMC, Mad Men is a cleanly lit, smartly tailored show about cigarette-smoking, hard-drinking, philandering New York advertising executives at the turn of the 1960s — the title is a real-life, self-coined moniker for the glamorized kings of Madison Avenue. Though it's serious, richly detailed and intelligent, it also, frankly, gave me the creeps. Perched as it is at the point when the country was headed toward a shattered innocence about our economic (...) - Reviews

Vincent Karheiser - "Dandelion" Movie - Nytimes.com Review

Webmaster — 2005-10-11T14:49:37Z

A Search for Human Connections in a West Where the Land Is Bleak and the Lives Are, Too
The desolate Western landscape through which the characters in Mark Milgard's debut film, "Dandelion," wander in an introspective daze, defines their emotional life. The wind blowing through these wide open spaces all but swallows up their words.
In a movie filled with long, pensive silences as the camera slowly pans over the land and sky, the characters' reluctance to speak borders on affectation. The (...) - Reviews

Vincent Kartheiser - 'Slag Heap' Movie - Nj.com Review

Webmaster — 2005-04-14T19:02:51Z

Disgruntled youth, unlucky audience
NEW YORK — A relentlessly sordid story regarding several young Brits vaguely dreaming of stardom while scrabbling around as low-rent hookers, "Slag Heap" lives up to its bleak title.
Opening yesterday at the Cherry Lane Theatre, this play by the lower-case monikered anton dudley offers nothing new on the age-old theme of good-hearted whores who vainly yearn for a better life.
Former schoolmates Dave (Vincent Kartheiser) and Ashley (Polly Lee) are (...) - Reviews