Curtis-Hall talks Mariah
Mariah Carey may be universally recognised for her music and inability to wear more than a tea towel, but the singer wants more. Carey is hoping to recreate her success in the movie world and has just completed work on her debut movie, "All That Glitters", opposite Brit actor Max Beasley.
We know what you're thinking, another pop star trying to act. Not so, says the film's director Vondie Curtis-Hall, telling Popcorn that "a lot of people are going to be surprised".
Apparently Carey has been working with an acting coach for two years in preparation for her big screen debut and her director clearly thinks it has worked, describing her as "brilliant". He also reckons the press should put their claws in for now, commenting: "I think the critics are inclined to go for her, but I don't think they'll have a leg to stand on." (Popcorn)
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