Click on these two links to see interviews of Elliott Gould speaking of his new film “The Caller” shown at the Tribeca film festival : CW11 Morning News Blog and Reeltalk TV.

Two new articles devoted to Elliott’s recent presence at the Port Townsend Film Festival in Washington State.

http://www.ptleader.com/main.asp?SectionID=10&SubSectionID=10&ArticleID=18902

http://www.peninsuladailynews.com/article/20070930/NEWS/709300302

Shooting will start at the end of June in New York and is planned to last one month. Elliott will be playing a private detective protecting Langella’s character from his killers.

That’s one more movie with Elliott in it that we can look forward to.

A brand new article about Elliott, Born a Rambling Man, on the occasion of the release of Ocean’s Thirteen.

An interesting article about Elliott has been published on VillageVoice.com (04-17-2007).

Click here to read the article, and listen to a PodCast commentary by the author, regarding Elliott Gould and The Long Goodbye.

Robert Altman, the legendary and trail-blazing film director has died this 20th of November, 2006, in hospital in Los Angeles, at the age of 81.

Altman who, as the “Guardian Weekly” declared, had found in Elliott Gould “the De Niro to his Scorsese”, directed Gould in ‘M*A*S*H‘, ‘The Long Goodbye‘, ‘California Split‘, ‘Nashville‘ and ‘The Player‘.

Altman’s more recent films include ‘Gosford Park‘ and ‘A Prairie Home Companion‘.

Click here for an audio interview of Elliott Gould about his friend, Robert Altman.

Elliott will be in Montreal until October 26th to appear in the made for TV mini-series adaptation of Mordechai Richler classic novel, then will head back to Las Vegas to finish Oceans Thirteen, the third installment of Steven Soderbergh heist caper.

A brand new Interview of Elliott Gould when he was in Montreal (10-20-2006).

An IGN : Interview with Elliott Gould by Kenneth Plume from January 9, 2002.

The captions are in French and it’ll take a moment to download but be sure to check out a fine collection of Elliott’s best moments as Jack Geller on Friends.