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Helena Bonham Carter discusses her difficulties working with Tim Burton

She said they were both 'out of our depths' with the film Sweeney Todd.

Theroux's re-enactments in Scientology documentary prompt criticism

By Piya Sinha-Roy LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - When British documentary filmmaker Louis Theroux was unable to gain access to the Church of Scientology for a new film, he opted for what he thought would be the next best thing - to reenact scenes based on the memories of a former member. "My Scientology Movie," in U.S. theaters now, employs dramatizations and re-enactments of church practices in an attempt to give viewers an inside look at an organization that has so far kept filmmakers at arm's len

The most insane moments from Louis Theroux's documentaries

Louis Theroux has swiftly become Britain’s most popular and most incisive documentarian, managing to disarm his subjects with his dry with and gawky British charm. Theroux’s new movie sees him venture into the dark heart of Scientology, but he’s trodden on dangerous ground before.

Louis Theroux: Scientology is “more scary” than Westboro Baptist Church<