"Labor Day," starring Kate Winslet, Josh Brolin and Gattlin Griffith, hits theaters this weekend, but the young star of the movie is spending his time in the arena at the Fort Worth Stock Show and ...

Meet Gattlin Griffith, a 15-year-old high school freshman and the protagonist of this Friday’s “Labor Day.” What? You thought Josh Brolin and Kate Winslet were the movie’s only stars? Griffith plays a ...

With one of Kate Winslet's most layered, resonant performances, this film is definitely worth a look, even though the indulgent filmmaking style pushes it perilously close to Nicholas Sparks-style ...

SPENCER — Perched in his director's chair behind an array of lights, cameras and monitors, Kyle William Roberts watched Gattlin Griffith step in front of a green screen and hold up a compass. "The ...

Former child actor Gattlin Griffith was literally shaking in his boots as he played a hostage victim opposite Josh Brolin's escaped convict character in new movie Labor Day, because he was so nervous ...

Following his award winning work on Up in the Air, filmmaker Jason Reitman was set to move on to two other projects lined up next. One of them was Young Adult, with Charlize Theron released last fall, ...

“Labor Day,” adapted by director Jason Reitman from author Joyce Maynard’s romance novel, is a sighing melodrama. Set in 1987 the squeaky clean goodness of its hero and heroine play like a dime store ...

Gattlin Griffith, who appeared as Angelina Jolie's abducted son in 2008's "Changeling," will join Kate Winslet and Josh Brolin as the character at the center of Reitman's follow-up to "Young Adult." ...

Jason Reitman's love story stars Kate Winslet as a depressed mother who gives a wounded, and perhaps dangerous, stranger (Josh Brolin) a ride in her car. By Todd McCarthy Depressed mom Adele (Kate ...

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Gattlin Tadd Griffith (born November 13, 1998) is an American actor, best known for portraying Walter Collins in the 2008 film Changeling. He also had episodic ...

Adam Chitwood is a former Managing Editor at Collider, where he covered film and television with a focus on interviews, features, and industry analysis. Coming off of last year’s excellent (and ...