Articles about Catch Me If You Can

An interview from 2003 with Amy Adams. In it, Adams says making "Catch Me If You Can" was one of the best experiences of her life. And Spielberg, of course, was her counselor. He took her under his wing and guided her though the filmmaking process.

Slide show: From Altman to Spielberg, here's a list celebrating Hollywood's most versatile composer

The iconic actor chronicles his history and his earliest auditions in this interview from @Esquiremag.

Editors at @Adweek pick the top 20 movie taglines from the past 30 years; which ones did they miss?

A look from @totalfilm at Tom Hank's best roles. From Woody in Toy Story to Jimmy Dugan in "A League of Their Own" - they are all profiled here.

The father of Charlie has been in some meaty roles. Here's a list of his best.

Meet Jesse Heiman, the extra who actually gets requested by the likes of Fincher and Spielberg to be in the background

'Catch Me If You Can' might not be the best Steven Spielberg film, but one could definitely make the argument that 'Catch Me If You Can' is the most Steven Spielberg film. Perhaps no sequence in the film better captures its sheer Spielbergian quality than the one in which Abagnale (Leo) narrowly escapes the clutches of the FBI.

Steven Spielberg talks about why he did "Catch Me If You Can," and how "Titanic" impacted Leo's career.

An interview from 2003 with Amy Adams. In it, Adams says making "Catch Me If You Can" was one of the best experiences of her life. And Spielberg, of course, was her counselor. He took her under his wing and guided her though the filmmaking process.

The iconic actor chronicles his history and his earliest auditions in this interview from @Esquiremag.

The father of Charlie has been in some meaty roles. Here's a list of his best.

Slide show: From Altman to Spielberg, here's a list celebrating Hollywood's most versatile composer

Editors at @Adweek pick the top 20 movie taglines from the past 30 years; which ones did they miss?

A look from @totalfilm at Tom Hank's best roles. From Woody in Toy Story to Jimmy Dugan in "A League of Their Own" - they are all profiled here.

Meet Jesse Heiman, the extra who actually gets requested by the likes of Fincher and Spielberg to be in the background

'Catch Me If You Can' might not be the best Steven Spielberg film, but one could definitely make the argument that 'Catch Me If You Can' is the most Steven Spielberg film. Perhaps no sequence in the film better captures its sheer Spielbergian quality than the one in which Abagnale (Leo) narrowly escapes the clutches of the FBI.

Steven Spielberg talks about why he did "Catch Me If You Can," and how "Titanic" impacted Leo's career.