Jason Bateman's 'Best of Summer' Portraits and More EW Exclusive Photos!

Jason Bateman on having two new movies coming up — Horrible Bosses (July 8) and The Change-Up (Aug. 5):

''It's certainly exciting to have a couple of things that you are proud of come out when a lot of people are going to the movies.''

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Jason Bateman on staying out of the tabloids:

''Well, I'm just not that exciting to follow. I'm happily married [to Amanda Anka], I've got a cute little girl, and all my drugging and drinking was done back before there were camera phones.''

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Jason Bateman on playing a lot of conventional man roles:

''I do enjoy playing the center because it allows you to surprise the audience when your character is a bit arch in one scene or stupid in another.''

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Michael Fassbender on Jane Eyre turning him into a heartthrob:

''I think about these things obviously. I'd be lying if I said I didn't. But I don't dwell on it. Because what am I going to do? Obviously I don?t see myself in that sort of light. I just see myself as someone who goes to work and tries to tell stories. Everything else is irrelevant. I just hope that I told that story well and that I did justice to Rochester.''

Henry Cavill on his screen test for the new Superman movie:

''All I could think was, Oh, God, they're going to look at me and go, 'He's not Superman. Not a chance.'''

Randy Jackson, Steven Tyler, Jennifer Lopez, and Ryan Seacrest joke about new American Idol team chemistry:

Seacrest: The honest answer is that Jennifer sent us the paragraph that we have to memorize when we greet her each day. It's just full of compliments.
Tyler: It goes like this: Jennifer, kee-mo, kye-mo, stare-o-stare, ma-hye, ma-ho, ma-rump-sticka-pumpanickle, soup-bang, nip-cat, polly-mitcha-cameo, I love you.
Jackson: And then we bow.
Lopez: Small curtsy.
Seacrest: No rites of passage. We had dinner the night before we had to work for the first time, and hit it off from the get-go.
Lopez: It's nice. These guys have been together for 10 years now. We?re the new kids. They embraced us so much. It feels like we're part of a family.

Glee stars Darren Criss and Chris Colfer on the appeal of their characters as love interests:

''They're kind of like the Joanie and Chachi of our generation,'' says Colfer. ''When we made the announcement that Kurt was getting a boyfriend, people went bats---.''

Chris Colfer on Kurt and Blaine's growing appeal:

''It's become less and less about the obvious frame of it, the young teen gay couple on the popular network show,'' says Criss. ''It's more about just a favorite character having a love interest, which is awesome.''

Glee co-creator Ryan Murphy on Darren Criss's Blaine:

''Blaine has become the favorite character of the network executives,'' claims Glee co-creator Ryan Murphy. ''That character transcends sex. I find it interesting that he's a heartthrob for women and men.''

Reese Witherspoon on getting through tough times despite all the public scrutiny:

''I don't know why, but I have in the past, and will hopefully in the future, elicit positive feelings from people. You can't ever feel bad about a life lived like that, where so many people are giving you love and hopefully you're creating a little bright spot in what can be a really difficult life for someone.''