The Protege actress reflects on her experience working with Tom Cruise.

The Protégé star Maggie Q has some specific reasons why she'd never want to be a Bond Girl.

Maggie Q loves the way her new movie, The Protegé, ends for a very specific reason.

There are two times in Maggie Q's career when a stunt terrified her, and one is in The Protege.

In Robert Schwartzman's comedy The Argument, a cohabitating couple turns to their friends to help resolve a dinner party dispute that doesn't just threaten to tear apart one relationship, but several. As one of the friends asked to help settle the titular conflict, Maggie Q plays Brett's (Danny Pudi) girlfriend Sarah, an entertainment lawyer who has little patience for creative types, especially actors. This leads to one of the funniest scenes in the film, in which she vents to the entire room about how acting isn't a real job. According to Q, best known for more …

It's AFM time in Hollywood, and with it comes a flood of announcements that fall into one of three categories: real projects, projects that will never get made, and projects that will eventually get made, but not with the big-name stars mentioned in press releases that are sent straight to Deadline. The Asset feels like a real project, if only because it has an actual start date in place. It's an action-thriller that will star Michael Keaton, Samuel L. Jackson and Maggie Q, an actress who has never once left an impression, but clearly has value …