Actor Philip Seymour Hoffman, who died Sunday at the age of 46, is shown at Oakland's Paramount Theatre in September 2011 for the premiere of the film "Moneyball." Hoffman portrayed former Oakland A's ...

Actor Philip Seymour Hoffman was found dead in his home on Sunday. Here he is playing A's manager Art Howe in Moneyball.

You need only to feel the widespread and emotional reaction to Philip Seymour Hoffman’s tragic death Sunday to know how beloved a performer he was. How his characters connected with his audience ...

Philip Seymour Hoffman portrayed Oakland Athletics manager Art Howe in the Academy Award-nominated movie, “Moneyball.” Hoffman starred alongside Brad Pitt and Jonah Hill in the film adaption ...

Art Howe was the Oakland A’s manager that Philip Seymour Hoffman portrayed in 2011’s “Moneyball.” The movie was well received. The actor’s portrayal of the skipper not so much.

Art Howe finally saw "Moneyball," and he's furious. Howe, the A's manager during the 2002 season celebrated in the movie, said that he is not portrayed fairly. As played by Philip Seymour Hoffman ...

Within my “Moneyball” review I noted that the Art Howe character played by Philip Seymour Hoffman “is given by far the most thankless role of the movie, essentially serving as the villain to Billy ...

Art Howe managed the Mets during the 2003 and 2004 seasons. Credit: AP. ... Philip Seymour Hoffman, who died on Super Bowl Sunday, left behind an impressive body of acting work, ...

Philip Seymour Hoffman was a rare breed in Hollywood. The actor could disappear into ... Or consider the ones that didn’t: baseball manager Art Howe (“Moneyball”), suspicious Freddie Miles ...

Hoffman leaves behind three children under the age of 11, and that’s a gut-punch that doesn’t discriminate according to talent. The absence of Philip Seymour Hoffman, actor, is hard to grasp.

In his great line of work we've already seen the incomparable Philip Seymour Hoffman as a diabolical man of terrorism (in Mission Impossible 3), a flamboyant iconic author (Capote) and a crazed ...

Philip Seymour Hoffman was a rare breed in Hollywood. The actor could disappear into ... Or consider the ones that didn’t: baseball manager Art Howe (“Moneyball”), suspicious Freddie Miles ...