AOL Moviefone, as part of their "Film Forum" series, did a Q&A with THE DARJEELING LIMITED's Adrien Brody. Interested in finding out his answers to any of the below questions? Then I suggest you pay a quick visit to the interview here.

• So how is it being the new guy in the wacky world of Wes Anderson?
• Was this your first time in India?
• Do you get recognized over there?
• Did you guys do anything to establish that brotherly dynamic?

You'll also find an extensive slide show of photos from the recent LA premiere, the film's debut at the New York Film Festival and some actual stills from the movie. Again, click here to read the interview and see the pretty pictures on AOL Moviefone!

VH1.com captured a moment with Wes Anderson and Adrien Brody and posted the happy results from their own Q&A here. A couple of questions you'll find answers to:

• Adrien, Has being famous changed the way you look at things?
• Wes, way back when, what first turned you on to being a director?

I like VH1's tag line for the feature: "The Darjeeling Limited creator and cast member on siblings, India and why they're so damn fussy about the details." Ha!

Ain't It Cool News raved about DARJEELING in a blog post (right? isn't it a blog, technically?) yesterday. I think the fact that the header of the posting employed no less than three exclamation points ("!!!") is quite significant:

"Capone Says Wes Anderson Is Back to Form With THE DARJEELING LIMITED!!!"

About HOTEL CHEVALIER, the 13-minute short film now available for free at iTunes, Capone says:

"There are some great plot points made all the more funny and interesting by having seen [HOTEL CHAVALIER] first... I consider it a wonderful bittersweet moment in time..."

And then regarding DARJEELING:

"There's a part of me that hopes Anderson never stops making films exactly like he does. There's a comfortable essence to what he does, and it feels like seeing an old friend every couple of years. But The Darjeeling Express isn't like other films by this somewhat enigmatic filmmaker. It's full of mystery and spendor and a few raw notions that set this one apart from the rest."

Read Capone's full review on AICN here.

Lastly, I just had to include a link to this fabulous photo of the lovely Natalie Portman at the LA Premiere of DARJEELING -- seen here on People.com.

For that matter if you want to sneak a peek at Adrien (decked out in aviator shades and a cane - get out!?) in France for Paris Fashion Week -- though not necessarily DARJEELING-related, I admit -- visit Just Jared, a site dependable for its quality snaps.