Danny McBride on His Early Career Struggles: “Looking back on it, I liked how dirty and grimy and dangerous it got”
After his first role in Green’s All the Real Girls, McBride thought he’d go back to writing
After his first role in Green’s All the Real Girls, McBride thought he’d go back to writing
“I never figure anything out. I do my job. That’s my goal, to be as economical as possible.” – Adam Driver
Adam Driver: “Basically, the only thing I try to do is know my lines” Read More »
“You know, it’s not imperative that you get along with your co-stars; it’s like your in-laws — it just makes things easier” – Bryan Cranston
Bryan Cranston, Robert Pattinson and Armie Hammer on Working with Others Read More »
“I need to be with other actors, then my focus is on what they’re doing and all I need to do is react to it. I’m too in my head if I’m on my own.” – Margot Robbie
“If I don’t go to work, I feel very lost and scared and confused.” – Lucas Hedges on Acting
Oldman talks about how he got into character as the former Prime Minister.
“Sometimes the work can be so hard that you have to remind yourself why you took the job in the first place” – Michael Stuhlbarg
“My agent called and said, ‘You need to go on this thing. It’s worth it. You should start preparing immediately” – Alicia Silverstone
Alicia Silverstone on ‘The Killing of a Sacred Deer’ and Working on Broadway Read More »
“I’m interested in different challenges, and challenging myself and just trying to get better.” – Denzel Washington
Denzel Washington on ‘Roman J. Israel, Esq.’ and Why He Keeps Coming Back to Broadway Read More »
Boseman talks about portraying T’Challa’s unique background on screen.
“All performing is about control and discipline versus abandon and just letting go.” – Willem Dafoe
Willem Dafoe: “I don’t think you can keep doing the same thing as an actor and be free” Read More »
Patinkin why he specifically sought a comedic project, the dedication he brings to his performances, and when his parents were finally convinced he could make a living as an actor.
Foster revealed how she landed the role as FBI agent Clarice Starling and why she only worked with her co-star briefly on set.
Jodie Foster Recalls How She Got Her Role in ‘The Silence of the Lambs’ Read More »
Rockwell talks about getting into character for his role as an incompetent, small-town cop.
“I view myself as a facilitator more than anything. That’s always been my thinking as an actor. I’m there to facilitate the story and I’m there to facilitate getting the crew home to see their family.” – Elizabeth Marvel
Elizabeth Marvel: “It’s a lovely time to be a character actress!” Read More »
“I’m kind of a workhorse. It takes a toll” – Sam Rockwell
Sam Rockwell on Typecasting and One of His Worst Auditions Read More »
Oldman spoke about playing Churchill and avoiding doing impressions as an actor.
Gary Oldman on His ‘The Darkest Hour’ Performance and His Acting Heroes Read More »
“As an actor, you should feel like you’re wrestling the material, like it’s using up your energy and your resources.” – Domnhall Gleeson
Domhnall Gleeson on Acting: “I think the key is not to be comfortable” Read More »
“If you want to figure out where you fit in the acting ecosystem, you look at where you would have fit into the generation that came before you.” – John Carroll Lynch
“There was a time when I was a job actor and I didn’t know what I wanted to learn from it – I just wanted to get paid.” – Idris Elba
Why Idris Elba Believes His “best performance is yet to come” Read More »