Sacha Baron Cohen on Staying in Character and His Dramatic Turn in Netflix’s ‘The Spy’
Sacha Baron Cohen on his commitment to staying in character and why he was embarrassed to reveal his passion for acting to others when he was younger.
Review: ‘It Chapter Two’
The film benefits from the wonderful cast and the cameo from some guy named Stephen King.
Isabela Moner on the Challenges of Portraying the Live Action ‘Dora the Explorer’
Isabela Moner, who stars as the famously inquisitive character in the film, spoke about why she really enjoyed the opportunity to portray Dora.
Making It in the Business as an American Actor (of Asian Descent)
“While I still use speaking Chinese and accents as part of my repertoire, I look at it now as a way to show my versatility and range.” – Actor Michael Tow When I first started in the business, opportunities for Asian males were sparse and significantly more stereotypical. Unfortunately, even
Aidy Bryant on Performing on ‘SNL’: “You really are tracking things on, like, four different levels”
Aidy Bryant also talks about one aspect of Saturday Night Live that viewers may not know about and that the cast members must contend with.
Tyler Labine on Playing Both Comedy and Drama: “In order to know what’s funny, you need to know what’s not funny”
Tyler Labine speaks about the variety of roles in his career and what he has learned from acting in so many different types of projects.
‘The Good Place’ Star D’Arcy Carden: “Acting is so weird. And finding success in acting is so weird”
D’Arcy Carden explains why acting is only for people who really want it — and how Upright Citizens Brigade saved her career.
Documentary Review: Gilda Radner Narrates Her Life in, ‘Love, Gilda’
Dapolito’s film is a love letter to those who already loved Radner. It may not bring new fans to her legacy but it’ll solidify the one she has with her fans.
‘The Chi’ Creator Lena Waithe: “Bring whatever you have to the role, rather than trying to fit into whatever that role is”
“If someone was going to tell me I was going to be on a Netflix show or Spielberg movie, I would never have believed them” – Lena Waithe
Documentary Review: ‘Where Have You Gone, Lou DiMaggio?’
The film is oddly motivating, yet after all the soul-searching and all the interviews, we’re left with an ending that’s a bit abrupt. But, the lead-up, like his life, is what’s really the point.