Interview: Brad William Henke on ‘The Stand’, How He Prepares For a Role and Why He Likes Self-Tapes
Actor Brad William Henke talks ‘The Stand’, why he likes self-tapes, being able to take criticism and auditioning.
AJ Buckley on His Fear of Being Typecast and His Physical Transformation for ‘SEAL Team’
AJ Buckley reveals how his physical transformation surprised many during his audition process and how satisfying it was for him.
How Actor Chelsea Alana Rivera Found and Created Her Own Flexible Side Gig
Chelsea Alana Rivera is an actor, writer and mobile notary who’s appeared in The Glorias, Council of Dads, Doom Patrol, and The Act.
‘Barry’ Star Stephen Root on His Career and Why He’s Always Thought of Himself as a Character Actor
Stephen Root spoke about his career, including why he prefers his character work to more serious roles.
Damon Herriman on Playing Charles Manson in Both ‘Once Upon a Time in Hollywood’ and ‘Mindhunter’
Damon Herriman, who portrays Charles Manson in two different time periods in these projects, spoke about how he played him differently in each.
Walton Goggins on Making It in Hollywood and His First Job as an Actor
“I actually got my first job after being here for one week — a role opposite Billy Crystal in Mr. Saturday Night.” – Walton Goggins
Dustin Hoffman Taunted Meryl Streep About Her Dead Boyfriend While Working on ‘Kramer vs. Kramer’
“While filming the first scene, right before their entrance, he [Hoffman] slapped Streep hard across the cheek, leaving a red mark.”
The Top 3 Things That Make Actors Stand Out
As actors, we’ve all heard the horror stories from casting directors about how crazy or weird or inappropriate actors are.
Margo Martindale on Finding Success as an Older Actress: “I’m having a blast”
“My dream was always to get on a show and be on a show, but I think I landed in a place I actually didn’t expect” – Margo Martindale
Interview: Josh Gad Talks ‘The Comedians’, His “First Love” Theatre and Playing a Fictionalized Version of Himself
“I cut my teeth doing theatre. I went to Conservatory at Carnegie Mellon for four years. I trained to be an actor first and foremost, theatre will always be my first love” – Josh Gad