Movie Review: ‘The Fall Guy’ is Non-Stop, Goofy Fun
The plot is ridiculous but fun and the chemistry between Gosling and Blunt is undeniable.
Xolo Maridueña on His ‘Blue Beetle’ Role: “I didn’t audition for this. How do they know that I’m the right person?”
Maridueña was concerned that most of the film would be shot with green screen, but he was pleased to find out that the green screen shots were limited.
Jon Bernthal: “There are great kernels of wisdom to pick up from all these different characters you play”
Jon Bernthal points to learning new things as he plays different characters as one of his favorite aspects of acting.
Interview: Dermot Mulroney on ‘Agent Game’, Career Changes and His First SAG Role
Dermot Mulroney chats about Agent Game, career changes, the first SAG role he ever booked and his worst audition ever.
Interview: Director Natasha Kermani on ‘Lucky’ and What She Looks for in Auditions and Self-Tapes
Director Natasha Kermani talks about the film, working with Brea Grant and what she looks for in when actor auditions and self-tapes.
Millie Bobby Brown on ‘Enola Holmes’ and Her ‘Stranger Things’ Breakthrough
Millie Bobby Brown points out that the restrictive women’s fashion of the 19th century made fight scenes challenging in Enola Holmes.
Interview: Thomas Sadoski on ‘The Mimic’, Theater and How He Got Started as an Actor
Thomas Sadoski chats about his role in The Mimic, a film that he lovingly calls a “weird little story about these weird people.
Henry Cavill Remembers How an Audition for Patrick Stewart Gave Him “Strength Throughout” His Career
Henry Cavill reveals how he first met Patrick Stewart on a disastrous audition that nonetheless inspired him.
Interview: Chelsea Rendon on ‘Vida’, How She Got the Role of Mari and Her Self-Tape Audition Tips
Chelsea Rendon chats about the last season of Vida, her audition for Mari and how director David Ayer introduced her to acting teacher Ivana Chubbuck.
Interview: DJ Qualls Talks ‘Creepshow’, Learning Lines and His Greatest Fear as an Actor
Actor DJ Qualls talks about how he learned 39 pages of dialogue in 4 days, why he thinks he’ll work “forever”, streaming services and one thing about acting that “scares” him.