
Watch: SAG Conversations with Debra Messing of ‘Will & Grace’
Debra Messing reflects on the revival of Will & Grace and the impact that series had on her career as an actress.
Debra Messing reflects on the revival of Will & Grace and the impact that series had on her career as an actress.
Tom Hanks talks about playing authoritative figures, his roles and how he manages to come off so comfortably with everyone.
Joseph Gordon-Levitt describes 7500 as the “most challenging acting job” he’s ever done based on Vollrath’s directing style.
Kumail Nanjiani reveals why he refused to allow an accent be a subject of jokes in his projects and why turned down an opportunity for a film because of it.
Shailene Woodley explains that her decisions on taking on a project ultimately come down to her gut feeling on a script.
Anthony Hopkins speaks about how he learns his lines — and why he finds it easy to create a scary performance.
Elle Fanning speaks about Hulu’s The Great miniseries’ use of colorblind casting and goes into detail about how she gets into character.
Though it primarily focuses on Elisabeth Moss’ role in ‘Shirley’, it also delves into her recent successes and what challenges she wants to overcome.
Kathryn Hahn on being able to inhabit a character on TV and why she feels “weirdly lucky” that she’s been cast in projects of a wide range of genres.
Willem Dafoe sat for a conversation for the SAG-AFTRA Foundation late last year to discuss his performance in Edward Norton’s film, Motherless Brooklyn.
Actor Rafe Spall talks about how his father, Timothy Spall, influenced his career and how he still felt challenged by him.
The Emmy Award-nominated actor recently participated in a Conversations at Home Q&A session for SAG-AFTRA Foundation focusing on his This Is Us role.
Actress Sarah Chalke explains how she at first didn’t take the audition for Scrubs too seriously — until she read the script.
Rachel Borsnahan speaks about starring in a critically-acclaimed period series that has become the biggest hit of Amazon Prime’s streaming lineup.
Maude Apatow on how her father has influenced her career, advice her mother has given her, and one film that had a significant impact on her as an actress.
Tituss Burgess had something of a change of heart when it came to Broadway and that “Kimmy Schmidt” was a literal answer to his prayers.
Actor James Marsden spoke about appearing on ‘Dead To Me’ and how he relates acting to playing an android on HBO’s Westworld.
Beanie Feldstein spoke about her career growth, her frustration of being considered just as a “type” while trying to begin her acting career.
Jake Gyllenhaal talks about his recent career moves and why he feels there has been more opportunity to portray different types of men in his films.
Even though Chris Hemsworth has starred in films that have made over a billion dollars, he admits he can still be insecure about his status in the industry.