Watch: A Conversation with Saoirse Ronan of ‘Brooklyn’
Ronan goes into detail about the challenges of shooting a period piece and the significant amount of emotional scenes in the film
Ronan goes into detail about the challenges of shooting a period piece and the significant amount of emotional scenes in the film
Mara talks about the challenges of playing a young woman having an affair with an older woman in the 1950s.
Smith speaks in-depth on his preparation for the role, including the amount of research that he did to play Dr. Omalu
Smith reveals why she’s much more comfortable on a stage than on a film or television set
Fox plays Charles de Gaulle in the play, and instead of the final two lines of the play of this particular performance he shouted…
Oscar Isaac proves that a unsuccessful audition doesn’t mean a dead end
“There were many times that I would go into auditions and a casting director would say, ‘It’s really great. Really love what you’re doing, but we’d love you to come back with a jean miniskirt and high heels.” – Brie Larson
Cranston and Jason Segel talk about their approach to acting, their shared roots in television, and playing real-life authors
Vikander talks about her role in ‘The Danish Girl’
The pair spoke about the complexity of the character-driven film and the challenge of ensuring the audience would stay engaged with a film that almost entirely takes place within one room.
Alicia Vikander talks about her performance in ‘The Danish Girl’, how much she wanted the role, working with an established partnership in Redmayne and director Tom Holland, and how dedicated she was to authenticity.
Leonardo DiCaprio recalls working on This Boy’s Life and how his audition process didn’t go as intended.
“Create the part for yourself, so you can exercise that muscle, so you can be ready to go in that room” – Aja Naomi King
“I’ve been acting since I was twelve, and it’s thrilling to feel old bones stretch.” – Michelle Williams on ‘Blackbird’
Cannavale talks about how his role on Boardwalk Empire led to Vinyl, what it’s like to work with Scorsese, and how he manages to survive snorting so much fake cocaine.
The casting directors are asked how they cast their projects, where they locate new talent, and their thoughts on making casts more diverse.
Jones explains how frustration with not landing auditions nearly drove her out of acting but one break managed to bring her back.
Ruffalo speaks about playing Rezendes and how important it is to get a character right in a movie based on a true story.
Stay litigious, my friends.
The actors talked about the challenges of making a film about such a controversial subject, what drew them each to the script, and how important “restraint” was in making the film.