Review: ‘Sing Street’
Sing Street is one of those movies that makes you walk out of the theater with a smile on your face.
Choreographer Lorin Latarro Talks Broadway’s New Musical, ‘Waitress’
Latarro chats about ‘Waitress’, working with actors and how she finds time for all of her projects.
Watch: SAG Conversations with Uzo Aduba from ‘Orange is the New Black’
Aduba recently sat down for a SAG Conversation to chat about her career, OitNB, acting and more.
Watch: SAG Conversations with the ‘Life in Pieces’ Cast
The stars of ‘Life in Pieces’ were on hand for a recent SAG-AFTRA Conversation where they talked about the show, working together, their careers and more!
Travis Van Winkle and Marissa Neitling Talk ‘The Last Ship’ and How They Prepare for a Day On-Set
Van Winkle and Neitling were at WonderCon to talk about the upcoming season, relating to their characters and how they get prepared for a day on-set.
Adam Baldwin Talks ‘The Last Ship’ and Robert Duvall’s Advice on Exposition
“Roles tend to choose the actor more than the actor chooses the roles these days” – Adam Baldwin
Bridget Regan on ‘The Last Ship’, ‘Agent Carter’ and What She Loves About the Call Sheet
“I have a lot of fun playing Dottie, if I didn’t I think I have to quit being an actor” – Bridget Regan on Her ‘Agent Carter’ Character
Jocko Sims Talks Season 3 of ‘The Last Ship’: “It’s really exciting. You don’t know what’s gonna happen”
Jocko Sims and co-creator Hank Steinberg, talk about the upcoming season, season arcs and how it’s determined what character is getting the axe!
Movie Review: ‘Be Here Now (The Andy Whitfield Story)’
The only way to describe Be Here Now, the story of actor Andy Whitfield’s quest to find a cure for his cancer diagnosis, is sadness. Heartbreaking sadness.
WonderCon: Claudia Black on Her Audition for The CW’s ‘Containment’
“A lot of my work is done by sort of gut and instinct. I just feel into it and I know what they want me to bring to the canvas” – Claudia Black
WonderCon: George Young on ‘Containment’ and Saying Medical Jargon Like He Means It
“It’s not just memorizing and it’s not like a memory test, you have to actually say as if you mean it and understand it” – Containment’s George Young
Christina Marie Moses Talks ‘Containment’ and Getting to “Play in the Audition Room”
“We got to play in the audition room, in the testing room, which takes a lot of the pressure out of things and you can have a good time and hope for the best” – Christina Marie Moses
WonderCon: Hanna Mangan Lawrence on ‘Containment’ and Audition Nerves
“They’re always very nerve-racking but I just tried to control my nerves and make it look like it was easy. But it wasn’t.” – Hanna Mangan Lawrence on auditions
The CW’s ‘Containment’ Executive Producer on Casting the Show and Writing for “Trained” Actors
“[David Gyasi] walked into our room just to read at the last minute and blew us away so much that we changed everything about how we were gonna put this cast together”
Review: ‘Rain: A Tribute To The Beatles’
As it says on the poster, Rain: A Tribute to The Beatles is the “next best thing to seeing” the iconic foursome. And whoever wrote that nice little quote is exactly right.
WonderCon: Trevor St. John on ‘Containment’, Playing Drunk and the Waiting Game of Auditions
“The worst part is waiting. In fact, it’s far worse to wait to find out if you got a job then it is to find out you didn’t get a job.” – Trevor St. John
WonderCon: Kristen Gutoskie Talks The CW’s ‘Containment’ and Her Audition for the Show
“That’s what we want to do as actors, discover what it’s like to be a human being” – Kristen Gutoskie
Jenny Jules on Her Broadway Debut in ‘The Crucible’, Working with the Cast and Keeping Her Voice in Shape
“The first preview for me is a really special performance because nobody else has seen it. And in comes the character that’s been missing from your production the whole time, which is the audience.” – Jenny Jules
Review: ‘A Stray’
If ever a film was ‘of the moment’, this is it. This takes the Muslim community and humanizes it, gives it a much needed face
Review: ‘The Arbalest’
Cinematographer Adam Pinney makes his directorial debut with the strange and sometimes intriguing, The Arbalest.