Movie Review: ‘The Glorias’
Based on the book, My Life on the Road, The Glorias takes a look at the like of feminist Gloria Steinem. And what a life it’s been.
William Sadler on ‘Bill & Ted 3’ and His Most Excellent Advice for Actors
William Sadler leapt at the chance to play Death again and also shares advice about acting and saving money that he gives to young actors.
Watch: SAG Conversations with Ian McShane
Ian McShane speaks about his career as an actor and his approach to some of his most memorable roles in both film and television.
Patrick Stewart on Auditions and the Reason He Stopped Doing Stage Fights
Patrick Stewart talks about bad behavior by producers during auditions and shares a humorous story about why he is not a fan of stage fights.
Actor Emily Brown Returned to Acting But Then Came the Pandemic
Focusing primarily on theater in the 80s and 90s, in 2019, Emily Brown returned to acting… then the pandemic hit.
Patti LuPone on Early Career Rejection and Why Theatre Actors Are Always Prepared
Patti LuPone reflected on her early experiences in LA and why she enjoyed working with other theater actors on the set of Hollywood.
Interview: Allen Maldonado on ‘Sneakerheads’, Why He Created a Business Plan and How Hard Work Pays Off
Allen Maldonado also chats about being an actor, Project Power, breaking down a script and his worst audition ever.
How Does Emmy Winner Billy Crudup Prepare for His ‘The Morning Show’ Character?
To portray such a manipulative character, Billy Crudup has plotted his character’s actions to a minute level of detail.
Watch: SAG Conversations with James Marsden of ‘Dead to Me’
James Marsden talks about his performance in Dead to Me and what it’s like to be playing two brothers on the same television series.
Movie Review: ‘The Secrets We Keep’
The last 5 minutes of the film is perfect. It’s mostly non-verbal and you can see how the previous events have changed everything for both Maya and Lewis.
Jennifer Connelly on Creating a Backstory and Returning to TV in ‘Snowpiercer’
Jennifer Connelly, asked to reflect on what she learns from her characters, explains that she learns about the perspectives of other people
Anthony Mackie Credits His Juilliard Training for Helping Him Maneuver Crash Landings as Marvel’s Falcon
Anthony Mackie reveals that he studied the flying habits of birds to determine how The Falcon would land after flying.
Caitlin Patricia Weiler Recalls Her First Time On-Set in the COVID Era
Caitlin Patricia Weiler booked her first on-camera job since the beginning of this pandemic. Here, she talks about her time on set.
Interview: Adam Irigoyen on ‘Away’, Preparing for a Role and Self-Tape Audition Advice
Adam Irigoyen talks about Away, how he got his start as a young actor, auditions and self-tapes and one really bad audition!
How Can a Talent Booking Agent Help Your Career?
What is a Talent Booking Agent and the Pros and Cons of Working With One
Giancarlo Esposito on Knowing Your Worth as an Actor and His Early Days Working in NYC Theatre
Giancarlo Espostio talks about how actors measure their worth as performers and about his working relationship with Jonathan Banks.
Movie Review: ‘Words on Bathroom Walls’
Starring Charlie Plummer and Taylor Russell, the film never becomes melodrama. But the script, direction and the excellent cast meld perfectly.
Interview: Georgia King on American Accents, Almost Losing Out on Her First Role and Her New Film, ‘First One In’
Actor Georgia King on her flawless American accent, and why she almost lost out on the very first role she booked because of an emergency.
Interview: Keegan Connor Tracy on What She Does to Prepare for a Role and Her New Horror Film, ‘Z’
Keegan Connor Tracy talks about her role in Z, her move to to directing, preparing for a role and her worst audition.
Two Huge Things Better Call Saul’s Rhea Seehorn Has Learned Since Joining the Series
Rhea Seehorn has had the opportunity to grow as an actress since starring on Better Call Saul, especially since she’s best known for sitcoms.