Though Elisabeth Moss acted opposite an invisible antagonist, she points out that it was not uniquely challenging because all acting requires imagination.
Danai Gurira on what she learned from portraying Michonne as well as the interesting way she trained with the character’s trademark sword.
Lee Pace spoke extensively about his career in film, television, and on the stage and his education as an actor.
It’s a safe bet to say that a lot of us know about Marcel Marceau through the late Robin Williams. His impression of the famous mime is deeply embedded in my memory. That’s not to say that Williams treated him as a joke, far from it. Marceau almost single-handedly brought
Guy Pearce on the importance of finding a character’s depth when considering how to perform as the character.
Ben Mendelsohn, who plays the role of a detective who is seemingly facing a supernatural culprit. says that portraying the character was a “gift.”
Noah Centineo explains that it was the feeling he got from appearing in front of an audience that led him to pursuing acting.
Actor Mera Mayde on how she found clarity and creative success in her career.
Josh Radnor spoke about how costuming can aid an actor into portraying a particular character, particularly in a show that is a period piece like Hunters.
Darren Criss reveals that it was actually an eight-year journey for him to appear in American Buffalo and why he is looking forward to returning to Broadway
Lesley Manville details her vast experience on both stage and screen as a powerful performer.
The film’s opening scenes are exciting and from the way the film was cast it’ll definitely throw you for a loop.
Rachel Weisz spoke about her career at length, including her roles on both screen and stage.
Edie Falco discusses how she prepares for a role and how sometimes the process takes you to unexpected places… quite literally!
Affleck stars as Jack Cunningham, a divorced former high school basketball star who’s dealing with demons. Lots of demons.
Acting has all the components a business has and when you treat it like one, your acting career has the potential to scale heights no one could ever imagine.
Bill Nighy reflects on something he still has a lot of trouble doing even in a career that has spanned six decades: watching himself perform on screen.
Ed Harris spoke about the importance of getting out of one’s comfort zone when performing and the difference between wanting to be an actor and a star
Edward Norton revealed that his breakthrough role in the 1996 film Primal Fear came about from reaching out to Casting Director Deborah Aquila via a fax.
“It’s a big day. Lots to shoot. Two different geographical locations. A hike is involved. Yes, it will be ambitious,” writes Maganini
