“If you’re playing it that you suspect something, then the audience is going to suspect something” – Sarah Paulson [Please note: This post contains spoilers for the ending of M. Night Shyamalan’s Glass] By now most filmgoers are familiar with how M. Night Shyamalan frequently includes twists in his films, […]
Jason Mitchell spoke about his new film, The Mustang, and reflected on his image and career, particularly how he has worked to avoid typecasting
Ben Affleck, who has played a variety of roles in his career, spoke about how he prepares to play his different characters.
As Shazam, Zachary Levi is goofiness and super-hero rolled into one. Think of him as Tom Hanks’ Big character if he were given an extraordinary powers.
Marc Kudisch talks about his role on Amazon’s The Tick, auditioning for a Marvel movie, his career and being prepared for auditions.
Freddie Highmore talks about the challenges of playing a someone who is an autistic savant on The Good Doctor, as well as his varied career so far.
When Dumbo is good, it’s very good, sweet, and charming. In fact, the part of the film that will give you all the feels is when we first see Dumbo fly.
Winston Duke spoke about the decisions that led him to a successful acting career, including his choice to attend graduate school.
From the casting, screenplay and the “Holy Crap!” final scene of ‘Us’, Jordan Peele has quickly turned into a director who’s a must-watch.
Idris Elba on directing the film, Yardie, and what he’s learned from other directors.
Aidy Bryant also talks about one aspect of Saturday Night Live that viewers may not know about and that the cast members must contend with.
Lupita Nyong’o explains that she approached the two characters she plays in Jordan Peele’s ‘Us’ from different physical places.
Chloe Grace Moretz reveals why she took a lengthy break from acting because she reevaluated where she wanted to be in her career.
Andrew Polk talks about his audition for Broadway’s ‘The Band’s Visit’, making his Broadway debut, his TV work and more!
Patricia Arquette explains how she’s able to portray such despicable characters and why she believes that she’s doing the best work of her career now.
Eddie Jemison talks making his Broadway debut, playing Ogie in Waitress and what it was like to book his first ever film role in Ocean’s 11!
J.K. Simmons talks about his role selection process and why he thinks he was able to transition from stage roles to film and television roles.
Brie Larson looks back on her career, her Oscar win, and reflects on how her Captain Marvel character has influenced her mindset.
Bill Nighy on what he learned from the many acclaimed playwrights he has worked with, including the importance of being funny.
Lena Headey on how she gets into character for Cersei — and she points to her wig as a critical gateway into the role.
