Richard E. Grant on Having Confidence as an Actor
Richard E. Grant says that there was “no precedent” for his success as an actor.
Watch: SAG Conversations with Jake Gyllenhaal of ‘Stronger’
Gyllenhaal discusses what inspired him to the role and discusses the challenges of playing a double amputee.
Movie Review: ‘Mary Poppins Returns’
Mary Poppins Returns, the sequel to the 1964 Disney classic, is more than a worthy follow up. It’s joyful, uplifting and features an Oscar-worthy performance from Emily Blunt.
Timothee Chalamet On the Struggles of Young Actors
Chalamet admits that he, like many young actors, was worried about making enough from acting to pay his bills.
Watch: SAG Conversations with Bill Pullman
Bill Pullman sits for a career Q&A where he goes in-depth on his most famous roles.
How to Become a Marketable Product as an Actor or Actress
Here are the components that will help you to succeed not only as a performer, but also in life.
For Crying Scenes, Lucas Hedges Says “It’s the thing I stress out about most”
When Lucas Hedges has to cry on cue for a scene, it’s something he stresses about, but it’s something he’s developed a technique for in his films.
Watch: SAG Conversations with Jeffrey Wright of ‘Westworld’
In the 45-minute interview, Jeffrey Wright discusses Westworld and his career at length.
Leah Remini Has Some Advice For Your Next Audition
Leah Remini talks about how actors feel about auditioning — and what actors need to hear about auditioning.
Book Review: ‘Actor for Life: How to Have an Amazing Career Without All the Drama’
If you’ve been searching for a book that’s full of acting tips but also a guidepost to staying connected to acting as a craft, Actor for Life, might it.
Riz Ahmed on Being Typecast and the His ‘3 Stages of Roles’ Theory
“It’s not about leaving my identity behind — it’s about not just being shackled to a two-dimensional idea of it.” – Riz Ahmed Two years ago, Emmy Award-winning The Night Of star Riz Ahmed wrote an influential essay for The Guardian titled “Typecast as a Terrorist,” in which Ahmed detailed
Theatre Review: ‘Waitress’
Each number is better than the next and really, the songs by Sara Barielles are the true star of the show.
Michael C. Hall on ‘Six Feet Under’ and Explains Why Playing Dexter Was “Cathartic”
Looking back at David Fisher on Six Feet Under, Michael C. Hall says that he understands criticism when heterosexual actors play LGBT characters.
Jeremy Jordan on Broadway’s ‘American Son’: “The second I read it I knew I wanted to be a part of it”
Jeremy Jordan goes into detail about getting into character, his return to Broadway and how his portrayal changed since rehearsals.
Viola Davis on Acting: “I think if it’s not costing you anything you’re not doing it right”
Actress Viola Davis talks about the challenges of performing, including how important collaboration is in acting.
Benedict Cumberbatch on the Fun of Being a ‘Mean’ Grinch
Benedict Cumberbatch speaks about the glee of playing a villain and the fun of unleashing his imagination in the world of Dr. Seuss.
Robert De Niro: “I always try to do as much research as possible for a role”
Actor Robert De Niro speaks about his past work and why he prefers film to the stage.
Timothée Chalamet on ‘Beautiful Boy’: “I was more terrified to see this movie than anything I’ve ever been in before”
Timothée Chalamet speaks about his role in the film, Beautiful Boy, where he plays a drug-addicted teen.
Kellan Lutz Interview: ‘Speed Kills’, John Travolta and Playing a Real-Life Person
Kellan Lutz talks about his role, working with Travolta and his decision to move to LA and become an actor.
Adam Driver on His Path to Acting, Juilliard and a “Come-to-Jesus” Moment
Actor Adam Driver has taken a unique path to the acting profession, here he talks how his journey brought him to acclaim and stardom.