Movie Review: Ian McKellen and Anthony Hopkins Star in ‘The Dresser’
Both Hopkins and McKellen are putting on a master class and it’s not to be missed.
Short Film Review: ‘The Recursion Theorem’
Writer/director Ben Sledge has made a film that could easily be an episode of The Twilight Zone.
Watch: SAG Conversations with Caitriona Balfe of ‘Outlander’
Balfe talks about the challenges of starring ‘Outlander’ and what she enjoys about starring in it.
Charlie Cox on the Financial Reality of Doing Off-Broadway’s ‘Incognito’: “I just keep the purse strings tighter during the run of the play”
Cox reveals that he will probably just about break even after Incognito closes.
Jesse Eisenberg: “It’s much easier for me to play a character with some kind of eccentricity or strange behavior”
“In a part that’s so different to me, I can just lose myself in the character and I don’t feel any of my usual self-awareness” – Jesse Eisenberg
Watch: Drama Actor Roundtable With Rami Malek, Paul Giamatti and More
The actors talk about career mistakes, the lines that they won’t cross and the parts they’d love to land
Watch: Drama Actress Emmy Roundtable with Kerry Washington, Julianna Margulies and More
Kirsten Dunst, Julianna Margulies, Sarah Paulson, Regina King and Constance Zimmer chat about careers, working in TV, their characters and more.
Billy Bob Thorton Recalls His Life as a Young, Struggling Actor
“My advice to anybody who wants to do whatever it is with their life is don’t ever let your dreams die because that’s what keeps an artist alive” – Billy Bob Thorton
Outlander’s Tobias Menzies: “When I started acting, I found a place and a release which I didn’t find in my own life”
“There are two characters, but between each of them is a genuine range of psychologies and emotions.” – Tobias Menzies on his ‘Outlander’ Characters
Paul Giamatti: “Occasionally it’s fun to play somebody nice”
“I always played unpleasant people. Or weirdos. I’m not complaining. They’re good parts.” – Paul Giamatti
Interview: Natalie Lynn Roy on the Power of Meditation and Visualization
Roy is the co-founder of C.R.E.A.T.E., a workshop designed to help artists break through their limiting beliefs.
Watch: SAG Conversations with Christopher Meloni
Meloni talks about his entire career working in both drama and comedy. It’s a fascinating discussion about the career of a true journeyman actor at work.
Daniel Radcliffe on How He Played Dead in ‘Swiss Army Man’
“You just sort of have to use your imagination when you’re playing something that doesn’t exist.” – Daniel Radcliffe
‘Fargo’ Star Patrick Wilson: “I’ve never played someone as steadfast and solid as Lou. I aspire to be Lou”
“I listened to country all across the map. George Jones. There’s just a feeling that I get from country music. I wanted to keep Lou strong, focused” – Patrick Wilson on His ‘Fargo’ Character
Voice Over Expert Kate McClanaghan on Starting Out, Finding Work and Mistakes to Avoid
Kate McClanaghan on how to start a voice-over career, where to find work, the biggest mistakes new voice-over actors make and more!
Watch: SAG Conversations with Helen Mirren
The nearly hour-long interview spans Mirren’s entire career, encompassing her work on both stage and screen.
Adam Driver’s Ted Talk: His Time in the Marines and Becoming an Actor
“Self-expression is just as powerful a tool as having a rifle on your shoulder” – Adam Driver
‘Veep’ Star Tony Hale: “There’s a reason why I do anxious characters — it comes from a lot of personal anxiety!”
“In your head, actors can be like, I want to have something coming up or having just done something, to have something to talk about, which is a really unfortunate way of thinking.” – Tony Hale
10 Tips For Choosing The Best Monologue For You
There are so many monologues out there. How do you know which one to choose?
Alexander Skarsgard on Playing Tarzan, His Workout Regimen and Filming Scenes in the Buff
“I didn’t want any muscle mass that didn’t serve a purpose, because animals don’t have that.” – Alexander Skarsgard