How Did Carrie Coon Prepare for Two of Her Biggest Roles?
Coon speaks about how she prepares herself for her roles, including the stage and television roles that she has received awards for.
Interview: Keith David Talks ‘Greenleaf’, Creating a Backstory and Never Taking Things for Granted
David also talks about his time at Juilliard and the first things he does when he gets a role.
Game of Thrones’ Gwendoline Christie: “None of the people who knew me could understand why I would want to play that part”
Christie speaks about what inspired her to become an actress and why her Game of Thrones role is a perfect fit for her.
Watch: SAG Conversations with Matt Bomer
Bomer reflects on his two-decade career and puts all of his work in context with making his Broadway debut.
Jeffrey Wright on Playing Two Characters in ‘Westworld’
Wright speaks about the distinction between playing two characters in Westworld and how that also involves how he works with co-star, Evan Rachel Wood.
‘Castle Rock’ Star Jane Levy: “It sounds like I have a lot of control over my career, but I feel like I have very little”
Levy reflects on her career and explains why Castle Rock is the perfect series for her at this point in her career.
John C. Reilly on Finding His Place as an Actor
Reilly also spoke about how staying optimistic about what he could achieve helped him grow.
Interview: Michael Ironside on His New Film, ‘Knuckleball’
Ironside also chats about how he chooses his projects and why he likes to help out indie filmmakers.
Interview: Stefanie Scott Talks ‘At First Light’ and Her Advice to Young Actors
Scott also talks about auditions and if she felt pressure being the lead in her first big studio film.
Interview: Brian Dennehy on ‘The Song of Sway Lake’, Acting and One Audition That Changed Everything
Actor Brian Dennehy also reveals the advice that actor Christopher Plummer gave him that he still uses today.
Kaitlin Olson on Comedy Auditions: “You want to have a really heightened version of yourself, but not go into cartoon-land”
Olson also says that one aspect that gets in the way of comedy is when actors aren’t comfortable with themselves.
Interview: George Takei on ‘Allegiance’ and His Role in the Short Film, ‘American’
Takei chats about his activism, why he took the role in American and bringing the musical, Allegiance, to Broadway.
‘This Is Us’ Emmy Winner Ron Cephas Jones on His Recent Career Successes
Jones opened up about the importance of seizing acting opportunities in the vast entertainment landscape.
Interview: Albert Tsai on ‘Coop & Cami Ask the World’, Memorizing Lines and His Advice to Young Actors
Tsai also talks about his audition for the show!
Keegan-Michael Key on Growing as an Actor
Key speaks about growing as an actor, how comedy was a “detour” and working without Jordan Peele.
Peter Dinklage: “I never really set out to change the parameters of casting”
Dinklage speaks about playing Villechaize and how the industry has changed for dwarf actors since his 1993 death.
Edie Falco on Her Career, Roles and Creating a Character
Edie Falco spoke about her career and explains why she feels so lucky when it comes to the roles she has been cast in.
Interview: Brent Jennings on ‘Lodge 49’, His Long Career and Working Through the “Lean” Times
“You always want to start a character in the moment. If you walk out on stage, you wanna bring with you that moment that happened to you before you walked out on the stage.” – Brent Jennings
How Does Domhnall Gleeson Learn Accents?
“Oftentimes I’ll find a poem that I think suits the character and that will be my mantra” – Domnhall Gleeson
Michael Mando on his ‘Better Call Saul’ Co-stars: “I can tell you that I’ve learned an incredible lesson from each one of them”
“Until you believe in yourself, it doesn’t matter what the whole world will tell you, you’ll always have a sleepless night.” – Jonathan Banks Advice to Michael Mando