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in TV, TV InterviewsInterview: Jake Lacy on Navigating ‘All Her Fault’ and Letting the Story Speak for Itself
When Jake Lacy is involved in a project, you know he has something up his sleeve, and a perfect example of that is his performance as Peter Irvine in All Her Fault. Despite the title, it becomes very clear by the end that what happened to the Irvine family is all Peter’s fault. Carrie Finch […] More
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Interview: Creators Greg Daniels and Michael Koman on ‘The Paper’
The Paper creators Greg Daniels and Michael Koman stopped the presses for a Zoom chat about their newsroom mockumentary. The duo got into details, sharing a scrapped part of the pilot involving a loose canary that was hilariously identical to an unexpected Australian Office promo. Daniels and Koman addressed the Dunder Mifflin-sized elephant in the […] More
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Interview: Padma Lakshmi is Redefining Food Television with ‘America’s Culinary Cup’
Culinary television royalty Padma Lakshmi has spent decades shaping how people view food and culture. With her refined palate and supertaster credentials, she brings unmatched expertise to every project. For America’s Culinary Cup, she surrounds herself with top chefs and judges while keeping the highest standards and the focus on the food. Lakshmi challenges elite […] More
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Interview: Richard Gadd on the Devastating Bond Between Niall and Ruben in ‘Half Man’ and if it’s Love
Every time I watch Richard Gadd‘s work in Half Man, it evokes so many different thoughts, ones that I simply cannot shake. It keeps me revisiting moments, reassessing character actions and wondering if a few small choices along the way would have changed the fate of Niall and Ruben. Several viewings later, I still don’t […] More
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Interview: Oscar Nuñez Chats About ‘The Paper’
The hilarious Oscar Nuñez is back in the mockumentary universe, and he is bringing his trademark deadpan wit with him. In our phone chat, The Office alumnus trades Scranton and Dunder Mifflin for the bustling metropolis of Toledo and the newsroom of the Paper. Nuñez playfully details the stark contrast between his early days on […] More
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Interview: Jack Huston Dives Into His Portrayal of Flint Marko in ‘Spider-Noir’
Awards Radar speaks to actor Jack Huston about his portrayal of Flint Marko, AKA the Sandman, in Prime Video’s Spider-Noir. More
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Interview: Henry Alonso Myers and Akiva Goldsman Talk ‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds co-showrunners Akiva Goldsman and Henry Alonso Myers took time away from their travels in space to chat over Zoom about the show. The duo shed light on Captain Batel’s tragic character journey and talked behind the scenes of the holodeck murder mystery episode directed by franchise veteran Jonathan Frakes. Plus, […] More
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Interview: Visual Effects Supervisor Jason Zimmerman Chats About Playing with Spaceships for ‘Star Trek: Starfleet Academy’ and ‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’
Forget the final frontier, for Emmy-winning visual effects supervisor Jason Zimmerman, the real mission is surviving 60 years of Star Trek canon. Boasting an impressive franchise pedigree that includes overseeing the vfx world of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy and Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Zimmerman has spent years managing a massive 150-episode footprint across 17 seasons […] More
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TV Topics: Shailene Woodley Finds Hope in ‘Paradise’ and Its Most Heartbreaking Story
(Warning: This article reveals some major spoilers very early on. If you have not watched Paradise season 2, do so now.) When it comes to Shailene Woodley‘s work on Paradise, perhaps the most impressive thing is how her presence is felt throughout the entire season. There are so many moments that circle back to her […] More
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Interview: How Kate O’Flynn Makes a “Forgettable” Character Completely Unforgettable on ‘Widow’s Bay’
Every once in a while, a character appears on television who feels instantly unforgettable. The funny thing about Patricia in Widow’s Bay is that, on paper, she shouldn’t be. Patricia is, for the most part, an ordinary person, kind of mundane. She isn’t particularly glamorous. Her clothes, hair, and makeup never seem designed to draw […] More
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