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in InterviewsInterview: Jeremy Swift Talks About the Infectious Charm of ‘Ted Lasso’
Ted Lasso is taking everyone by storm. Based on an NBC character concept, the show is about an earnest American football Coach (played by Jason Sudeikis) who takes his Kansas City charm all the way to London to manage a British football team. While the show could’ve easily slid into a formulaic sitcom, with Lasso […] More
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Interview: Actor Ben Daniels Talks Becoming a Superhero in ‘Jupiter’s Legacy’
Netflix is expanding on their superhero game with Jupiter’s Legacy. Their latest offering is a show based on Mark Millar’s original comics of the same name and centers on a family of superheroes who gained their powers in the 1930s. One of the most exciting dynamics to come out of the series is how each […] More
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Interview: Joseph Fiennes on His Evil, Weak Commander Fred Waterford in ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’
Joseph Fiennes got his breakout role more than two decades ago as the title character in the Oscar-winning Best Picture Shakespeare in Love. Since then, he has appeared in numerous films and television series. For the past three seasons, he has played Commander Fred Waterford, one of the primary antagonists on Hulu’s The Handmaid’s Tale, […] More
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Interview: Actress Ann Dowd Talks Aunt Lydia’s Complexity In ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’
Ann Dowd is a fascinating character actress who’s responsible for turning in compelling performances in film and television. She’s taken on complex roles in critically acclaimed shows like The Leftovers as faction leader Patti Levin and Sister Margarita in the Australian series Lambs of God. In 2017, Dowd stepped into the formidable role of Aunt […] More
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Interview: Ed Helms And Patti Harrison Talk New Rom-Com ‘Together Together’
In the dramedy Together Together, director-writer Nikole Beckwith brings a new perspective to the rom-com genre by avoiding the formulaic grooves most mainstream features suffer from. Joey was fond of it at the Sundance Film Festival, as you can see here. Ed Helms (The Hangover) plays Matt, a 45-year-old who is enthusiastically embarking on parenthood on […] More
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Awards Radar TV SAG Predictions
The SAG Awards are coming up this weekend, and the Awards Radar TV team is back again to help you predict who will win in each of the television categories at this year’s brief ceremony. We also provide a detailed breakdown of where we think each of the contenders stand, in case you wanted to take a […] More
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Interview: Sound Editor Nicolas Becker On Creating An Immersive Experience For ‘Sound of Metal’
Nicolas Becker has worked with sound on well-known films like Gravity, Arrival, and 28 Weeks Later. In the film Sound of Metal, the sound editor created the arc of heavy metal drummer Ruben’s (Riz Ahmed) sudden hearing loss and his relationship with sound as the loss gets progressively worse throughout the film. This task brought […] More
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Interview: Kate Walsh Discusses ‘Sometime Other Than Now’ and the Pivot to Streaming
Actress Kate Walsh is no stranger to the small screen. Viewers watched her as Dr. Addson Montgomery on ABC’s Grey’s Anatomy and later on in the spin-off Private Practice. Since then, she’s had the unique experience of having a front row seat to the shift in television with the boom of streaming services. Walsh took […] More
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Awards Radar Golden Globe Television Predictions
Here at Awards Radar, we strive to bring you the best coverage in awards and entertainment. With that in mind, we are excited to announce an increased focus on television and streaming series. Moving forward, we are committed to the same level of passionate, engaged reporting on the world of television and TV awards that […] More
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Peter Kim On ‘The Forty-Year-Old Version’ and Carving Out Spaces for BIPOC Stories
The Forty-Year-Old Version is a story about Radha, a woman who, after a creatively uninspired stint, yearns for the opportunity to take her voice to the next level. She navigates the theater world’s predominately white sphere with her agent Archie (Peter Kim) and questions whether or not compromising her voice is worth her next break. […] More
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Interview: Director Mike Cahill Talks Chasing ‘Bliss’
If there’s a through-line in writer-director Mike Cahill‘s career, it’s that he explores other worlds through the scope of human behavior, and the same for his new film Bliss. What might seem like otherworldly premises is ultimately always brought down to earth by the rawness of the human condition. “I have this thing where I’m […] More
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‘Animaniacs’ Composers Julie and Steven Bernstein Talk Scoring A Fan Favorite
Over the course of the last few years, 90s nostalgia has hit in a huge way resulting in half a dozen reboots. However, the beloved Warner Bros cartoon Animaniacs is rare in that it feels like the characters of Yakko, Wakko, and Dot never left audiences, even though the original viewers of the 1993 hit […] More
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