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in Interviews, TVInterview: Charades and Heartbreak as Gia Sandhu Opens Up About T’Pring’s Journey on ‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’
*Editor’s Note: This interview was conducted prior to the SAG-AFTRA strike going into effect. Awards Radar stands with the actors, their union, and wishes for a resolution that helps the working actor live a better life. Union Strong!* One of the most satisfying surprises of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds is the exploration of ancillary […] More
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Interview: Paul Wesley Takes On James T. Kirk for ‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’
*Editor’s Note: This interview was conducted prior to the SAG-AFTRA strike going into effect. Awards Radar stands with the actors, their union, and wishes for a resolution that helps the working actor live a better life. Union Strong!* I don’t envy Paul Wesley. Fans of the Original Star Trek series understand the impossible challenge he […] More
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Interview: Jess Bush on Laughter Truly Being the Best Medicine on ‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’
*Editor’s Note: This interview was conducted prior to the SAG-AFTRA strike going into effect. Awards Radar stands with the actors, their union, and wishes for a resolution that helps the working actor live a better life. Union Strong!* The Star Trek: Strange New Worlds episode “Charades” delivers some of the series’ funniest moments to date. […] More
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Interview: Directing Sci-Fi with Scientist Valerie Weiss of ‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’ (Ad Astra Aspera)
In the vast universe of Star Trek, a new chapter emerged last year with Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, a captivating prequel to the iconic Star Trek: The Original Series. Set aboard the USS Enterprise, under the command of the charismatic Captain Christopher Pike (Anson Mount), this thrilling series takes viewers on a journey through […] More
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Interview: ‘Star Trek: Picard’ Editor Drew Nichols On Boldly Editing the Final Frontier
When Drew Nichols performs his job flawlessly, he becomes practically invisible. The audience becomes so engrossed in the television show they are watching—the performances, the visuals, the musical score—that their own lives fade away, replaced temporarily by a beautiful and cathartic shared moment, completely unaware of Drew’s tireless efforts. Drew, of course, is the editor […] More
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Interview: Chace Crawford Reveals What Lurks Beneath his Character The Deep on the Hit Show ‘The Boys’
What are the special ingredients that make a show like The Boys a smashing success? Is it the political satire? The drama of super heroes existing in the real world? The complex, dark characters that we feel a little guilty celebrating? Whatever the mix, the reason it goes down so easy is the humor. No […] More
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Interview: ‘Picard’ Cinematographer Crescenzo G.P. Notarile Brings his Rock & Roll Aesthetic to a beloved Franchise
Star Trek: Picard Season 3 was a love letter to fans of The Next Generation. One of the most satisfying elements was seeing the characters and the ships we love, elevated with contemporary cinematography and special effects. Since the original series aired in 1966, Star Trek has always been on the cutting edge of visual effects and […] More
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Interview: Jessie T. Usher Dissects His Off-the-Rails Character A-Train on ‘The Boys’
In the morally intricate realm of Prime Video’s The Boys, where heroes and villains are far from mere archetypes, a particular antagonist often emerges as a fan favorite. Whether it’s Homelander, The Deep, or Stormfront, this outrageous series refuses to present its characters in simplistic black and white terms. Among them, A-Train, portrayed by the […] More
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Interview: ‘We Met In Virtual Reality’ Director Joe Hunting Talks About Human Connections in VR
“Filmed entirely inside the world of Virtual Reality!” That’s how HBO Max marketed the documentary We Met In Virtual Reality by director Joe Hunting. My interest was peaked. I’m a former documentarian who lost his work when the pandemic hit. I’ve spent the past year exploring virtual worlds and recording interviews with Avatar creators in […] More
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Interview: Himesh Patel on Playing the Aimless, Everyman Hero of ‘Station Eleven’
It’s rare to watch a show set after the fall of human civilization and see oneself as the hero of that story. Most of us are not Mad Max, as much as we may fantasize. What I’m describing is the aimless, unsure “everyman” who grudgingly helps people not because he is a loner and a […] More
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Interview: ‘The Umbrella Academy’ Creator Steve Blackman on His Dysfunctional Super Family Show (With a Body Count)
If you have slept on The Umbrella Academy because you are fatigued of superhero stories, you can be forgiven. You will also be making a big mistake. Huge mistake. The Umbrella Academy is one of the funniest, weirdest and most bingeable shows streaming right now. What separates it from a crowded pack is the ensemble. […] More
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Interview: Production Designer Ruth Ammon on the Pre and Post-Apocalyptic World of ‘Station Eleven’
The term “world-building” gets thrown around a lot these days. It’s the goal of filmmakers to transport the audience to different places. To experience a reality that doesn’t exist outside of our minds. Of course, to achieve this, someone has to do the actual “building” part. Enter the Production Designer. As the head of the […] More
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