Steven Prusakowski
Steven Prusakowski has been a cinephile as far back as he can remember, literally. At the age of ten, while other kids his age were sleeping, he was up into the late hours of the night watching the Oscars. Since then, his passion for film, television, and awards has only grown. For over a decade he has reviewed and written about entertainment through publications including Awards Circuit and Screen Radar. He has conducted interviews with some of the best in the business - learning more about them, their projects and their crafts. He is a graduate of the RIT film program. You can find him on Twitter and Letterboxd as @FilmSnork – we don’t know why the name, but he seems to be sticking to it. Email: filmsnork@gmail.com
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in FYC, Interviews, TVInterview: ‘Ghosts’ Star Rebecca Wisocky On Why Hetty is More Than Meets the Eye
One look at the classic dark teal dress worn by Hetty, the high status baroness of the house on the CBS hit comedy Ghosts, and you would probably think you know what to expect from the character. Then, when Rebecca Wisocky speaks in her perfectly prim and proper manner, you would be sure of it. […] More
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Interview: Jubilant ‘Shrinking’ Star Luke Tennie On Playing the Not-So-Jubilant Sean
When Luke Tennie first appears on Apple TV+’s comedy-drama Shrinking as Sean, he is a bit unpredictable; a military veteran struggling with violent outbursts and anger management issues as a result of his PTSD. He turns to the unorthodox advice of his therapist, Jimmy (Jason Segel) to help resolve these issues. Little does he know […] More
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Interview: Nico Parker On Her Brief Yet Impactful Work in ‘The Last of Us’
Nico Parker made me cry. There I said it. If you do not know what I am talking about, then I recommend you bookmark this page, go watch HBO’s The Last of Us, and finish watching our conversation later. It does not taking a parent of similarly aged daughters to be soul crushed by the […] More
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A Sequel to ‘The Flash’ Has Already Been Written But May Never Be Made?
We’re less than two weeks out from The Flash finally hitting screens. The early word is quite positive, our own editor Joey Magidson is seeing it this evening, and it does seem like the film has turned out successfully. So, a sequel should be a no-brainer for DC, right? Well, yes and no, as we’ve […] More
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Composer Alan Menken Dives Into Writing New ‘The Little Mermaid’ Songs
When Disney’s live action version of The Little Mermaid was announced one big concern for fans was the the ability to deliver new takes on the music with which generations of fans have fallen in love. Luckily, those beloved songs such as “Part of Your World,” “Kiss the Girl,” “Under the Sea,” “Poor Unfortunate Souls,” […] More
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Interview: Richard Jenkins On Finding the Humanity in ‘Dahmer – Monster’
When taking on a role there is a great deal an actor must take in to account. This is even more true for a series which touches on such as the sensitive and disturbing subjects found in Netflix’s DAHMER – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story. Richard Jenkins, who plays Lionel Dahmer, father of the infamous […] More
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Film Review: Sydney Sweeney Taps Into The Tension of ‘Reality’
There was a time when leaked classified documents were reserved for Hollywood tales of cloak and dagger; carefully guarded briefcases held by mysterious fedora-wearing figures meeting in shadowy back alleys often ending with concealed guns aggressively being pointed in someone’s direction. Somewhere along the way that changed, or probably more accurately it was never the […] More
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Interview: Marisa Davila On Jane’s Journey In ‘Rise of the Pink Ladies’
When watching Paramount+’s Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies, series’ star, Marisa Davila, is an instant standout. The actress displays an impressive array of talents including acting, singing, dancing, and comedy as she brings her character Jane to life – in all her 1950s glory. Davila may seem like a fresh face, but in actuality […] More
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Interview: ‘Ted Lasso’ Casting Director, Theo Park, On Finding That ‘Lasso’ Magic
In the game of football (soccer for you ‘mericans) when kicking a penalty it is vital to select the right player. The same goes for casting a show, there’s the right person for the part and finding that person is not easy task. This is where casting director Theo Park comes in. She has cast […] More
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Interview: Ismael Cruz Córdova On Fighting the Fight on ‘The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power’
When speaking to an actor about their work it is easy to be in awe of the talent they display on screen, but is it rare to be inspired in a way that truly changes you. That is exactly what happened when I spoke with Ismael Cruz Córdova about his portrayal of Arondir in Prime […] More
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Rose Byrne Joins the TV Topics Podcast To Talk ‘Physical’ & All Things TV
Welcome to the pilot episode of the TV Topics podcast. Host Steven Prusakowski is your TV guide along with co-host Abe Friedtanzer (also joined by Danny Jarabek) who will walk you through the TV landscape each episode. For episode one we also have a special guest who happens to be one of Hollywood’s most versatile […] More
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Interview: Billy Crudup Promises the Moon and Delivers On ‘Hello Tomorrow!’
There’s a reason I often ask those who I interview about what got them into the business. I am genuinely interested where the road began, but it can also be the beginning of a revealing thread that runs through their entire career story. For Actor Billy Crudup, the thread of his impressive 30-year acting career […] More
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