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in Editor, InterviewsInterview: Oscar Winner Alicia Vikander Discusses the Appeal of ‘Blue Bayou’ and Still Having Fun
Alicia Vikander has talent to spare, so whenever she decides on a film to make, it’s a big deal. So, when Blue Bayou was the project she opted to take on, it was a sign that she saw something in Justin Chon‘s passion project. As you might imagine, she’s a busy woman, so finding time […] More
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Interview: Actor and Filmmaker Justin Chon on the Passion Behind ‘Blue Bayou’
Blue Bayou is a film brimming with emotion. Filmmaker and star Justin Chon makes sure that you feel the pain and struggle inherent in the story. For some, that may mean that the movie goes bigger than you might expect. However, Chon is aware of this, and during our chat about his flick, he speaks […] More
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Interview: Justin Long Chats With Joey About His Directorial Debut ‘Lady of the Manor’
For years, Justin Long has been a consistently funny and engaging actor. Not only that, he’s largely a fearless performer. Just look at his bravura performance in Kevin Smith‘s cult film Tusk. Long doesn’t play it safe, that’s for sure. Whether he’s going Full Walrus there, upping the romantic comedy game with Going the Distance, […] More
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Interview: Grace Van Patten on Connecting with Cast & Characters in ‘Nine Perfect Strangers’
Hulu’s Nine Perfect Strangers has been a wild rollercoaster ride, uniting nine people in search of meaning in their lives in a suspiciously serene retreat environment run by the mysterious Masha (Nicole Kidman). Among the attendees is Zoe (Grace Van Patten), a free spirit traveling with her parents (Asher Keddie and Michael Shannon) in search […] More
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Interview: Going to ‘The Mad Women’s Ball’ with Mélanie Laurent
Mélanie Laurent is a really cunning actress. I say that because she always seems to be the smartest person on the screen. Her expression is always serious, yet oddly playful. It makes for characters that you immediately care deeply about. Whether it’s for Quentin Tarantino in her American breakthrough Inglourious Basterds or in Beginners, she […] More
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Interview: Frank Grillo Chats with Joey About Acting, Career Choices, and ‘Copshop’
If you like action films, chances are you’re now a fan of Frank Grillo. In a number of ways, he feels like a throwback to an era of action heroes that are largely now gone. Of course, the days of megastars like a Sylvester Stallone are mostly passed, though their essence is felt in Grillo’s […] More
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TIFF Interview: Jean Luc Herbulot Discusses ‘Saloum’ and his Visions for African Cinema and Culture
With its fresh take on the genre traditions of Westerns, thrillers and horror movies, Jean Luc Herbulot’s Saloum was one of the hidden gems of the 2021 Toronto International Film Festival. It follows a trio of mercenaries called the Bangui Hyenas who decide to hide out in a camp located in a mysterious and dangerous […] More
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Interview: Talking German and ‘I’m Your Man’ with Star Dan Stevens
Did you know that Dan Stevens can speak German? I sure didn’t, and that made part of watching I’m Your Man at the 2021 Toronto International Film Festival such an interesting experience. It was via a link, and I was exhausted, as all festival goers tend to be, so at first I thought I might […] More
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Interview: Director Louis Gonzales and Producer Courtney Casper Kent Discuss Disney Pixar’s Wrestling-Themed Short ‘Nona’
As discussed in our article for Aphton Corbin’s Twenty Something, Disney Pixar’s SparkShorts series has been a big success at giving promising filmmakers a platform to create something personal and exciting. This time around, Nona gives Louis Gonzales his first taste of directing after many years of working in animation – and he knocks it […] More
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Interview: Talking Casting and ‘The Eyes of Tammy Faye’ with Director Michael Showalter
Michael Showalter is quickly becoming a go-to director for films that interestingly balance comedy and drama. Known for comedy, the comedian turned filmmaker has opted to helm things that perhaps would be seen as offbeat choices for him. My Name is Doris, The Big Sick, The Lovebirds, and now The Eyes of Tammy Faye are […] More
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Interview: Vincent D’Onofrio Discusses ‘The Eyes of Tammy Faye’ and Playing a Real Person
Who doesn’t love the precision with which Vincent D’Onofrio essays a role? Whether it’s his introduction in Full Metal Jacket or his insanely disturbing part in The Cell, D’Onofrio is always on. Even with a supporting role like the one he has in The Eyes of Tammy Faye, he delivers the goods. Here, he plays […] More
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Interview: Talking ‘The Eyes of Tammy Faye’ with Cherry Jones
No matter what you see Cherry Jones in, you know she’s going to do strong work. That just comes with the territory for an actress who has been rewarded, award-wise, as much as she has. A five time Tony Award nominee (and two time winner), as well as a three time Emmy Award winner, Jones […] More
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