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in Editor, InterviewsInterview: Caitríona Balfe Chats About the Emotions and Joy of ‘Belfast’
Caitríona Balfe is already beloved on the small screen with her work on Outlander. However, her big screen output has slowly but surely been getting noticed. In particular, Ford v Ferrari was a bit of a coming out party for her. That being said, Belfast is a horse of a different color. Not only is […] More
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DOC NYC Interview: Maria Speth Reflects on ‘Mr. Bachmann and His Class’
Winner of the Silver Bear at the Berlin Film Festival, Maria Speth’s Mr. Bachmann and His Class is one of the year’s most ambitious films. And yet, it is set largely in one classroom. Speth’s 217 minute documentary observes a multi-cultural classroom of elementary school students in Germany, as they learn from their uniquely engaging […] More
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Interview: Woody Norman Chats About ‘C’mon C’mon’ and Proves He’s the Real Deal
When you watch C’mon C’mon, you’re almost instantly in awe of Woody Norman. His performance is just phenomenal, made even more impressive by how early in his career it comes. Throw in the accent he’s doing and it’s hard not to be gobsmacked. Earlier in the week, I shared my interview with filmmaker Mike Mills […] More
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Interview: Alex Wolff Returns to Continue the Conversation about ‘Pig’
Alex Wolff is somehow already both an insanely compelling actor as well as a bit of an underrated one. His star is continuing to rise, whether it’s in Hereditary, Old, or Pig. Whether it’s a lead or supporting turn, you know you’re in for a treat. With Pig, not only did he get to have […] More
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Interview: Jayne Houdyshell on Her Long Journey with ‘The Humans’
The Humans is a one-act play that has been around for a while. Its first-ever performance in front of an audience was at the American Theater Company in Chicago, Illinois in 2014. It slowly made its way wowing theatregoers around the country before finally making its Broadway debut in 2016, soon after that becoming a […] More
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Interview: Filmmaker Mike Mills Chats About His Writing Process, Joaquin Phoenix, and ‘C’mon C’mon’
No one is doing quite what Mike Mills is doing. The filmmaker has made a career out of making movies that have bigger hearts, a different focus, and just a different feel than anyone else. Whether it was his prior flick 20th Century Women, Beginners, or even going back to Thumbsucker, it’s clear to see. […] More
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Marvel’s ‘Hawkeye’ Series Aims For New Possibilities
Back in April of 2019 Disney and Marvel announced their plans to extend the Marvel Cinematic Universe to television with the new streaming service, Disney+ it is fair to say there were some skeptics. Months later when the trailer for WandaVision was released and did not deliver the high action series we expected, but rather […] More
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Interview: Alexandre Desplat Talks ‘The French Dispatch’ and the Poetic World of Wes Anderson
In an era of percussive, growling, exhilarating Zimmer-esque film scores, it can be refreshing to hear a score with a lighter touch. Light, but also intentional, meticulous, and whimsical. Alexandre Desplat, one of the most prolific and decorated film composers of our time, brings together the minimalist, the classical, the quirky, and the Dada in […] More
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Interview: Stephanie Beatriz on Taking the Lead in Disney’s ‘Encanto’
The sixtieth feature film from Walt Disney Animation Studios is Encanto, a delightful story of family and magic set in Colombia. The only member of the Madrigal family not to be endowed with her own special gift is the spunky and perceptive Mirabel, who must figure out a way to save the magic of the […] More
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Interview: Writer-Director Stephen Karam Discusses ‘The Humans’ From Stage to Screen
“It’s the kind of meanness that can only come from family, you know? It’s the kind of meanness that can only come from people who really love each other,” was director Stephen Karam’s reaction to my observation that The Humans presented a very specific kind of familial mean-spiritedness in its dialogue and interactions that will […] More
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Interview: Diane Guerrero on Playing Perfection in Disney’s ‘Encanto’
The sixtieth feature film from Walt Disney Animation Studios is Encanto, a delightful story of family and magic set in Colombia. The oldest daughter of the Madrigal family is Isabela, who seems perfect in every way and has the power to create flowers wherever she goes. Awards Radar had the opportunity to speak with Diane […] More
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Interview: ‘House of Gucci’ Scribe Roberto Bentivegna on the Development of the Star-Studded Film
While House of Gucci puts its A-list cast front and center, led by Lady Gaga, it began as an idea in a screenwriter’s mind. Namely, the mind of Roberto Bentivegna, who started the adventure that Ridley Scott eventually picked up and brought to the finish line. When given the chance to talk to him about […] More
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