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BOYS & A Girl: A ‘The Boys’ S1 & S2 Retrospective + Warner Bros Discovery News
The Squad talks about The Boys and Girls, Batgirl to be specific as they break down the merger of Warner Bros and Discovery and the flood of concern over the future of many HBO Max and DCEU properties. If you’ve been more than a little confused about the who, what, and WHY of all the […] More
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Interview: Natasha Rothwell on Acting Opposite Jennifer Coolidge and the Reaction to ‘The White Lotus’
HBO’s The White Lotus, which picked up a whopping twenty Emmy nominations, is described as a social satire, featuring a group of wealthy guests at a Hawaiian resort. One of the standout members of the cast, and a nominee for Supporting Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie, is Natasha Rothwell, who portrays […] More
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Warner Bros. Shelves ‘Batgirl’: Film Not Coming to Theaters or HBO Max
In an unprecedented move within the industry, Warner Bros. Discovery has shelved Batgirl from any release model, including theatrical and streaming. The film was in the final stages of post-production when the studio made the decision, shocking industry insiders and fans alike. Directed by Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah, and starring Leslie Grace as […] 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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Interview: Casting Directors Jeanie & Maggie Bacharach Talk ‘Station Eleven’
The casting director for a film has one of the most powerful influences on the final product, yet goes largely unnoticed by the general audience. The actors bring the characters to life, but they first need to audition, which means they are selected by the Casting Director. Careers can be made by matching the right […] More
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Interview: Danielle Brooks Discusses Tackling The Action World of ‘Peacemaker’
Peacemaker was one of the biggest surprises on television last year. Little was revealed about the John Cena led HBO Max series before its premiere, but knowing that James Gunn was at the helm meant we could expect the unexpected… and we got it. One of the most surprising things about the series was the […] More
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Interview: ‘Station Eleven’ EP & Director Jeremy Podeswa Talks about Creation & Renewal
The most prolific television directors are journeymen. They show up for an episode or two during a season, put in the work, then move onto the next show. The producers, the actors, the writers, the director of photography all stay, but the director moves along. The television director’s job is to match the tone and […] More
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Interview: David Jenkins On Making ‘Our Flag Means Death’ an Escape
When talking to David Jenkins, the creator and writer of HBO Max’s pirate-centric workplace comedy, Our Flag Means Death, his passion for his work can be heard in every word. While it may be easy to brush off a period piece pirate series with a cast of top notch comedic performers as a one-joke premise […] More
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Interview: Showrunners Christina Lee and Alissa Nutting on Season 2 on ‘Made for Love’
Made for Love imagines a world not that far from our own, where a tech guru with unlimited funds creates a place called the Hub hidden from civilization where users will have the opportunity to digitally live forever. This show, which is alternatively wacky and disturbing, is certainly unique, and Awards Radar had the opportunity […] More
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Interview: Director Ry Russo-Young Talks ‘Nuclear Family,’ Processing through Filmmaking, and Self-Awareness
Nuclear Family tells the story of how lesbian couple Sandra Russo and Robin Young created, and then fought for the integrity of their family. A would-be idyllic childhood for daughters Ry and Cade, each conceived through a different sperm donor, turned traumatic when one of the donors sued for paternity and visitation rights for Ry. […] More
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Interview: William Jackson Harper on Connecting to Marcus in ‘Love Life’
Awards Radar had the chance to speak with Emmy-nominated actor William Jackson Harper last year about his powerful performance in Prime Video’s The Underground Railroad, a considerably different turn than the one that made him famous, Chidi Anagonye in NBC’s The Good Place. Now, he’s back in another comedy context as the lead in season […] More
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Interview: Jeff Hiller on Playing Joel and Working with Bridgett Everett in ‘Somebody Somewhere’
If you haven’t discovered Somebody Somewhere yet, you’re missing out. This gem of a show gives star and executive producer Bridget Everett a wonderful platform to play Sam, a Kansas woman struggling to find herself in adulthood and cope with the loss of her sister. One of her best support systems is her friend Joel […] More
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