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in InterviewsInterview: Joseph Fiennes on His Evil, Weak Commander Fred Waterford in ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’
Joseph Fiennes got his breakout role more than two decades ago as the title character in the Oscar-winning Best Picture Shakespeare in Love. Since then, he has appeared in numerous films and television series. For the past three seasons, he has played Commander Fred Waterford, one of the primary antagonists on Hulu’s The Handmaid’s Tale, […] More
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Interview: Actress Ann Dowd Talks Aunt Lydia’s Complexity In ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’
Ann Dowd is a fascinating character actress who’s responsible for turning in compelling performances in film and television. She’s taken on complex roles in critically acclaimed shows like The Leftovers as faction leader Patti Levin and Sister Margarita in the Australian series Lambs of God. In 2017, Dowd stepped into the formidable role of Aunt […] More
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Previously on… The Handmaid’s Tale
What is Previously On…? Awards Radar obviously loves film, but we also love our television and streaming series, too. The challenge is that once a series has a couple seasons behind it, jumping in can be intimidating. That is why we created “Previously On…” The column will provide full-series recaps of the most buzz-worthy shows […] More
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‘How I Met Your Father’ With Hilary Duff Coming to Hulu
Plans for the Lizzie McGuire revival series on Disney+ may have fallen through, but it looks like Hilary Duff has her sights set on her next TV project. The Younger actress will be taking on the leading role in the much-attempted but finally coming to fruition How I Met Your Father, a sequel series to […] More
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Amanda Seyfried to Star in Hulu Limited Series ‘The Dropout’
Amanda Seyfried is heading back to television for her first major series role since Big Love. The newly-minted Oscar nominee has been brought on board at Hulu to replace Kate McKinnon to star as Elizabeth Holmes in the limited series The Dropout. We got a little tease of this announcement last month during our interview with Seyfried, where she spoke with Joey […] More
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Interview: Production Designer Daniel T. Dorrance on Capturing the Palette for ‘The United States vs. Billie Holiday’
1940s New York. An iconic period of American history characterized by a freewheeling jazz scene as well as the specter of addiction and racial violence. How do you translate such a world to the modern screen? And how do you make it feel lived in by someone like famed jazz singer Billie Holiday? We had […] More
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Film Review: ‘The United States vs. Billie Holiday’ is an Incomplete Case
Legendary jazz musician Billie Holiday is an icon worthy of a truly excellent biopic. Unfortunately, her story is saddled with the mediocre effort that is The United States vs Billie Holiday. Instead of digging into her talents and her tragedy, it’s content to exist on the surface level. We get drug addiction and the United […] More
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‘Animaniacs’ Composers Julie and Steven Bernstein Talk Scoring A Fan Favorite
Over the course of the last few years, 90s nostalgia has hit in a huge way resulting in half a dozen reboots. However, the beloved Warner Bros cartoon Animaniacs is rare in that it feels like the characters of Yakko, Wakko, and Dot never left audiences, even though the original viewers of the 1993 hit […] More
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‘The United States vs. Billie Holiday’ is Headed to Hulu
With the COVID pandemic leading to a shift in how movies were released in 2020, Hulu hasn’t generated as much conversation as the streaming giant Netflix, or the major controversy surrounding HBO Max. While Hulu has gotten some big hits this year thanks to Run and the holiday hit Happiest Season, the closest thing they had to an […] More
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Film Review: ‘Happiest Season’ is an Instant Holiday Classic
Holiday movies are normally not my thing. Frankly, they’re usually on the lazy side, trafficking in cliches and uninterested in still telling a good story. So, it’s all the more pleasurable to encounter a film like Happiest Season. Not just the best holiday-set picture in some time, it’s also just a top-notch romantic comedy that […] More
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Interview: Aneesh Chaganty and Natalie Qasabian on Their New Thriller ‘Run’
Writer/director Aneesh Chaganty (right) works with newcomer Kiera Allen (left), the star of his new movie, Run. It’s stressful making one’s second film. The pressure is only heightened when the first was a sleeper hit. In 2018, Searching grossed $75 million worldwide off a budget that was less than $1 million dollars. Director Aneesh Chaganty […] More
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TV REVIEW: Hulu’s ‘PEN15’ is a Reminder that “You Never Really Leave 13”
(This review was previously published on our sister site ScreenRadar.com). Recollections of seventh grade can be foggy and buried in the back of one’s mind with the other mildly traumatic memories. But the feelings of seventh grade left behind remain, frustratingly, in bits and pieces. Pen15 captures this feeling perfectly, starring show creators Maya Erskine and Anna Konkle as 13-year old versions […] More
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