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in Editor, InterviewsInterview: Zoe Lister-Jones and Daryl Wein Discuss ‘How It Ends’ with Joey
For years, filmmakers Zoe Lister-Jones and Daryl Wein have been making (separately, as well as together), keenly observed movies about the human condition. Whether it’s Breaking Upwards or Lola Versus as a team, or Lister Jones’ own Band-Aid, they’re incredibly perceptive storytellers. That’s true once again in the aptly titled end of the world comedy/dramedy […] More
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Interview: Carla Gugino Talks Kicking Ass in ‘Gunpowder Milkshake’ and the Timeless Appeal of ‘Spy Kids’
A veteran of the big and small screens for decades, Carla Gugino has worked with everyone from Nicolas Cage and Brian De Palma to Robert Rodriguez and Mickey Rourke, appearing in blockbusters like Spy Kids and Watchmen to the highly acclaimed Haunting of Hill House Netflix horror series. Her latest for Netflix is Gunpowder Milkshake, […] More
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Interview: Alex Wolff Discusses What Made ‘Pig’ Such an Attractive Opportunity
When you watch Pig, you obviously pay attention to Nicolas Cage. The Academy Award winner is doing some tremendous work for filmmaker Michael Sarnoski in this very unique character study. You really should be reveling in his work, but it’s not just Cage who impresses. Alex Wolff is also doing something really impressive here. Building […] More
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Interview: Karan Soni and Geraldine Viswanathan Talk Hitting the Oregon Trail for ‘Miracle Workers’
For three seasons on Miracle Workers, Karan Soni and Geraldine Viswanathan have shifted into new roles as the series resets each year into a new setting. With the third season, Oregon Trail, airing now on TBS, they head into the Great Outdoors on a journey to new opportunities. We had the chance to speak with […] More
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Interview: Joshua Jackson Talks ‘Dr. Death’s’ Origin Story For The Devil
Joshua Jackson is no stranger to television, spending most of his life on screen. If you were a kid of the 90s, odds are the actor has a place in your own pop culture frame of reference. After beginning his film career in The Mighty Ducks franchise as captain Charlie Conway, he became a household […] More
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Interview: Steve Buscemi and Daniel Radcliffe Discuss Their Careers and the New Season of ‘Miracle Workers’
Two men at very different stages in their careers, Steve Buscemi and Daniel Radcliffe converge in wonderful fashion in the TBS comedy series Miracle Workers. With its third season, subtitled Oregon Trial, airing now, the two have the most screen time together they’ve had yet over the course of the series. Miracle Workers resets each […] More
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Interview: Mike Mitchell Chats About Podcasting, ‘The Tomorrow War,’ and Much More!
Mike Mitchell is many things. He’s an actor, a podcaster, and a writer. He’s also both one of the funniest as well as nicest guys in the business. If you’ve heard any of his comedy/food podcast Doughboys that he does with Nick Wiger, that much is clear. From his performing and writing in The Birthday […] More
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Interview: Director Stephanie Laing on ‘Made for Love,’ ‘Physical,’ and the Dark Side of Comedy
One of this past season’s most off-kilter and memorable comedies was Made for Love, which explores the subversive role of technology and how it can be used to manipulate people’s minds, particularly that of Hazel (Cristin Milioti) by her husband Byron (Billy Magnussen). The show’s themes and tone are familiar territory for Stephanie Laing, who […] More
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Interview: Riley Keough Discusses the Wild Ride That Is ‘Zola’
If you see Riley Keough in a movie, chances are it’s going to be a thought provoking one. To be sure, her latest turn in Zola is chief among them, but it’s hardly the only one. Other films such as American Honey, The House That Jack Built, It Comes At Night, Jack & Diane, The […] More
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Interview: Kevin Powell Talks Getting Real For ‘The Real World Homecoming’
The Real World premiered in 1992, and with it, seven strangers were put through an experiment that eventually became the blueprint of reality TV. Since then, the genre has gone through an evolution, where excess is celebrated, storylines are heavily produced, and branding is at the forefront of people’s minds. Back when cast member Kevin […] More
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Interview: Julia Stiles Chats About ‘The God Committee’ and More
Julia Stiles has been acting for a long time now. Whether you fell in love with her in 10 Things I Hate About You or Save the Last Dance, just to name two projects, it’s likely she won you over at some point. I know she did for me, even if it also doesn’t hurt […] More
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Interview: ‘Zola’ Co-Writer Jeremy O. Harris Discusses the Journey of Bringing the Epic Twitter Thread to the Big Screen
Turning a 148-tweet thread from Twitter into a feature film is a heck of a way to make your first go at writing a screenplay for the big screen, and Jeremy O. Harris has never been one to play it safe. The award-winning playwright behind Slave Play was more than up to tackling the story of Aziah “Zola” King, whose […] More
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