Craig Mazin and Neil Druckmann on Telling a Finite Story
From writers/executive producers Craig Mazin (Chernobyl) and Neil Druckmann (who also wrote the video game of the same name), the highly anticipated HBO series The Last of Us explores what life is like after a viral outbreak has destroyed modern…
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Logan Lerman on Hunters Season 2, Fight Scenes and His Characters New Look
[Editor's note: The following contains spoilers for Season 2 of Hunters.]In the Amazon Studios series Hunters, the world’s most infamous Nazi, Adolf Hitler, is far too much to resist for the team of Nazi hunters that were fighting to rid…
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Sinqua Walls Talks Starring in Nanny, Working with Nikyatu Jusu, and Upcoming Roles
It was recently announced that director Nikyatu Jusu will be honored at Sundance in January. No surprise there, since Nanny was a big winner at the festival earlier this year. The film tells a tale of displacement as we follow…
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Director Daniel Zirilli on Corralling a Posse of Seasoned Actors in Renegades
Fans of Nick Moran (Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Hounded), Lee Majors (Six-Million Dollar Man, The Fall Guy), and Danny Trejo (The Book of Boba Fett, A Tale of Two Guns, From Dusk…
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Andrea Riseborough on To Leslie’s Awards Season Journey
Andrea Riseborough is one of the most exciting creators out there right now. If you can’t get behind that statement, odds are, you haven’t seen enough of her one-of-a-kind filmography. From Birdman to Battle of the Sexes, Black Mirror, Mandy,…
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Filmmakers Sheena M. Joyce and Don Argott on Their Powerful Showtime Docuseries Spector
When producer/director Sheena M. Joyce and director/cinematographer Don Argott were approached by the creative team at Lightbox Entertainment to make a four-part series on legendary music producer Phil Spector, they asked themselves, “Why Spector? And why now?” Surely the world…
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Rick Carter on Recreating Steven Spielberg’s Childhood In The Fabelmans
From three-time Academy Award-winning director Steven Spielberg, The Fabelmans explores the filmmaker’s own adolescence through the eyes of the fictional Sammy Fabelman. From the moment Sammy is first star-struck by the silver screen, through his family’s most difficult years, we…
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EO Filmmakers Jerzy Skolimowski and Ewa Piaskowska Discuss Their Award-Winning Film
For most of us, our experience seeing donkeys on the big screen probably ends at Winnie the Pooh. When it comes to films about animals in general, many gravitate toward house pets like dogs, and those films are usually animated.…
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House Party Director Calmatic on Having LeBron James On Set & Kid ‘N Play
[Editor's note: The following contains spoilers for House Party.]From director Calmatic and with a script written by Jamal Olori & Stephen Glover, the R-rated comedy House Party is a remix (not a remake!) of the ‘90s classic with Kid ‘n…
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1923’s Brandon Sklenar on Episode 4’s Twist Ending
From creator and executive producer Taylor Sheridan, Paramount+ series 1923 is a prequel that builds out more of the Dutton dynasty first established on-screen in Yellowstone. The show takes place after the events of the previous prequel, 1883, starring Tim…
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Three Pines Breakout Star Sarah Booth Discusses Prime Video’s Crime Drama
Three Pines is a new Prime Video series adapted from the Louise Penny books about the titular town and the police who investigate its surprising plethora of murders. Led by Chief Inspector Armand Gamache, played by Alfred Molina with a…
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“Significant Portions of the Movie Were Literally Just Lit by the Television”: Kyle Edward Ball on Skinamarink
Lucas Paul and Dali Rose Tetreault in Skinamarink The primordial fear of being watched, stalked and caught by an unknown entity lurking in the dark is the basis of Skinamarink, the microbudget feature debut from writer-director-editor Kyle Edward Ball. The…
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