The Continental Producers on the Challenge of Bringing the World of John Wick to TV
Producers Basil Iwanyk and Erica Lee have been with John Wick since the beginning. They saw this property, which started in 2014 with a single film starring Keanu Reeves, blossom into a full-fledged franchise of which the most recent film,…
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‘The Other Black Girl’ EPs on the Show’s Changed Ending and Season 2 Plans
Editor's note: The below interview contains spoilers for the season finale of The Other Black Girl. When Zakiya Dalila Harris' book The Other Black Girl first debuted in 2021, it was an immediate success. Inspired, at least in part, by…
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Joel McHale Talks State of Reality TV, His Dream Cooking Show & Klondike Campaign
The Big Picture Joel McHale and Klondike held a Hometown Road Trip contest, with Harlem, New York being crowned as the winner for the Klondike block party on September 23. McHale also shares his thoughts on the state of reality…
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The Continental Crew Discusses the Stunts, Sound, Productions, and Costumes of the John Wick Show
John Wick is the latest movie franchise to expand from film to television. In recent years, series like Star Wars and the Marvel Cinematic Universe have transitioned to television, and they've brought alongside a massive pool of talent to ensure…
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‘Dumb Money’ Director Wants the Audience to Feel Outraged
The Big Picture "Dumb Money," directed by Craig Gillespie, turns a real-life scandal into a dramedy that spotlights an ensemble cast, just like Gillespie's previous film, "I, Tonya." The film explores the GameStop stock controversy and the clash between small…
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Andy Lau and Ning Hao Talk Satirizing Stardom and the Film Industry with The Movie Emperor
Andy Lau is a certified star, especially to Asian audiences. A legend in Hong Kong cinema, he has a career that spans over four decades, beginning with early hits in the 80s like Boat People and As Tears Go By…
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‘Sing Sing’s Colman Domingo Talks Working With Former Inmates in a Prison
The Big Picture Sing Sing is a film based on the true story of a theater program inside a maximum security prison, highlighting the friendship between two very different inmates and their journey through the program. The film utilized a…
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A Haunting in Venice Cinematographer Haris Zambarloukos on Digital vs. Film
The Big Picture A Haunting in Venice takes audiences to a post-World War II setting and focuses on an intimate Poirot mystery with haunting themes. Director Kenneth Branagh and cinematographer Haris Zambarloukos chose to shoot the film digitally for its…
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Sung Kang on Finding His Calling with Directorial Debut Shaky Shivers
Directing has long been Sung Kang's goal, and after many false starts, it has finally happened with Shaky Shivers. The film is billed as a horror-comedy — though, in our interview, Kang said he saw it more as "a comedy…
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Haley Bennett on Playing Grande Dame of Champagne in Widow Clicquot
The Big Picture "Widow Clicquot" is a female-driven film set during the Napoleonic Wars, telling the story of the "Grande Dame of Champagne" and her journey to become a successful entrepreneur in winemaking. The film explores the themes of love,…
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Big Easy Queens Filmmaker Erynn Dalton and Star Eric Swanson Take Queer Horror to New Heights
You don't often find a ballsy New Orleans mob queen battling it out with an arch-nemesis named Poodles in queer cinema. Add some drag queen eyelashes, plenty of gore, and big splashes of noir, and Big Easy Queens has the…
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Armageddon & How It’s Different From Original
The Big Picture Spy Kids: Armageddon reunites filmmaker Robert Rodriguez with Netflix for an exciting adventure family film that is sure to captivate the streamer's youngest viewers. Rodriguez and his own family were heavily involved in the making of the…
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