Category: Interviews
Arthur the King Director on Wahlberg’s ‘Dangerous’ Shoot and Family Plan 2
Arthur the King Director on Wahlberg’s ‘Dangerous’ Shoot and Family Plan 2

In the mood for something uplifting and perhaps even canine-focused? Dog lovers everywhere should know that the titular character of Arthur the King is indeed a furry friend. On top of that, it's an incredible true story. Plus, with Mark…

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Eric Adjepong Is Building Up His Own Poker Skills Hosting ‘Wildcard Kitchen’ [Interview]
Eric Adjepong Is Building Up His Own Poker Skills Hosting ‘Wildcard Kitchen’ [Interview]

The Big Picture Eric Adjepong is a successful Top Chef alum with new shows on Food Network and a children's book. Adjepong is highlighting African flavors in fine dining to showcase the diversity of African cuisine. Wildcard Kitchen , hosted…

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“I Didn’t Want It to Get Too ’80s”: Rose Glass on Love Lies Bleeding
“I Didn’t Want It to Get Too ’80s”: Rose Glass on Love Lies Bleeding

Katy O'Brian in Love Lies Bleeding Equal parts romantic horror movie, revenge thriller and twisted, small town family drama, Rose Glass’s second feature after Saint Maud, is a midnight movie for the arthouse crowd, complete with Hollywood stars (Kristen Stewart,…

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Conor Sherry & Gabriel LaBelle Talk ‘Being Idiots’ in Snack Shack
Conor Sherry & Gabriel LaBelle Talk ‘Being Idiots’ in Snack Shack

Snack Shack focuses on two best friends who began working at a community pool snack shack in Nebraska City during the summer of 1991. The lifelong friends are played by Conor Sherry and Gabriel LaBelle, and they certainly went all…

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‘Snack Shack’ Cast Discuss Their R-Rated Comedy & Making Out With a Mirror
‘Snack Shack’ Cast Discuss Their R-Rated Comedy & Making Out With a Mirror

The Big Picture Collider's Steve Weintraub moderates an exclusive Q&A with the cast and director behind Snack Shack . Filmmaker Adam Rehmeier and cast members Conor Sherry, Nick Robinson, and Mika Abdalla reflect on their experiences making this R-rated independent…

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“The Frame Is a Proscenium”: Graham Swon on An Evening Song (for three voices)
“The Frame Is a Proscenium”: Graham Swon on An Evening Song (for three voices)

An Evening Song (in three parts) Set in 1939 and told through the intertwining perspectives of characters enmeshed in a bizarre love triangle, writer-director Graham Swon’s sophomore feature An Evening Song (for three voices) is as visually robust as it…

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How Ed Speleers’ ‘You’ Character Led Him to Netflix’s ‘Irish Wish’
How Ed Speleers’ ‘You’ Character Led Him to Netflix’s ‘Irish Wish’

Ed Speleers has been giving phenomenal performances for nearly two decades, but over the past year, it feels like his star is on the rise in a whole new way. His roles as the endearing Jimmy Kent in Downton Abbey…

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Steven Spielberg Was Crucial to Getting ‘Little Wing’ to Take Flight
Steven Spielberg Was Crucial to Getting ‘Little Wing’ to Take Flight

The Big Picture Collider's Steve Weintraub moderates an exclusive Q&A at the world premiere for Little Wing . Director Dean Israelite, screenwriter John Gatins, and producers Susan Orlean and Naomi Despres share anecdotes, challenging sequences, and more from the production…

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‘Manhunt’s Showrunner on Adapting a “Propulsive and Thrilling” Historical Event
‘Manhunt’s Showrunner on Adapting a “Propulsive and Thrilling” Historical Event

The Big Picture James L. Swanson's bestselling book Manhunt: The 12-Day Chase for Lincoln’s Killer had many potential avenues for adaptation, but none came to fruition before showrunner Monica Beletsky brought her pitch to Apple. Apple TV+'s Manhunt , which…

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‘Why Aren’t We Demanding That?’
‘Why Aren’t We Demanding That?’

Filmmakers have certainly enjoyed making movies inspired by their own life/childhood. American Grafitti was inspired by George Lucas's teenage years in Modesto, California. Paul Thomas Anderson's Licorice Pizza was a love letter to the San Fernando Valley of his youth.…

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“I Don’t Feel Comfortable Making Cinema That Gazes From Afar”: Tatiana Huezo on The Echo
“I Don’t Feel Comfortable Making Cinema That Gazes From Afar”: Tatiana Huezo on The Echo

The Echo Located within the Mexican municipality of Chignahuapan in the state of Puebla, the rural village of El Eco acts as a microcosm for various stages of life and the oft-small moments that herald them in filmmaker Tatiana Huezo’s…

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Winnie the Pooh Blood and Honey 2 Has ‘People Dying Left, Right and Center’
Winnie the Pooh Blood and Honey 2 Has ‘People Dying Left, Right and Center’

Pooh is pissed. But, rather than slaying alone, this time, he’s dragging his pals, Tigger, Piglet, and Owl, along for the blood bath. Hello, Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey 2. We’ve been waiting for you. Mostly because we know…

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