Category: Interviews
Christina Ricci Had “Quite a Moment” After Filming One Scene With Kevin James in New Action Movie [Exclusive]
Christina Ricci Had “Quite a Moment” After Filming One Scene With Kevin James in New Action Movie [Exclusive]

Summary Collider's Steve Weintraub interviews Kevin James and Christina Ricci for their action-comedy Guns Up. Kevin James discusses the possibility of a King of Queens reunion, highlighting the importance of Jerry Stiller in the show. Christina Ricci shares insights on…

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Resurrection’s David Zayas and Ntare Mwine Tease a “Spicier,” More “Complicated” Season Ahead
Resurrection’s David Zayas and Ntare Mwine Tease a “Spicier,” More “Complicated” Season Ahead

Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers for Dexter: Resurrection, Episode 3 ("Backseat Driver") Summary In an interview with Collider, David Zayas and Ntare Gwine break down how Dexter's path is challenged across two opposing moral roads led by Zayas' Batista…

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“I Finalized the Script Two Weeks Before the Crew Arrived”: Alexandra Simpson on No Sleep Till
“I Finalized the Script Two Weeks Before the Crew Arrived”: Alexandra Simpson on No Sleep Till

No Sleep Till Against the darkening skies of an imminent hurricane in Atlantic Beach, Florida, disparate characters become unmoored in No Sleep Till, the feature debut from French-American filmmaker Alexandra Simpson. Shot in the coastal enclave where she partially grew…

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J-Pop Sensation Ado Reveals the Iconic ’70s Rock Band She Hails As a Massive Musical Influence [Exclusive]
J-Pop Sensation Ado Reveals the Iconic ’70s Rock Band She Hails As a Massive Musical Influence [Exclusive]

Summary Collider's Steve Weintraub talks with J-Pop artist Ado about her 2025 world tour, "Hibana," in collaboration with Crunchyroll. In this interview, Ado discusses her early days of performing and the artists who influenced her. She also talks about finding…

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“We Created the Film to Address How Journalism Was Perpetuating Anti-Trans Bias”: Sam Feder on Heightened Scrutiny
“We Created the Film to Address How Journalism Was Perpetuating Anti-Trans Bias”: Sam Feder on Heightened Scrutiny

Heightened Scrutiny As someone who started calling myself “bigendered” decades ago, trans visibility has been both a blessing and a curse. On the one hand, it’s a relief to no longer have to explain being nonbinary to puzzled and often…

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Titus Welliver on Becoming Van Helsing in His “Deeply Unnerving” Horror Western From ‘The Black Phone’ Creator
Titus Welliver on Becoming Van Helsing in His “Deeply Unnerving” Horror Western From ‘The Black Phone’ Creator

Summary Collider's Chris McPherson interviewed Titus Welliver ahead of Abraham's Boys. From author Joe Hill, Abraham's Boys puts a new spin on the Van Helsing story, with Welliver portraying a dark and complex version of the character. In this interview,…

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You Can Actually Make a Good Show While Having These Extreme Things
You Can Actually Make a Good Show While Having These Extreme Things

Editor's note: The below interview contains spoilers for the Murderbot finale. Over the course of Apple TV+'s Murderbot, its lead character (charmingly played by Alexander Skarsgård) has made no secret of its real feelings about humans, including their pesky and…

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‘Murderbot’s Noma Dumezweni Explains What Mensah Is Thinking in That Finale Reaction Shot
‘Murderbot’s Noma Dumezweni Explains What Mensah Is Thinking in That Finale Reaction Shot

Editor's note: The below interview contains spoilers for the Murderbot finale. Over the course of Apple TV+'s Murderbot, its titular character (endearingly played by Alexander Skarsgård) has fought against its two biggest desires — what it was programmed to do…

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With ‘Jurassic World Rebirth,’ Manuel Garcia-Rulfo Proves That Scene-Stealers Don’t Wait for Permission — They Just Show Up
With ‘Jurassic World Rebirth,’ Manuel Garcia-Rulfo Proves That Scene-Stealers Don’t Wait for Permission — They Just Show Up

Manuel Garcia-Rulfo started dreaming of a career in movies while growing up on a ranch in Mexico. A terrible student, he preferred to watch films and lose himself in the magical worlds within them. Seeing Dustin Hoffman as Captain Hook…

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She Had Such a Glowing Reputation But You Never Know
She Had Such a Glowing Reputation But You Never Know

If you frequent Collider Ladies Night, you’re well aware that I’m a big proponent of filmmaking families — frequent collaborators who stick together and also add new additions to the family every step of the way. Mike Flanagan’s “Flanafamily” is…

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Simple Plan Has Been Around for 25 Years but They’re As Relevant as Ever—Partly Thanks to TikTok
Simple Plan Has Been Around for 25 Years but They’re As Relevant as Ever—Partly Thanks to TikTok

Not many bands can achieve the milestone of 25 years together, but Simple Plan has, and they are commemorating it with a Prime Video documentary entitled Simple Plan: The Kids in the Crowd. The film, released on July 8, blends…

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Palestinians in Purgatory: Mahdi Fleifel on To A Land Unknown
Palestinians in Purgatory: Mahdi Fleifel on To A Land Unknown

To a Land Unkown Midway through To A Land Unknown, Palestinian-Danish filmmaker Mahdi Fleifel’s narrative feature debut, Palestinian cousins stranded in Athens—sharp Chatila (Mahmood Bakri), his wife and kid back in Lebanon’s camps, and sensitive Reda (Aram Sabbah), working hard…

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