Gringa Directors on Second Chances and the Heartfelt Acting of Steve Zahn, Jess Gabor, and Judy Greer
High school is a precarious emotional battlefield, particularly for Marge Bickford in Gringa. Brought to life with zest by Jess Gabor, who turned heads on Shameless before it bowed, Marge can barely manage being unpopular, let alone your garden-variety teenage…
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Lily Sullivan on Becoming the Next Badass With a Chainsaw
There is no higher Evil Dead honor than to wield the chainsaw and Boomstick, and Evil Dead Rise star Lily Sullivan certainly makes the most of that opportunity in the new film. She leads as Beth, a guitar technician who’s…
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Talking Subspecies V: Blood Rise With Writer/Director Ted Nicolaou
Recently I spoke with Writer/Director Ted Nicolaou about his return to “Subspecies” with “Subspecies V: Blood Rise” How did you get started in with writing/directing and what was your bigbreak? I went to school at the University of Texas in…
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Tomohisa Yamashita on Drops of God and Balancing Music with Acting
While there are obviously a litany of great manga adaptations, few are as sophisticated, intelligent, and delightful as Drops of God, the international live-action miniseries on Apple TV+. Firstly, a manga about wine and oenology is unique enough on its…
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‘Dead Ringers’ Stars Jennifer Ehle and Emily Meade Talk Rebecca and Susan
Editor's Note: This interview contains spoilers for Dead Ringers. Odds are you’ve seen Jennifer Ehle and Emily Meade before. In addition to racking up several Tony Awards, Ehle starred in the 1995 Pride and Prejudice miniseries as Elizabeth Bennet and…
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Kelvin Harrison Jr. on Playing the Violin and Fencing in ‘Chevalier’
From director Stephen Williams and inspired by a true story, Chevalier shines the spotlight on the previously forgotten life and talent of 18th century composer Joseph Bologne (embodied to the fullest by Kelvin Harrison Jr.), Chevalier de Saint-Georges. Defiant in…
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Sadie Stanley & Jacob Ward on Ray Romano’s Directorial Debut Somewhere in Queens
In his directorial debut, Somewhere in Queens, Ray Romano brings to life the story of Leo Russo, a loving father and hardworking Italian-American living a simple life in Queens with his wife and son, played by Laurie Metcalf, Jacob Ward,…
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Beau Is Afraid’s Nathan Lane & Amy Ryan on Ari Aster’s Lord of the Rings
Filmmaker Ari Aster (Midsommar) is a genre treasure in horror, and he’s returning to theaters with star, Joaquin Phoenix, in the mystifying Beau Is Afraid. During a press junket, Collider’s Steve Weintraub spoke with two of the movie’s many stars,…
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The Best Man Director on Working with Dolph Lundgren and Luke Wilson
Many of us know Luke Wilson from past comedic hits like Wes Anderson's The Royal Tenanbaums and Mike Judge's classic sci-fi comedy, Idiocracy. Meanwhile, Rocky IV probably comes to mind when we hear "Dolph Lundgren." And now, the two veteran…
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How Alyssa Sutherland Went from Model to Deadite
You don’t get a better Evil Dead deadite performance than what Alyssa Sutherland delivers in the franchise’s newest installment, Evil Dead Rise. Sutherland plays Ellie in the film. She lives in a Los Angeles apartment building with her three kids,…
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Keri Russell Tells Us About ‘The Diplomat’ and Her Messy Character
[Editor's note: The following contains some spoilers for The Diplomat.]From creator Debora Cahn (Homeland, The West Wing), the Netflix original series The Diplomat follows Kate Wyler (Keri Russell), the new US Ambassador to the United Kingdom, who’d rather be diffusing…
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Yul Vazquez White House Plumbers Premiere Interview
In this interview, Yul Vazquez discusses his movie HBO Limited series The White House Plumbers. Yul co-stars in the new series with Woody Harrelson and Justin Theroux.Yul Vazquez is a Cuban-American actor and musician. He has appeared in Runaway Bride…
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