Josh Hartnett Explains How He Did “100% of the Stunts” In ‘Fight Or Flight’ Alongside Katee Sackhoff and Director James Madigan at Collider and Screen Rant’s Exclusive Screening Event

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Josh Hartnett Explains How He Did “100% of the Stunts” In ‘Fight Or Flight’ Alongside Katee Sackhoff and Director James Madigan at Collider and Screen Rant’s Exclusive Screening Event

Summary Fight or Flight director James Madigan and stars Josh Hartnett and Katee Sackhoff join Collider's Perri Nemiroff for a post-screening Q&A. During the conversation, the trio breaks down how they managed to pull off such ambitious (and sometimes gory)…

Lorraine Bracco and Brenda Vaccaro discuss 'Nonnas' and its connection to 'The Sopranos'

Lorraine Bracco and Brenda Vaccaro are known for their long amazing careers, and they bring all that knowledge and experience to their roles in "Nonnas" co-starring Vince Vaughn and Susan Sarandon among others. Disclaimer: This story is auto-aggregated by a…

“Totally Smooth Productions Are a Myth”: James Ross on His Student Short Film Showcase Winner Don’t Blink

[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m--z9fNYS1s[/embed] The creepy premise of Don’t Blink may be parsed by its title alone, but this still doesn’t make one prepared for the unyielding scares conjured by writer-director James Ross. Completed with the aid of his MFA cohort at Florida…

Charlie Cox Reveals the One Thing You Won’t EVER See Him Do [Exclusive]

Summary Charlie Cox is known for genre-hopping roles, but in an exclusive sit-down with Collider for a Collider Signature profile, he admits he refuses to sing in musicals due to poor singing skills. His upcoming romantic comedy, Merv, challenges him…

Nonnas Creators Stephen Chbosky & Liz Maccie Talk About Culture Clash and Finding Common Ground

Stephen Chbosky & Liz Maccie discuss their morivations for making 'Nonnas', and how a history with banned books inspires a new positive cultural perspective going forward. Disclaimer: This story is auto-aggregated by a computer program and has not been created…

“The Story Kept Growing Alongside My Real-life Experience”: Sisa Quispe on Her Student Short Film Showcase Winner Urpi: Her Last Wish

[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TwkHgbx9p6c[/embed] A Peruvian pilgrimage to visit the village of a recently-deceased relative propels the plot of Urpi: Her Last Wish. Helmed by Sisa Quispe as her MFA thesis film at the City College of New York, she also stars as…

Jillian Bell & ‘Summer of 69’ Star Sam Morelos on Their Wild Coming-of-Age Comedy

'Workaholics' vet Jillian Bell makes her directorial debut with 'Summer of 69,' a wild and wonderful coming-of-age comedy starring Sam Morelos. MovieWeb spoke with Bell and Morelos about their new movie and doing something a little different with the teen…

‘Friendship’ Director Andrew DeYoung on the Weird Dynamic Between Tim Robinson and Paul Rudd

Summary Friendship is a hilarious and wild film that will leave you in stitches. Debuting at TIFF, the film had an overwhelming and memorable audience reaction. In an interview with Collider, Andrew DeYoung drew inspiration from rejection to create a…

Read Interviews With the Fifth Annual Student Short Film Showcase Winners, Awarded By The Gotham, JetBlue and Focus Features

James Ross, Sisa Quispe, Xinying Lao, Kevin Haefelin and Mel Sangyi Zhao. A creepy humanoid inches closer with every blink. A young woman returns to Peru to fulfill her grandmother’s dying wish. A nine-year-old boy attempts to hide the beloved…

‘My Robot Sophia’ Directors Break Down Their Timely AI Documentary

The thrilling new documentary 'My Robot Sophia' follows David Hanson, an inventor who set out to make the world's most lifelike AI. MovieWeb spoke with co-directors Jon Kasbe and Crystal Moselle about their new doc and the most surprising aspect…

The Weeknd on Writing the ‘Hurry Up Tomorrow’ Score That Inspired His New Album

Summary Collider's Steve Weintraub talks with Abel Tesfaye, Jenna Ortega, Barry Keoghan, and director Trey Edward Shults for Hurry Up Tomorrow. The movie stars co-writer Tesfaye, executive producer Ortega, and Keoghan in a psychological thriller about identity and introspection. The…

“Children and Animals Have a Natural Intuition and Liveliness”: Xinying Lao on Her Student Short Film Showcase Winner Xiaohui and His Cows

[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5oS_bIdoY0A[/embed] Unlike the rest of her cohort, Xinying Lao has the distinction of being a Short Film Student Showcase winner as an underclassman. Made during her sophomore year at NYU, Xiaohui and His Cows sheds light on the widespread separation…

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