Interview: Oscar Isaac Talks Inside Llewyn Davis
Actors, even quite successful working ones with deep filmographies littered with big-budget fare, can labor in relative obscurity for years,…
Exclusive: Edward James Olmos Talks Go For Sisters
John Sayles has written and directed 18 films, almost all studded with some measure of political, social or class consciousness.…
Interview: Harrison Ford Talks Ender’s Game, Star Wars and Indiana Jones
It seems hard to believe, but for an actor so associated with the science-fiction genre, Harrison Ford hasn’t been “back”…
Exclusive: Thomas Lennon and Robert Ben Garant Talk Hell Baby, More
From their groundbreaking MTV show “The State” to Comedy Central’s “Reno! 911,” movies in which they’ve acted, and a whole slate…
Exclusive: Hannah Fidell, Lindsay Burdge and Will Brittain Talk A Teacher
A much buzzed-about premiere at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, Hannah Fidell’s directorial debut, “A Teacher,” details the slipping-knot sanity…
Exclusive: Rob Huebel Talks Hell Baby, Improvisation and Pilot Season Despair
Whether it’s from his work on “Human Giant” and “Children’s Hospital,” guest-starring roles on small screen sitcoms like “The Office,”…
Exclusive: Rod Corddry Talks Hell Baby, Improvisation, Bloodshed and More
One could be forgiven for wondering if Rob Corddry has cracked the code to human cloning. After all, in addition…
Exclusive: Jacob Zachar and Jayson Blair Talk Detention of the Dead, Awkward Auditions
At the heart of a lot of John Hughes’ most popular movies from the 1980s, there was, broadly speaking, tension…
Interview: Richard Linklater, Julie Delpy and Ethan Hawke Talk Before Midnight
Most sequels are born of financial consequence, Hollywood studio calculation/desperation, movie star/producer hubris, or some combination thereof. That’s certainly not…