Aaron Paul on Returning as Jesse Pinkman and the Advice Bryan Cranston Gave Him Early On
Aaron Paul talks about returning to Jesse and why he’s back after initially feeling comfortable with saying goodbye to the character.
Aaron Paul talks about returning to Jesse and why he’s back after initially feeling comfortable with saying goodbye to the character.
Joaquin Phoenix spoke about the difficulty of finding Joker and how that led him to a surprising conclusion about what motivates the character.
Antonio Banderas talks about his career choices and why he hasn’t always been after box office success.
To help her get into character in Fosse/Verdon, Michelle Williams observed as much archive material of Gwen Verdon as possible.
Joaquin Phoenix talks about playing the famed comic book villain, Joker.
Casting Director Aisha Coley spoke about her experience casting the series and provided some background on how some of the key actors landed their parts.
Sacha Baron Cohen on his commitment to staying in character and why he was embarrassed to reveal his passion for acting to others when he was younger.
Stephen Root spoke about his career, including why he prefers his character work to more serious roles.
GLOW’s Kimmy Gatewood revealed how the Netflix show reignited her passion for acting.
Ansel Elgort’s frankness about his preparation and bad auditions is part of his outlook of telling himself the truth about his career.
Maura Tierney spoke about the emotional intensity that results from working on the Showtime series, The Affair.
Anthony Carrigan goes into detail about portraying NoHo Hank and how his hair loss allows him to find different dimensions of his characters.
Jason Bateman talks about working on ‘Ozark’ as both the lead actor and director and working with his co-stars in both capacities.
Sterling K. Brown also talked about working with his co-star Susan Kelechi Watson and having to switch acting gears for his role in Mrs. Maisel.
Patricia Arquette delved into how she thinks of herself as an actress and why she almost didn’t pursue acting.
Holt McCallany also talks about having to adjust to the physical appearance of a character — despite normally taking pride in his own physical fitness.
Michelle Williams explains that despite how confident she might appear in her roles, she confesses that she doesn’t really know where they might take her.
Damon Herriman, who portrays Charles Manson in two different time periods in these projects, spoke about how he played him differently in each.
Sarah Snook also talks how that scene between her and Cox played out in HBO’s Succession.
Micheal Angarano, who plays young Nicky Pearson, expresses appreciation for having the chance to play a completely transformative role.