Interview: Filmmakers Clint Bentley & Greg Kwedar on ‘Jockey’, Clifton Collins Jr. and More!
JOCKEY Filmmakers Clint Bentley and Greg Kwedar on Clifton Collins Jr., and how they came up with the memorable last shot of the film.
JOCKEY Filmmakers Clint Bentley and Greg Kwedar on Clifton Collins Jr., and how they came up with the memorable last shot of the film.
“I always break the script down the way I have since school. What does the playwrights say about me? Or what, in this case, what does the screenwriter say about me? What do others say about me? What do I say about myself?” – Nina Arianda Being the Ricardos is
Tom Hanks spoke about what he believes is the ideal first job for an actor that, at least for him, set him up for his later success.
James Cullen Bressack chats about his new film, FORTRESS, working with Bruce Willis and what he thinks makes a great self-tape.
Alfred Molina explains why he does not turn work down — and how even bad projects add to his “crazy quilt of experiences.”
Adam Grupper talks about his role as Alfred P. Doolittle in the National Tour of MY FAIR LADY. life as an understudy and his worst audition.
Gillian Jacobs highlights a moment working with Academy Award nominated actor John Malkovich, who has a different acting style than she does.
Kate Winslet spoke about “homework” and why it’s so important to her to develop the backstories of her characters.
Toneisha Harris on HAIRSPRAY, how she got the part, pre-show rituals and how The Voice changed her life and career!
Michael Douglas on how his first starring television role, Streets of San Francisco, forced him to overcome his stage fright.
Joel Kinnaman reveals that the part was pitched to him as Aduba’s “boy toy” and what appealed to him about the role and working with Aduba.
Michael Keaton explains why he stepped back from acting and what he learned about becoming a better performer.
Matthew Rhys and John Lithgow participated speak about reviving the long-running television character for modern audiences.
Casting Director Sarah Finn spoke about casting the Marvel series and why Kathryn Hahn and Wyatt Russell were ideal choices for their roles.
The best vehicles for actors to showcase their talents is material that they have self-generated. Like JADE & JADED, an award-winning web series about two girls trying to “make it” as health and wellness vloggers.
Taryn Manning talks about the film, her preparation for the role and her career (including how she got her first job as a SAG actor).
Jason Isaacs talks about his role in MASS, his take on ‘active listening’, and how he prepared for that devastating monologue.
Martha Plimpton talks about her role and why she wanted it, working with the cast and why she tries to block out auditions.
Bob Odenkirk speaks about portraying the character for over a decade across the two fan-favorite, award-winning series.
Reed Birney chats about MASS, his role (which Kranz wrote specifically for him), the importance of listening, preparation and bad auditions.