Interview: Andrew Polk on ‘Armageddon Time’, Character Research and Self-Tapes
Andrew Polk talks working with James Gray on Armageddon Time, the research he did for his role and why he likes self-tapes.
Anthony Hopkins on Learning Lines and How to Create a Scary Character
Anthony Hopkins speaks about how he learns his lines — and why he finds it easy to create a scary performance.
Anthony Hopkins on Acting and the Advice He Gives Young Actors
Anthony Hopkins reflects on how being lucky played into his career and reveals what advice he imparts to young actors.
Brad Pitt on What He Learned Working With Anthony Hopkins
Brad Pitt spoke about the improv nature of comedy and remarked on how similar it was when he watched Anthony Hopkins during one of their films together.
Jodie Foster Recalls How She Got Her Role in ‘The Silence of the Lambs’
Foster revealed how she landed the role as FBI agent Clarice Starling and why she only worked with her co-star briefly on set.
Movie Review: Ian McKellen and Anthony Hopkins Star in ‘The Dresser’
Both Hopkins and McKellen are putting on a master class and it’s not to be missed.
SAG-AFTRA Issues Alert on Sexual Consent Form for HBO’s ‘Westworld’ Extras
SAG-AFTRA has alerted its members that they have the right to pull out (no pun intended) of filming ‘Westworld’
James D’Arcy on His Uncanny Resemblance to Anthony Perkins and His Audition for ‘Hitchcock’
Film history has shown that when an actor portrays a real-life figure that actor doesn’t necessarily have to look like the individual he or she is portraying.
Anthony Hopkins on Staying in Character Throughout a Film’s Production: “If actors want to do that, fine. If they want to be miserable, that’s up to them”
In a candid interview, Anthony Hopkins not only said he thought Oscar campaigning was “nauseating to watch,” he also was open about portraying such a famous cinema figure as Alfred Hitchcock in a movie and his thoughts on actors who choose to stay in character throughout a film’s production.
Anthony Hopkins Calls Oscar Campaigning “Nauseating to watch” and “Disgusting to behold”
If you run into Anthony Hopkins anytime between now and February, try to avoid bringing up the fact that his role as master film director Alfred Hitchcock in Hitchcock is a potential Oscar favorite.
Scarlett Johansson on Filming the Famous Shower Scene in ‘Hitchcock’: “You have got to be brave, get into the shower, and face Anthony Hopkins… jabbing you in the face with a 12-inch kitchen knife”
Famously, Janet Leigh, star of Psycho, is killed off much earlier in the landmark film than audiences ever expected in a gruesome shower scene, which has since become one of the most famous murder scenes in film history.