How 'A Murder at the End of the World' Changes Detective Tropes
After Brit Marling and Zal Batmanglij finished writing Murder at the End of the World, Marling remembers thinking how difficult…
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Gillian Anderson confronts Prince Andrew in 'Scoop'
Gillian Anderson slips between worlds. Or, more accurately, she slips between countries. The star of Netflix's “Scoop,” based on a…
How Brie Larson brightens the mood on the set of 'Chemistry'
Brie Larson fell madly in love with the book “Chemistry Lessons” by Bonnie Garmus. “When I read something and it's…
Not even Julia Louis-Dreyfus can get 'Tuesday' off the ground
What comes after death is arguably humanity's great unknown, making grief and the afterlife endless themes for storytelling. How to…
Cosmo Jarvis had fun improvising the swear words in 'Shōgun'
Playing John Blackthorne in “Shōgun” required a measured level of complexity from Cosmo Jarvis. The character, who was loosely based…
Imagine an Iranian-American 'little woman' with social media influencers
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Kiefer Sutherland on his work with William Friedkin
In the tense, no-nonsense courtroom drama “The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial,” Kiefer Sutherland finds maximum fame in the pivotal role of…
In 'Hit Man', Adria Arjona found the role of her life
Adria Arjona went skydiving to overcome the anguish of missing out on a coveted role. “It's a little extreme, but…
Matt Smith corrects interviewer about Emma D'Arcy's pronouns
Matt Smith deftly corrected an interviewer who got the pronouns of his non-binary “House of the Dragon” co-star Emma D'Arcy…
Shades of neurotic behavior emerge at the beginning of 'Ripley'
The monochrome images of writer-director Steven Zaillian’s “Ripley” were curated by cinematographer Robert Elswit, drawing inspiration from 1960s Italian filmmakers…