Children Of The Corn Director Kurt Wimmer On Four Decades Of Writing [Exclusive Interview]
'Here's the thing: You are going to the movies to be entertained. I know it. I want to be entertained when I'm writing it.'
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The Banshees Of Inisherin Editor On Piecing Together Martin McDonagh's Tragic Comedy [Exclusive Interview]
'Little by little, you open him up as a character. Maybe you even see a little bit of yourself in both characters, hopefully.' -
The Banshees Of Inisherin Composer Carter Burwell On Writing Contradiction And Simplicity [Exclusive Interview]
'The music does have to, in a way, play everybody. It's not specific.' -
Tulsa King Stunt Coordinator Freddie Poole On Car Chases, Surviving Fire, And Taking Hits [Exclusive Interview]
'You're never going to see Sylvester Stallone do these intricate martial art moves or anything like that.' -
David Dastmalchian Is Living The Nerd's Dream [Exclusive Interview]
'I want to do it the way my heroes did it, and I want to find my way to get lost into that stuff and tell stories that transport people...' -
Marlowe Director Neil Jordan On Colorful Noir And His Past Horror Films [Exclusive Interview]
'It was very important that we flesh out this character in a way that Liam Neeson can play.' -
Huesera: The Bone Woman Director Michelle Garza Cervera Is Inspired By Nightmares [Exclusive Interview]
'We officially did 13 rewrites of the script. I think it was even more, to be honest.' -
Knock At The Cabin Composer Herdís Stefánsdóttir Was Inspired By The Legendary Bernard Herrmann [Exclusive Interview]
'The opening credits just came very late. I'd already written a big part of the score.' -
Shrinking Writers Brett Goldstein And Neil Goldman Pay Respect To Therapy [Exclusive Interview]
'You just have to try and tell the stories you want to tell.' -
Shrinking's Jessica Williams Plays The Therapist We All Want [Exclusive Interview]
'I think a lot of times my scenes with Jason were riding the wave, man, and seeing what happens with the scene.' -
Shrinking Co-Creator Bill Lawrence On Finding Comedy In Grief [Exclusive Interview]
'I generally cope by laughing my way through it.' -
Lockwood & Co. Showrunner Joe Cornish Brings Killer Ghosts To Netflix [Exclusive Interview]
'We can't hide our ghosts because one of the brilliant ideas central to Lockwood & Co. is that ghosts can kill you by touching you.' -
Barbarian Composer Anna Drubich Talks About Scoring The Movie In Three Weeks [Exclusive Interview]
'The last version of the cue, I sent [director] Zach [Cregger] on the very last day of the job.' -
The Pale Blue Eye Director Scott Cooper On Writing For His Closest Pal, Christian Bale [Exclusive Interview]
'I tend to write for Christian's internal life because I spend a lot of time with him off set.' -
Composer Simon Franglen Talks Avatar: The Way Of Water And Planting Seeds For Future Sequels [Exclusive Interview]
'Jim said, 'We don't have our Imperial March. We need a baddies theme.'' -
Avatar: The Way Of Water Costume Designer Deborah L. Scott On A Brand New Frontier [Exclusive Interview]
Most of the characters in Avatar: The Way of Water are CGI, but their costumes were built in the real world first. -
Composer Henry Jackman Talks Strange World, Needledrops, And More [Exclusive Interview]
"You should remember you've got this giant canvas..." -
How The Onion Helped Screenwriters Seth Reiss And Will Tracy Craft 'The Menu' [Exclusive Interview]
Here's how two comedy veterans wrote a satire as blistering as The Menu. -
The Menu's Nicholas Hoult On His 'Obnoxious' Character And Not Being Jaded [Exclusive Interview]
"He was obnoxious on the page and ridiculous and entitled and a lot of un-charming things..." -
Top Gun: Maverick Editor Eddie Hamilton Felt The Weight Of Expectations [Exclusive Interview]
"I wasn't aggressively pursuing a Tony Scott style, necessarily, but it was in the back of my mind the whole time." -
I'm Totally Fine Star Harvey Guillén Thinks We Could All Use An Escape [Exclusive Interview]
"I think we could all use a little escape once in a while." -
I'm Totally Fine Stars Natalie Morales And Jillian Bell Went To A Papa Roach Concert Together [Exclusive Interview]
"Thank God for Jillian, because we were really counting on each other." -
Nocebo Star Eva Green Will Watch Her Movies When She's 100 [Exclusive Interview]
"That's the thing about the movie, is that we always wonder, 'Oh, is it psychosomatic or is it real? Is it due to a tick bite?'" -
Blockbuster Showrunner Vanessa Ramos On Writing Workplace Comedies And That Finale [Exclusive Interview]
"I was surprised they let us end the pilot in a sad place..." -
This Is GWAR Director Scott Barber On Making A Documentarian's Dream [Exclusive Interview]
He tells us a great story about how Sir Patrick Stewart wasn't a fan of GWAR's tomfoolery when they met at the Grammys. -
GWAR's Michael Bishop On New Doc This Is GWAR And A Wild Show At Taco Land [Exclusive Interview]
"The craziest show we ever did, I think, was Taco Land in San Antonio, Texas..." -
Black Adam Fight Coordinator Chris Brewster On How To Stage An Epic Superhero Fight [Exclusive Interview]
If you've seen a superhero movie or genre TV show, you've seen the work of Chris Brewster.
