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In celebration of the release of It's What's Inside on Netflix, Debnam-Carey joined Perri Nemiroff for a Collider Ladies Night chat covering that film and looking back on projects like The 100 and Fear the Walking Dead. But, of course, Debnam-Carey also had to play a round of Dicey Questions!
Find out what she rolled in this video, and be sure to catch the main interview here: youtu.be/8TAzMRgCSag
#alyciadebnamcarey #interview #acting
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Jardin’s wildly impressive feature-directorial debut is a body-swap film. The night before Reuben’s (Devon Terrell) wedding, he reunites his group of friends for a little pre-wedding party. When an estranged member of that friend group, David Thompson’s Forbes, shows up, he has a mysterious suitcase in tow. He pitches they play a party game with its contents, a curious machine he helped design. They agree, hook themselves up to the device, and Forbes flips the switch. Suddenly, they all swap bodies. The game? Figure out who is in whose body.
The tension is high across the board and every single character in It’s What’s Inside rocks complex layers that are fascinating to explore via the body-swap scenario. But, one particular character’s situation comes with some especially high stakes because she’s got a lot to lose. On top of that, who she is and what she’s created has an especially heavy influence on quite a few members of the group. It’s Debnam-Carey’s Nikki, a hugely successful social media influencer.
While celebrating It’s What’s Inside’s release on Netflix, Debnam-Carey swung by the Collider Ladies Night studio to dig deep into Nikki’s predicament and break down how the cast prepared to complete some serious acting gymnastics and craft a seamless body-swap experience.
00:00 Introduction
00:23 Acting When She Was 8
01:30 Percussion
04:37 Lessons Learned After Moving to LA
07:51 Finding Her Voice in Hollywood
10:40 The 100
13:19 Fan Encounters
15:31 It’s What’s Inside
25:47 It’s What’s Inside SPOILERS
28:10 What Is Alycia Proud Of?
#netflix #interview #alyciadebnamcarey #the100 #acting
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Check out her latest round of Dicey Questions right here and be sure to jump over to the main interview next to learn more about her journey from actor to director, and to find out how she reacted when The Life of Chuck won the People's Choice Award at the 2024 Toronto International Film Festival!
#interview #games #director #thebabadook #rubikscube
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Penned by Mike Flanagan, “Stowaway” features YouTube star, journalist and voice actor Alanah Pearce as Halley, a young mother who heads out into the desert in hopes of having and documenting an extraterrestrial encounter. After interviewing a number of locals, Halley does manage to track down a spaceship, but the thrill of discovery is short-lived. Halley’s eagerness to explore the unknown lands her in a nightmarish situation that forces her to confront what she’s left behind at home in pursuit of finding something out of this world.
Siegel has a wealth of experience in film and television. Not only has she starred in hits including The Haunting of Hill House, Midnight Mass, and The Fall of the House of Usher, but she also headlined and co-wrote the 2016 gem Hush. How did those titles and more tee her up for success behind the lens as a director? That’s what we dug into during her third go-around on Collider Ladies Night.
00:00 Introduction
00:26 Finding Confidence in Herself as a Director
06:29 Lessons Adopted from Mike Flanagan
08:21 What Defines a “Kate Siegel Production”?
09:39 Making Found Footage Look Authentic
11:19 Josh Goldbloom’s Cameo
11:37 How Kate Directs Actors
15:20 Revisiting This Interview in 5 Years
16:34 Developing the Stowaway Story
18:36 Visualizing Stowaway
19:51 Bee Attack
21:38 Kate’s Body Horror Fear
23:22 STOWAWAY ENDING (Major Spoiler!)
25:17 Alanah Pearce
29:04 What Game Is Kate Best At?
31:33 More on Alanah Pearce
34:01 Adding an Alien & Designing the Ship
36:12 Filming in IR
37:12 How Much of Your Alien Should You Show?
38:31 Why Kate Didn’t Develop a Backstory for Her Alien
41:20 Why the Last Shot of Stowaway Changed
42:14 Will Kate Direct More?
44:39 The Life of Chuck
48:57: What Is Kate Proud Of?
#actor #director #interview #vhs #stephenking
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Bell sat down with Perri Nemiroff while in Austin, Texas celebrating the 10th anniversary of her movie Raze at Fantastic Fest 2024.
Find out what questions Bell rolled in this video, and be sure to check out her main Collider Ladies Night interview as well!
#interview #games #quentintarantino #dogs #deathproof
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Well aware of her work in Kill Bill, Death Proof, Inglorious Basterds, Whip It, and then some, I was quite eager to see what Bell could do both in front of and behind the lens in new ways. Not only did she headline Raze, but she also produced it and heavily contributed to the development of the story and the action right from the start. It was a significant leap that suggested she’d continue to soar in film and television in a multitude of ways.
Sure enough, at the end of September 2024, there we were celebrating Raze 10 years after release, discussing her accomplishments working on blockbusters like Thor: Ragnarok and Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood, and teasing her upcoming feature directorial debut. Bell is a proven unstoppable powerhouse in this business, and it was a treat and honor to get to discuss how she found her craft and voice in such a high-pressure line of work, and how she continues to expand that skillset every step of the way, making a bigger and bigger mark on this industry with her art.
00:00 Introduction
00:39 Finding Stunts via Gymnastics & Martial Arts
02:29 Being Encouraged to Act by Quentin Tarantino
03:19 Xena: Warrior Princess
06:40 Speaking Up on Set
09:12 The Final Destination
11:05 Going from Stunt Performer to Coordinator
12:19 Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
13:49 How Much Money Is Too Much Money?
15:44 Marvel Movies
18:02 Making Movies in New Zealand
20:43 Raze
25:28 Her Directing Debut
27:11 What Is Zoe Most Proud Of?
#interview #raze #stunts #marvel #filmmaking
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Inspired by the 2022 Danish original, James Watkins’ Speak No Evil stars Davis and her Halt and Catch Fire co-star, Scoot McNairy, as Louise and Ben, a couple vacationing with their daughter Agnes (Alix West Lefler) in Italy. While there, they meet Paddy (James McAvoy), Ciara (Aisling Franciosi), and their son, Ant (Dan Hough). After enjoying their getaway with this far more free-spirited couple, it’s time for Louise and Ben to return home where they must face relationship woes and financial struggles. When they receive an invitation to visit Paddy and Ciara’s countryside home, they accept hoping that another day-to-day shake-up could be just what they need to put them on a better path. The trouble is, this particular getaway is destined to become a psychological nightmare.
The original Speak No Evil is an exceptional film, which left many wondering, why remake it, especially so soon after the original’s release? Admittedly, I was quite skeptical myself, but then I saw the new movie. Not only is Watkins’ Speak No Evil a hugely entertaining and effective thrill, but it’s also one that sparks a fascinating conversation about human connection and how far one is willing to be pushed. In particular, how far can Davis’ Louise be pushed before she’s had enough and must leave that house? The movie’s success hinges on Davis’ ability to get the audience on board with Louise’s internal struggle and, courtesy of her pursuit of truth in her work, she pulls that off exceptionally well.
With Speak No Evil now playing in theaters nationwide, Davis joined me for her second Collider Ladies Night conversation to recap how she developed her approach to her work as an actor, and how she applied it to Louise in Speak No Evil to ensure you’re with her every single step of the way throughout this extremely twisted vacation.
00:00 Dicey Questions
04:45 Introduction
05:50 How to Become an Actor
06:10 Studying Acting in School
08:09 Hollywood DO and DO NOT
10:27 Standing Up for Herself
11:49 Having a Meaningful Voice in Hollywood
13:25 Tully
14:51 Acting Techniques
16:34 Speak No Evil: James McAvoy
17:44 Speak No Evil: Aisling Franciosi & Scoot McNairy
20:05 Speak No Evil: Alix West Lefler & Dan Hough
21:36 What Does She Look for in a Horror Movie?
22:45 Mackenzie’s Recent Favorite Movies
23:32 Speak No Evil: James Watkins
24:32 Directing and Producing
26:57 Speak No Evil SPOILERS
#mackenziedavis #interview #speaknoevil #acting #jamesmcavoy
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Stella plays Elliott in the film, a teenager gearing up to leave home for college. On her 18th birthday, she opts to celebrate by taking mushrooms with her friends and, while high, she’s visited by her older self, played by Aubrey Plaza. While her “old ass” is hesitant to reveal too much about the future, she does share a few thoughts about how Elliott could make the most of her limited time home sweet home.
My Old Ass was my favorite film of Sundance this year, and now it’s on track to crack my Top 10 Films of 2024. Writer-director Megan Park whips up a brilliant concept that highlights the beauty of growing up and forging forward in life, but also how there’s much to gain from remembering and appreciating the experiences of our youth, even the ones that aren't wholly positive. With My Old Ass now playing in select theaters, I got the chance to welcome Stella to Collider Ladies Night to recap her road to headlining her first film and making an indelible impression on cinema in 2024 in the process.
00:00 Dicey Questions
07:28 Introduction
07:59 Acting vs. Singing
09:37 Put Maisy in a John Carney Movie!
11:12 Manifesting
12:13 Movie Tattoo
14:12 Nashville
16:45 My Old Ass
37:15 Flowervale Street
42:54 What Is Maisy Proud Of
#interview #actor #acting #movie #movies
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Dormer stars opposite Naomie Harris in the stage-to-screen adaptation as two estranged school friends, Carla and Heather, who reunite and get involved in some rather diabolical events. As Dormer put it, they’re “women who are both capable of profound darkness and profound vulnerability,” a combination that consistently tests your nerves and allegiance all through the film.
With the twisted psychological thriller now playing in theaters, Dormer joined me for a Collider Ladies Night conversation to discuss some influential moments in her career that paved the way to embracing the opportunity to portray such an angry yet vulnerable character in The Wasp.
00:00 Dicey Questions
03:51 Introduction
04:18 Early Inspirations
05:22 Stage vs. Screen Acting
06:40 The Importance of Editing
08:26 Studying Acting in School
10:57 The Tudors
12:10 Acting Techniques
13:59 The Hunger Games
16:03 Game of Thrones
22:37 Acting in a Two-Hander
25:07 Having a Meaningful Voice in Hollywood
27:51 The Wasp
35:43 What Is Natalie Most Proud Of?
#nataliedormer #interview #gameofthrones #thewasp #acting
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Fitzgerald and Kyle Gallner headline the movie as The Lady and The Demon. It’s a story loaded with brilliantly crafted twists and turns from writer-director JT Mollner and the team, so we’ll keep the plot synopsis simple; the two have a one-night-stand and it kicks off a murder spree.
I’ve been itching to get Fitzgerald on Collider Ladies Night since Strange Darling’s world premiere screening in September 2023, and now the time has finally come. With Strange Darling now playing in theaters, she joined me for a Ladies Night chat which, yes, included some Scream TV Series talk, but also heavily focused on her exquisite work in Strange Darling.
00:00 Dicey Questions
16:01 Introduction
16:38 Titanic
18:13 Studying at Yale
23:51 Scream
33:33 The Fall of the House of Usher
38:18 Strange Darling
46:36 Stranger Darling SPOILERS
01:01:39 What Is Willa Proud Of?
#actor #acting #interview #scream #movie
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Gray started building her fan base on the music-driven social media app Musical.ly, a following that transitioned over to TikTok when Musical.ly merged into TikTok in 2018. At this point in time, Gray is the 24th most followed TikTok creator with a whopping 53.7 million followers. She also has nearly 24 million followers on Instagram and 3.66 million subscribers on YouTube where she shares vlogs and her own music, much of which is quite successful. While Gray is still very passionate about all of this work, she’s eager to pursue an additional path in entertainment, a path she dubs her first love — acting.
With the high school comedy Incoming starring Mason Thames now available to stream on Netflix, Gray swung by the Collider Ladies Night studio for an interview covering her journey from Musical.ly to professional actor. She ran through some of her earliest acting inspirations, discussed what it was like making the move to Los Angeles as a teenager, and pinpointed the highs and lows of breaking into Hollywood as a social media star eager to build a career as an actor.
00:00 Dicey Questions
06:52 Introduction
07:29 Loren's Favorite Films
09:22 Why Musical.ly?
11:08 Memorable Fan Encounters
14:47 Moving to LA
16:24 Navigating Hollywood
19:09 Finding the Power of Her Voice
21:49 Making Music Independently
24:01 Finding Representation as an Actor
24:56 Going from Social Media to Acting
27:09 Studying Acting
31:02 Incoming
38:25 Will Loren Continue Acting?
38:34 Loren's Acting Goals
39:58 What Is Loren Most Proud Of?
#lorengray #interview #netflix #actor #acting
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Based on Carl Hiaasen’s bestselling novel, the Apple TV+ series Bad Monkey stars Vaughn as Andrew Yancy, a detective who got the boot from the Miami Police Department and sent to the Keys where he’s further demoted to a health inspector. However, when a human arm is fished out of the water in the area, Yancy can’t help himself; he’s got to prove that this individual’s death was no accident, but rather, a murder. Trouble is, he no longer has the resources and support to crack the case, and must sort through a string of unusual personalities to find answers. Complicating matters further for Yancy is Monaghan’s character, Bonnie, a mysterious woman he had an affair with and keeps coming back to.
In celebration of Bad Monkey’s August 14 debut on Apple TV+, Monaghan returned to Ladies Night to dig into her collaboration with Vaughn and a few other past co-stars who heavily contributed to Monaghan’s confidence in her craft and goals for the future.
00:00 Dicey Questions
04:09 Introduction
04:56 Steel Magnolias, A Woman Under the Influence
06:11 Trucker
08:38 Robert Downey Jr.
10:29 Studying Journalism
14:58 Acting Techniques
17:59 Aaron Paul & Vince Vaughn
21:46 MaXXXine
26:27 The White Lotus Season 3
31:17 Bad Monkey
37:24 What Is Michelle Proud Of?
#michellemonaghan #interview #whitelotus #acting #robertdowneyjr
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For those out there who’ve yet to watch Hazbin Hotel Season 1 on Prime Video, what are you waiting for? It rocks an 80% on the Tomatometer and an 87% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes, it was the largest global debut for a new animated series on Prime Video, and trust me when I tell you, once you hear the show’s original music, you’ll be eager to take Hazbin with you everywhere you go. The show comes from the mind of one of the most exciting voices in animation right now — Vivienne Medrano. After developing certain characters, including Alastor, for much of her life, Medrano independently produced a Hazbin Hotel pilot that currently has 112 million views on YouTube. From there, A24 swooped in and teamed with Prime Video to turn the YouTube hit into a full-fledged series. Now, not only is Hazbin Hotel Season 2 in the works, but Prime Video has also ordered Seasons 3 and 4 as well.
The animated musical takes place in Hell where Erika Henningsen’s Charlie Morningstar is determined to help sinners earn forgiveness and gain access to Heaven. How does she go about doing that? By creating a hotel for rehabilitation called the Hazbin Hotel. The trouble is, very few believe in her idea. The hotel has a mere seven residents - Charlie, Vaggie (Stephanie Beatriz), Husk (Keith David), Niffty (Kimiko Glenn), Sir Pentious (Alex Brightman), Angel Dust (Blake Roman) and Talai’s Alastor. But can Alastor be trusted? While he seems loyal to Charlie and her cause, Alastor is an Overlord of Hell who’s in the midst of a power struggle. That begs the question, are his intentions pure or is he scheming behind the scenes?
During his Collider Forces interview, Talai recapped his journey in the industry thus far from his earliest acting inspirations to appearing on popular shows like American Horror Story and Ghosts, and ultimately scoring the role of a lifetime with Hazbin Hotel.
00:00 Introduction
01:20 Dicey Questions: Fan Art
05:50 Dicey Questions: Horror
11:19 Dicey Questions: Hazbin Live Show?
14:56 Dicey Questions: Audition High & Low
20:29 Early Acting Inspirations
22:04 College
24:25 First 5 Years Acting
25:34 Are More Doors Opening?
27:38 Campus Ladies
31:13 The Sims: Hot Date
33:06 American Horror Story
35:06 Ghosts
38:51 Hazbin Hotel: Audition
43:10 Hazbin Hotel: Finding Alastor
44:36 Hazbin Hotel: Evil Laughs
46:22 Hazbin Hotel: Songs
49:13 Hazbin Hotel: Is Alastor Redeemable?
52:03 Hazbin Hotel Season 2:
58:55 What Is Amir Most Proud Of?
#hazbinhotel #interview #animation #alastor #acting
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All three have seen their stars soar especially high in recent years. Barrera has become a certified beloved scream queen via her work in the Scream franchise and Abigail, but she’s also an artist of great range, a skill she shows off big time in the stellar upcoming genre mash-up, Your Monster, which arrives in theaters just in time for Halloween on October 25th. Henningsen is a musical theater powerhouse. After originating the role of Cady Heron in Mean Girls the musical on Broadway, she scored a one-in-a-million opportunity. She voices the lead character in Hazbin Hotel, a series that posted the largest global debut for a new animated series on Prime Video and has amassed a wonderfully rabid fanbase since. Then there’s O’Brian who’s racked up a number of huge credits in a very short period of time. (And there’s no doubt there will be many more to come.) After appearing in the MCU and in the Star Wars series, The Mandalorian, she stars in what’s now one of the biggest box office hits of the year, Twisters.
Clearly there’s a whole lot to celebrate here but just as important as honoring all of the highs is acknowledging the journey one experienced to get them. During our hour-long Collider Ladies Night panel at San Diego Comic-Con in front of a 4,900-seat crowd, Barrera, Henningsen, and O’Brian took the time to peel back the curtain and offer unparalleled insight into what it takes to build a career as an actor.
Twisters Clip: collider.com/twisters-full-scene-video
Your Monster Clip: collider.com/your-monster-footage-melissa-barrera
Hazbin Hotel Clip: collider.com/hazbin-hotel-season-2-behind-the-scenes-video
00:00 Introduction
04:39 Dicey Questions
11:14 How to Become an Actor
14:11 Melissa: Going from Mexico to Hollywood
17:25 Erika: Going from Broadway to TV
21:14 Katy: The Pressure of Franchises
24:41 Having a "Meaningful Voice" in Hollywood
32:57 Twisters
37:09 Your Monster
48:50 Hazbin Hotel
53:08 Audience Dicey Questions
56:43 Outro
#melissabarrera #hazbinhotel #interview #comiccon #acting
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Fukuhara’s Kimiko has come a long way in the hit Prime Video series. She was introduced in Season 1 as a feral supe who’s especially violent. But fortunately, Tomer Capone’s Frenchie sees more in her, an inner truth that, with some warmth and kindness, could help her emerge from past trauma, find community, and become one of the most valuable components of The Boys in the process. Four seasons later, Kimiko remains a deadly force to be reckoned with, but one with a massive beating heart determined to do whatever it takes to keep her friends safe and make the world a better place by taking down Homelander (Antony Starr) and Vought.
With The Boys Season 4 finale now available to watch on Prime Video, Fukuhara took the time to swing by the Collider Ladies Night studio for a lengthy chat recounting how she went from an aspiring journalist to becoming an actor in one of the hottest shows running right now.
00:00 Dicey Questions
09:55 Introduction
10:41 Disney’s Movie Surfers
15:47 Finding the Courage to Act
25:47 Suicide Squad
31:06 The Wait Between Suicide Squad & The Boys
35:04 The Boys
47:33 The Boys Season 4 Finale
52:18 What Is Karen Most Proud Of?
#theboys #primevideo #interview #suicidesquad #acting
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It Follows completely changed the game for Monroe in 2014. The David Robert Mitchell-written and directed film featured a brilliant concept that was expertly executed, putting the project on the path to becoming a modern horror classic. That wasn’t the only 2014 release Monroe had that earned such high honors. She also starred in Simon Barrett and Adam Wingard’s The Guest, yet another beloved film festival gem that went on to be hailed as top-tier horror by the masses. And Monroe has not stopped excelling in the genre since. She consistently works with directing visionaries with bold and ambitious ideas, ideas that give Monroe opportunities to push boundaries in horror storytelling and challenge herself as an actor in that space. Not only is her latest in that department a big winner in every respect on screen, but the quality of the work seems to be paying off significantly. Longlegs is already setting records for its distributor, Neon, and is poised to take in $14 - $17 million for its debut weekend.
Monroe leads Longlegs as Lee Harker, a new FBI agent who finds herself working on an especially gruesome case. Given her unusually adept perception, FBI veteran Agent Carter (Blair Underwood) recruits Lee to help him track down a serial killer with ties to the occult.
In celebration of Longlegs’ nationwide release, Monroe swung by for a Collider Ladies Night interview to dig into how she carved out the perfect place for herself in Hollywood.
00:00 Dicey Questions
05:54 Introduction
07:10 One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
08:54 Leaving Kiteboarding for Acting
10:20 Acting Advice
12:54 It Follows
15:50 Independence Day: Resurgence & The 5th Wave
19:09 Nick Robinson & Nicolas Cage
21:08 Music & Prep Process
22:20 Acting Coach
24:38 Finding Her Voice on Set & Producing
27:04 Horror Directors
27:58 Oz Perkins
28:46 Self Care While Making Horror Movies
30:20 Longlegs
41:54 They Follow
45:23 What’s Maika Most Proud Of?
#longlegs #interview #neon #actor #movie
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In the third, but maybe not final installment of the X trilogy, Goth returns as Maxine Minx. Maxine is the sole survivor of the 1979 farm bloodbath in Texas, and now she’s busy trying to make it in Hollywood in 1985. Maxine has stuck with the adult film industry and found a good deal of success there, but she’s eagerly awaiting her chance to show off her acting chops on the big screen, and she finally gets that chance thanks to director Elizabeth Bender (Elizabeth Debicki) who casts her as the lead in the horror film The Puritan 2. Maxine’s eager to give the project everything she’s got and become a star, but a distraction comes in the form of a serial killer who strikes a little too close to home.
With MaXXXine now playing in theaters nationwide, Goth took the time to return to Collider Ladies Night and discuss how her career and craft have evolved since the making of X and Pearl, and how becoming a mother has changed her approach to the work as well.
00:00 Dicey Questions
04:15 Introduction
05:39 Evolution of Mia’s Acting
07:34 Nymphomaniac
08:33 Thinking vs. Feeling as an Actor
10:21 Is Mia Getting More Lead Roles Now?
11:59 What Does It Mean to Be a “Scream Queen”?
14:20 MaXXXine
21:18 Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein
22:59 What Is Mia Most Proud Of?
#miagoth #interview #maxxxine #screamqueen #actor
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After the events of X, MaXXXine follows Maxine Minx to Hollywood in the 80s where she plans to become a star. Maxine is convinced she’s got the talent and determination to make it in the movies, but given her notoriety in the adult film realm, getting her big break has been impossible — until she meets Debicki’s character, Elizabeth Bender. Even though the producers of Elizabeth’s new movie would rather not have Maxine headlining the film, Elizabeth believes in her and insists on giving her the opportunity.
While many might be quick to highlight Baz Luhrmann as the person who took a chance on Debicki and sent her star soaring with The Great Gatsby, Debicki herself insists he’s not the only one. Yes, Luhrmann did give her her first lead role in a feature film, but Debicki insists directors taking a chance on actors never ends. “Yeah, you need to be good at your job, but it's also a real combination of timing and people believing in you enough to give you the job.”
#maxxxine #interview #actor #acting #a24
00:00 Dicey Questions
07:10 Introduction
07:47 Discovering the Dream to Act
10:06 Drama School
13:56 The Great Gatsby
15:55 The Maids with Cate Blanchett & Isabelle Huppert
17:08 The Night Manager
21:10 Ti West
22:36 Marvel
26:36 Having a Meaningful Voice in Hollywood
30:06 Overcoming Industry Hurdles
31:18 This Blue Is Mine
32:21 The First Filmmakers to Believe in Her
36:12 MaXXXine
41:21 What’s Elizabeth Most Proud Of?
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Scodelario’s star began to soar via her work as Effy Stonem in the hit British teen series, Skins. After doing four seasons of the show, Scodelario began to pick up other television and film credits, credits ranging from Hollywood blockbusters like 2010’s Clash of the Titans to Andrea Arnold’s Wuthering Heights, which celebrated its big debut at the 2011 Venice Film Festival before going on to other top tier fests like the Toronto International Film Festival and Sundance.
Over a decade later, Scodelario still enjoys a vast range of work. She headlined the 2019 horror gem Crawl, jumped into a popular game franchise with Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City, and then did the Christmas romantic comedy, This Is Christmas. Yet another vastly different standout credit on her resume? The new Guy Ritchie Netflix series, The Gentlemen, a kinetic crime comedy that's enjoying a good deal of Emmy buzz this season.
Inspired by Ritchie’s 2019 film, The Gentlemen series stars Theo James as Edward Horniman. After his father passes, Eddie inherits the family estate and becomes Duke of Halstead. As if all that isn’t enough to process, Eddie is soon made aware that his father secretly made an arrangement with Bobby Glass’ (Ray Winstone) weed empire. If Eddie continues to let them grow their product below ground on his property, he'll get large sums of money in return, money Eddie needs given the state of the family farm and his brother’s (Daniel Ings) habit of accumulating massive debts with dangerous figures. The person in charge of this weed empire while Bobby is in prison? His daughter, Scodelario’s Susie Glass.
In celebration of The Gentlemen’s successful Season 1 run, Scodelario joined me for an episode of Collider Ladies Night to retrace her steps from breaking out via Skins to starring in an acclaimed Guy Ritchie production.
#kayascodelario #interview #thegentlemen #skins #mazerunner
00:00 Dicey Questions
05:50 Introduction
07:19 Discovering Her Interest in Acting
08:29 Still Not Feeling Like She “Made It”
10:18 Something Disappointing About the Film Industry
11:33 Something Promising About the Film Industry
12:34 Protecting Susie Glass
14:43 Picking Projects After Skins
18:34 The Maze Runner
20:54 The Gentlemen
28:08 The Gentlemen Season 2
30:08 What Is Kaya Most Proud Of?
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Created by Amy Chozick and Julie Plec, The Girls on the Bus is inspired by Chozick's memoir, Chasing Hillary. It follows four female journalists played by Benoist, Carla Gugino, Christina Elmore and Natasha Behnam, who are on the campaign trail with aspiring presidential candidates. They all have vastly different backgrounds and goals, but find themselves supporting one another as they navigate career pressures, personal challenges, and frustrations with flawed presidential hopefuls.
As Collider’s Taylor Gates noted in her review, “[Girls on the Bus] handles serious topics, from sexism and racism to abortion and corruption, in a way that feels both raw and palatable while never taking away from the show’s watchability and enjoyability,” and I must agree. Powered by its perfectly assembled core four and their infectious charm, Girls on the Bus quickly earned my investment and heart. Given that, it’ll probably come as no surprise that the show’s cancellation was a massive disappointment. However, that’s not stopping Benoist from celebrating what she and the team achieved.
Benoist took the time to join me for a Collider Ladies Night conversation to recap her road to Girls on the Bus, to discuss her collaboration with her three top-tier co-stars, and to explain why the show’s cancellation will have zero impact on how she looks back on the experience of making it and the final product she and the team produced.
00:00 Dicey Questions
05:48 Introduction
06:14 Early Inspirations
08:35 Moving to New York City
11:09 Studying Acting in School
15:54 “Breaking Out” via Glee
17:47 Going from Glee to Supergirl
20:13 Supergirl Advice
21:24 Broadway
23:15 Producing
24:39 Speaking Up on Set
27:12 The Girls on the Bus
#melissabenoist #interview #glee #supergirl #max
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Best plays Rhaenys, the Queen Who Never Was, in the Game of Thrones prequel series. Despite having a number of qualities that’d make her an ideal leader, Rhaenys was passed over to succeed King Jaehaerys I for being a woman. She eventually comes to terms with the decision and attempts to serve Westeros valiantly as a dragon rider and as the wife of Lord Corlys Velaryon of Driftmark (Steve Toussaint). Despite Viserys (Paddy Considine) naming Rhaenyra (Emma D’Arcy) his heir, Aegon II (Tom Glynn-Carney) takes the throne, solidifying the stark divide between the Greens, those who support Aegon, and the Blacks, those who continue to back Rhaenyra’s claim. As a member of Team Black, Rhaenys begins Season 2 doing what she can to keep her side safe while strategizing for all-out war.
With House of the Dragon Season 2 kicking off its highly anticipated run on Sunday, June 16, I recently sat down with Best for a Ladies Night conversation to discuss how she’s honed her craft over the years, and Rhaenys’ approach to being a strong leader with war brewing in Westeros.
#houseofthedragon #gameofthrones #interview #max #actor
00:00 Dicey Questions
06:10 Introduction
06:31 Stockard Channing
10:33 Jessica Gunning | Live Theater
15:08 Roles That Scare Her
17:39 House of the Dragon
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Glen Powell headlines Richard Linklater’s Hit Man as the title character, in a sense. Powell’s Gary isn’t a hit man, but rather, a “hit man.” He’s a college professor who moonlights for the New Orleans Police Department by posing as a hit man in attempt to catch people trying to off an enemy. It turns out, Gary is quite good at the gig, effortlessly adapting his image to the type of hit man he thinks his target would best respond to. However, one target throws him for a loop — Arjona’s Madison. Madison is struggling with an abusive husband and sees no way out, so tries to hire Gary, posing as Ron, to kill him. Trouble is, Gary winds up falling for Madison, and she winds up falling for him, too — but as Ron.
Hit Man is an utterly delightful and hugely entertaining neo-noir, one that required maximum precision to pull off. Powell isn’t the only one playing a person putting on a persona in the film. So is Arjona. Pulling off such a performance in a way that holds tight to the grounded challenges that put their characters in these positions is no easy task, but Arjona excels tackling the challenge. While Madison was likely a strong character on the page, there's no doubt that Arjona's work is what makes her soar.
How’d Arjona acquire the skill set to genre jump, entertain and craft a deeply human character all at once? That’s exactly what we discussed during our Collider Ladies Night interview in celebration of the release of Hit Man, which is now available to stream on Netflix.
00:00 Dicey Questions
06:07 Introduction
07:18 Early Inspirations
09:37 Studying Method Acting at Lee Strasberg
11:36 True Detective
13:19 Emerald City
16:43 Pacific Rim Uprising
19:36 Andor Season 2
21:55 Hit Man
25:50 Hit Man Spoilers
28:56 What Adria Is Most Proud Of
#adriaarjona #andor #hitman #starwars #interview
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Hazbin Hotel is largely set in Hell where Henningsen’s Charlie, the daughter of Lucifer (voiced by Jeremy Jordan), is fed up with Heaven’s treatment of the souls in Hell. Due to overpopulation, once a year, an army of angels led by Adam (Alex Brightman) swoop down from Heaven and exterminate as many sinners as possible. In an effort to save her people and give them the second chance she thinks they deserve, Charlie creates the Hazbin Hotel, a place where sinners can be rehabilitated and then ascend to Heaven.
In celebration of Hazbin Hotel Season 1’s epic run on Prime Video, a run that sparked an enormous diehard fanbase and deserves some serious Emmy season love, Henningsen joined me for a Collider Ladies Night chat to revisit her road to Hazbin, to discuss her experience bringing Charlie to screen, and to tease what the future holds for the character.
00:00 Dicey Questions
08:25 Introduction
10:09 The Lion King
12:34 Does Erika Know How Talented She Is?
15:23 Fake Sneeze or Fake Vomit?
17:03 Studying at University of Michigan
21:42 Les Misérables
24:53 Mean Girls
27:33 Hazbin Hotel Season 1
41:34 Hazbin Hotel Season 2
45:21 What Is Erika Most Proud Of?
48:07 Extra Dicey Question!
#hazbinhotel #interview #charliemorningstar #hazbin #primevideo
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Hazbin Hotel is something Medrano’s been working on since middle school. After years of honing the characters, she created an independently made pilot episode, after which A24 swooped in to help turn it into a series that Prime Video distributed in January 2024. Not only did the show premiere to glowing reviews, but it also became Prime Video’s largest global debut for a new animated series. But, perhaps most impressive of all was the fervent fanbase the show quickly amassed. Yes, Medrano and Hazbin already had quite the following via the pilot, which crossed 100 million views on YouTube in February, but the debut of Hazbin Hotel Season 1 on Prime Video undoubtedly increased that following exponentially.
The show puts the spotlight on Charlie Morningstar (voiced by Erika Henningsen), the princess of Hell. Due to overpopulation in Hell, angels swoop down from Heaven once a year to conduct a purge, wiping out as many sinners as possible. Charlie’s had enough of seeing her people perish and strives to change the system via her Hazbin Hotel, a hotel designed to rehabilitate sinners and get them into Heaven. Not only is Hazbin Hotel brimming with curious characters, wildly creative world-building and thematic heft, but it’s also a musical — and every single song on its soundtrack is a true banger.
The competition in the Animated Program category at the Emmys is fierce courtesy of iconic long-running series like The Simpsons and Bob’s Burgers, and new standout programs like X-Men ’97, but given the quality of Hazbin Hotel and the colossal passionate fanbase it's ignited, it deserves to be in the mix.
How exactly does one get from middle school doodles to spearheading an Emmy-worthy animated musical? That’s exactly what I covered with Medrano on her episode of Collider Ladies Night!
#hazbinhotel #animation #interview #a24 #primevideo
00:00 Dicey Questions
05:20 Introduction
07:25 Discovering the Dream to Work in Animation
10:56 Finding Her Animation Style
13:24 What Does “Making It” Mean?
15:29 Studying in College
21:07 Developing the Hazbin Characters
23:31 From Hazbin Pilot to Series
25:28 Working with A24
27:48 Prime Video Release Pressure
30:05 Finding the Right Voice Actors
36:35 Helluva Boss Ties & The Living World
39:06 What Happens When Demons Die?
39:31 What Did the Hazbin Characters Do That Landed Them in Hell?
39:58 Razzle, Dazzle, Keene & Fat Nuggets
41:39 Can Any Hazbin Character NOT Be Redeemed?
43:04 Why Send Sir Pentious to Heaven?
44:52 Hazbin Hotel Season 2
47:45 How Many Hazbin Hotel Season?
49:05 What Medrano Is Most Proud Of in Hazbin Hotel
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Cut to April 2024. Fallout hits Prime Video and becomes an instant sensation. The majority of the season puts the spotlight on Ella Purnell, Walton Goggins, and Aaron Moten, all of whom give powerhouse performances. With only eight episodes, a bunch of curious locations, a number of key factions to establish, and quite a few complex agendas unfolding, how does an actor with minimal screen time in just two episodes manage to make an impression? Ask Mendes-Jones, because that’s exactly what he does with his character, Dane, a member of the Brotherhood of Steel.
With screen presence like that, there’s no doubt in my mind Mendes-Jones’ star will continue to soar, so he instantly became a top priority guest for Collider Forces.
00:00 Introduction
00:51 Dicey Questions
08:11 Discovering the Dream to Act
10:25 Football vs. Acting
12:11 Studying at University
13:12 Carving His Own Path
15:45 Netflix’s Havoc
21:25 The Wheel of Time
30:40 Fallout
#fallout #thewheeloftime #interview #primevideo #actor
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Based on his own personal experience which he adapted into an award-winning Edinburgh Fringe one-man play, the Richard Gadd-created series stars Gunning as Martha, Donny Dunn’s (Gadd) stalker. What Donny thinks is just a simple act of kindness, offering Martha a free cup of tea on a tough day, winds up being a life-changing exchange as she wedges her way into just about every part of his life. Not only does the relationship turn Donny’s day-to-day on its head, but the experience also challenges him to address some long-buried trauma.
Baby Reindeer isn’t some massive production with a significant monthslong promotional campaign behind it. It’s something that caught on in a big way, seemingly out of the blue, simply because it’s an exquisitely crafted and incredibly well-acted piece. While Gunning isn’t new to the industry by any means, the success of Baby Reindeer has instantly turned her into a highly recognizable name, one earning a good deal of Emmy buzz at the moment, and it’s inspiring many to check out her other credits, films like 2014’s Pride and the ongoing Prime Video series, The Outlaws.
In celebration of this extremely well-deserved game-changing moment, I welcomed Gunning to Collider Ladies Night to revisit her road to Baby Reindeer, to break down the nuances of Martha, and to discuss what it’s like becoming a bonafide Emmy contender.
00:00 Dicey Questions
04:13 Introduction
04:47 Getting Into Acting
06:13 Studying in School
08:41 Pride
09:57 The Outlaws
11:46 Baby Reindeer Audition
13:33 Figuring Out Martha
16:46 Martha & Donny’s Relationship
18:10 Why Did Martha Go to the Bar?
19:03 What If Donny Never Gave Her the Cup of Tea?
20:13 Martha’s Physicality
21:52 Is Martha More Honest Than Dishonest?
24:19 Baby Reindeer Ending
26:32 Emmy Buzz
27:29 What Jessica Is Most Proud Of
#babyreindeer #netflix #interview #actor #acting
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In Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, Allan’s Mae finds herself forming an unexpected bond with Owen Teague’s ape character, Noa. It’s hundreds of years after the events of War for the Planet of the Apes. Apes are now the dominant species while humankind struggles to find safety. Given Noa’s grown up in the confines of his village and knows little of the outside world, he’s shocked when he encounters Mae and she isn’t some feral creature, but rather, a brave being of intelligence with wants and a drive that isn’t so different from his own.
With Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes arriving in theaters nationwide on May 10th, I got the chance to have a Collider Ladies Night conversation with Allan to recap her journey in the industry thus far, and to dig into her experience finding Mae and conveying her complicated contributions to paving the way to a brighter future for humankind.
00:00 Dicey Questions
03:43 Intro
04:05 Testament of Youth
05:30 What Did "Making It" Look Like?
06:10 She Wants to Work with A24
06:41 Allan Did Not Study Acting in School
09:34 Joaquin Phoenix, Learning to Love Rehearsal
11:39 The Witcher Audition
15:51 The Witcher Season 4
19:34 Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes
25:47 KOTPOTA SPOILERS
28:06 What's Allan Most Proud Of?
28:56 Outro
#actor #interview #thewitcher #kingdomoftheplanetoftheapes #film
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Even though there was just one short year in between each Collider Ladies Night interview, Barrera still managed to accomplish quite a bit during each gap, and those experiences impacted her priorities in Hollywood quite a bit.
Hear all about it in this video which tracks Barrera's career goals through the years from January 2022 to April 2024!
#melissabarrera #scream #interview #actor #acting
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Given Jackie’s long gone, that means we’ll never get full clarity on one particular burning question; would Jackie ever have forgiven Shauna for what happened? Had she not frozen to death that night, could their friendship, or rather, sistership, ever be repaired?
While on Collider Ladies Night for the release of Fallout on Prime Video, Purnell indulged my Yellowjackets obsession to run through a few theory questions, one of which was, had Jackie survived, would she ever have forgiven Shauna? Find out what Purnell said in this Collider Ladies Night clip!
#ellapurnell #fallout #interview #yellowjackets #actor
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Check it out in this Collider Ladies Night clip!
#thewayhome #hallmark #hollywood #bodyimage #interview
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Late last year, it was announced that Spyglass Media would be cutting ties with Barreradue to her pro-Palestinian stance, meaning that she wouldn’t be part of the already in-the-works Scream 7. The news came as a devastating blow to fans who had gotten to know and cherish Barrera’s character during the last two films. During an interview with Collider’s Perri Nemiroff for an installment of Nemiroff’s Ladies Night, she asked Barrera if the actress felt like Sam’s storyline was properly wrapped up and whether she carries a sense of closure now that her run with the franchise has come to an end.
During her chat with Nemiroff, Barrera confirmed that she’s feeling good about how things came to a close (albeit prematurely) with her character.
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#scream #scream6 #melissabarrera #interview #abigail
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After that, they each offer up a weekend recommendation, and then the full Collider Dailies team unites for a final thank you and sendoff.
To everyone out there who’s been supporting Collider Dailies during it’s run, thank you for loving and celebrating film and television with us!
#fallout #primevideo #abigail #movie #tv
From there they weigh in on Zack Snyder’s recent comments suggesting he could make a total of “four or six” Rebel Moon movies. Rebel Moon – Part Two: The Scargiver is due out on Netflix on Friday, April 19th.
And then finally, they do a Trap trailer reaction. The movie is the latest from M. Night Shyamalan. It's about a father and teen daughter who attend a pop concert, where they realize they’re at the center of a dark and sinister event. Trap stars Josh Hartnett, Ariel Donoghue, Saleka Shyamalan, Hayley Mills and Allison Pill. It's due out in theaters on August 9th.
All of that with Steve and Perri on today’s Collider Dailies!
#quentintarantino #zacksnyder #rebelmoon #trap #mnightshyamalan
One of the greatest joys of having two Ladies Night conversations a mere year apart with Barrera? Seeing how much she manages to accomplish in that short span, and hearing about how deeply she considers those experiences and how that impacts her goals and perspective on the industry going forward. At that point, making the independent feature, Your Monster, which just premiered at the 2024 Sundance Film Festival, heavily influenced her priorities for herself in filmmaking. In March 2023 she explained, “I had a mentality of like, I need to do something big to make a splash and to make a name for myself so that I can green light projects.” However, after working on Your Monster and also The Collaboration, that switched to, “I just want to do projects that speak to my soul and that stretch me.”
Perspective shifts happen often, and should. What good are our experiences if we don’t grow and learn from them? Barrera, however, powered through a rather seismic one since our last Collider Ladies Night interview after she was shockingly fired from Scream 7 due to social media posts regarding the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. During this new Ladies Night interview, Barrera detailed how that and other recent experiences in Hollywood have heavily impacted her understanding of what she’s here to do. From there we lean into yet another new release that solidifies Barrera as a horror genre powerhouse, and bonafide movie star, her latest collaboration with Radio Silence, Abigail.
00:00 Dicey Questions
07:29 Intro
08:35 Melissa’s New Career Goals
11:46 What She Looks for in a Director
15:22 Lessons Learned from Film Festivals
23:50 Her Newfound Love for Social Media
26:00 Having Opinions on Sets
29:53 Finding a Publicist
34:32 Scream
37:13 What Does “Moving Forward” Mean?
38:54 Abigail
#melissabarrera #interview #scream #abigail #hollywood
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She will be working alongside additional newcomers to the series Justice Smith and Dominic Sessa, as well as original cast members Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson, Isla Fisher, Dave Franco and Morgan Freeman.
Then, Perri will review Abigail, the latest horror film from Radio Silence starring Melissa Barrera, Dan Stevens, Kathryn Newton, Angus Cloud, Giancarlo Esposito, and Kevin Durand, that hits theaters this friday.
All this and more on Collider Dailies!
#nowyouseeme3 #arianagreenblatt #justicesmith #abigail #review
#simuliu #shangchi #mcu #marvel #shorts
Then, They'll touch upon Simu Liu reassuring fans that Shang-Chi is actually getting a sequel, after Marvel has been largely radio silent about the project.
They'll also discuss X-Men '97 directors Chase Conley and Emi Yonemura's desire to be a part of the MCU's first live-action adaption of the X-Men.
All this and more on Collider Dailies!
#sonicthehedgehog #keanureeves #shangchi #xmen97 #mcu
#justiceleague #warnerbrothers #dc #zacksnyder #shorts
Then, They'll talk director Shawn Levy's recent statements regarding the upcoming MCU film Deadpool & Wolverine, including the idea that it isn't a direct sequel to Deadpool 2.
And they'll touch upon Zack Snyder wanting to finish up his original Justice League plan, perhaps via animation.
All this and more on Collider Dailies!
#boxoffice #deadpool #wolverine #zacksnyder #justiceleague
#speaknoevil #jamesmcavoy #universal #blumhouse #shorts
Purnell plays Lucy in the series adaptation of the hugely popular Bethesda game. She’s a vault dweller living safe and sound in Vault 33. They’ve got food, water, and a kind community with a neighborly vibe. Above ground, however, it’s the exact opposite. 219 years since nuclear bombs decimated the surface, everyone else is just trying to survive in an apocalyptic wasteland with little to no rules or morals. In an effort to find her father (Kyle MacLachlan), Lucy opts to do the unthinkable, leave the comfort of sheltered vault life behind to venture out into the ruthless outside world.
In celebration of Fallout’s big debut on Prime Video, Purnell joined me for a Ladies Night conversation to recap her journey in film and television thus far, and discuss how her career priorities have changed over the years.
00:00 Dicey Questions
06:28 Introduction
07:07 Discovering She Wanted to Become an Actor
08:19 Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children
09:39 Her Favorite Tim Burton Movie
10:07 Playing Kiera Knightley, Angelina Jolie & Margot Robbie
11:37 Sweetbitter
12:55 Moving to New York
14:31 Finding the Power of Her Voice
17:41 Yellowjackets
23:22 Letting Go of the Need to Be Liked
26:53 Fallout
#fallout #yellowjackets #ellapurnell #interview #actor
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Perri gave her spoiler-free review of the show, which is about how In a future, post-apocalyptic Los Angeles brought about by nuclear decimation, citizens must live in underground bunkers to protect themselves from radiation, mutants and bandits.
Fallout stars Ella Purnell, Walton Goggins, Kyle MacLachlan, Aaron Moten, and Moises Arias.
#fallout #primevideo #review #series #spoilerfreereview
After that, Perri does a Fallout Season 1 review. Does it mark yet another video game-to-series winner after the success of The Last of Us?
And then finally, Maggie and Perri weigh in on the Speak No Evil trailer. Can this new James Watkins-directed version starring James McAvoy, Mackenzie Davis, Aisling Franciosi, and Scoot McNairy compare to the wildly disturbing and unforgettable Danish original?
Catch their thoughts on all of that on today's show!
#movie #film #speaknoevil #fallout #primevideo
#xmen97 #xmen #marvel #ships #shorts
On today's Collider Dailies, John Aljets and Maggie Lovitt recapped the most recent episode of X-Men '97, titled "Remember It". This episode was fraught with events that could potentially have far ranging implications should the events remain canon and unchanged, and John and Maggie discuss that, Love Triangles, and everything else!
X-Men '97 is releasing weekly on Wednesdays on Disney+.
#xmen97 #xmen #marvel #disneyplus #recap
Then, they'll talk about the superhero show Heroes getting a somewhat unexpected reboot in the not too distant future, and finally they'll take a look at the most recent episode of X-Men '97 and give their thoughts on all the biggest moments from this dramatic entry in the series.
All this and more on Collider Dailies!
#fnaf2 #joshhutcherson #blumhouse #heroes #xmen97
#fnaf #fivenightsatfreddys #blumhouse #manglefnaf #shorts
Then, They'll talk about Kit Harrington's comment on Marvel's plan, or lack thereof, for his character Dane Whitman/the Black Knight, as well as Jason Blum's social media post that appears to have been teasing at a future Five Nights at Freddy's 2.
All this and more on Collider Dailies!
#joker2 #ladygaga #harleyquinn #mcu #fnaf2
All this and more on Collider Dailies!
#xmen97 #marvel #mcu #fancasting #mutants
Then, They'll take a look at two trailers that were released earlier; Fly Me to the Moon and MaXXXine, and give their thoughts on them.
All this and more on Collider Dailies!
#dune #godzillaxkong #boxoffice #maxxxine #flymetothemoon


