The Expanse Season 6: Cara Gee and Keon Alexander on the Series Finale Collider Interviews 2024-10-20 | The Expanse Season 6: Cara Gee and Keon Alexander on the Series Finale
Michael Keaton & Mila Kunis Discuss Family Guy, Beetlejuice 2, Mr. Mom, and Goodrich Collider Interviews 2024-10-19 | Coming fresh off of an incredible win with Tim Burton's Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, American treasure Michael Keaton returns to the big screen sans striped suit. Now, he teams up with audience-beloved performer Mila Kunis in a meaningful, family-centered drama, Goodrich. Keaton and Kunis team up as estranged father and daughter for a new dramatic-comedy from one of the next huge writer-directors.From Hallie Meyers-Shyer comes the full-hearted character piece Goodrich. Keaton plays Andy Goodrich, a workaholic whose life is turned upside down when his wife enters a rehab program. While she's away, Andy is left caring for his young children alone. Soon, he finds himself leaning on his daughter from his first marriage, Grace (Kunis), as she watches him turn into the father she never had.During this interview, Kunis and Keaton talk with Collider's own Steve Weintraub to pore over Goodrich. Together, they ran the gamut, discussing Family Guy, Beetlejuice, Mr. Mom, and so many other beloved properties. They also spoke kindly about their childhood upbringing and how they used those memories and feelings to perform in their new film. #MichaelKeaton #MilaKunis #GoodrichFor interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Cate Blanchett Wants to See Bob Dylan Deal with Bog People Collider Interviews 2024-10-18 | Cate Blanchett is one of the most accomplished and decorated actors of her generation, having accumulated a whopping eight Academy Award nominations and winning two for The Aviator and Blue Jasmine. Not only that, but she has immense range, shining in everything from historical romances like Carol to dark psychological dramas like Tár to fantasy franchises like The Lord of the Rings. Guy Maddin’s satirical Rumours allows her to show yet a different side as quirky, socially awkward German Chancellor Hilda Ortmann.French actor Denis Ménochet has had quite an impressive career as well, recently appearing in Ari Aster’s Beau Is Afraid, Wes Anderson’s The French Dispatch, and, perhaps most famously, Quentin Tarantino’s Inglourious Basterds. His character Sylvain Broulez, the President of France, often butts heads with Ortmann as they try to one-up each other at the annual G7 Summit — something that becomes problematic when things begin descending into chaos. Will they be able to work together to finish their statement about the global crisis going on? Or will bog bodies and a giant brain prove too much to handle?Collider got the chance to speak to Blanchett and Ménochet about being inspired by real-life politicians like Angela Merkel, what they love about Guy Maddin’s films, the similarities between Hollywood and politics, and more.#rumours #cateblanchett #DenisMenochet For interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Jennifer Kent Interview: How She Created The Babadook Sound & Look Collider Interviews 2024-10-17 | Ten years ago, writer and director Jennifer Kent summoned The Babadook, a horror movie that currently sits at a near-perfect 98% on Rotten Tomatoes. It's a Herculean feat to dream up an original nightmare like this one, but to have it so positively received is another triumph entirely. Not only has The Babadook, starring Essie Davis and Noah Wiseman, endured, but the fearsome entity has also taken on a life of its own, accidentally becoming a queer icon in the last decade and inspiring loads of impressive fan art.In the movie, a single mother (Davis) at her wit's end takes a moment to read a bedtime story to her son, Sam (Wiseman), but when they flip through the pages of this mysterious book, a menacing entity manifests in their home.To celebrate the anniversary of her film, Kent headed to Fantastic Fest 2024 where she sat down with Collider's Perri Nemiroff to take a look back at the last decade of a post-Babadook world. During their discussion, which you can watch in the video above or read below, Kent talks about the freedom to confront taboos in genre filmmaking, the original concept that started it all, and her reaction to the warmest reception to her chilling creation. She also talks about the inspiration behind the Babadook's look and sound, shares her personal horror film recommendation, and reveals some tidbits about her next horror movie!#thebabadook #interview #movie #babadook #filmmaking For interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Bone Lake Interview: Would You Stay in a Double-Booked Airbnb? Collider Interviews 2024-10-16 | Writer-director Mercedes Bryce Morgan (Fixation) returned to Fantastic Fest this year with her third feature film, Bone Lake. The horror-comedy reunites Morgan with actress Maddie Hasson (Malignant) for an exploration of the lighter side of the genre than their previous collaboration, Fixation, and co-stars Alex Roe (Siren), Andra Nechita (Fatal Attraction), and Marco Pigossi (Gen V). To celebrate their World Premiere at the festival, Nechita and Pigossi joined their director in Austin, Texas, where our own Perri Nemiroff was able to chat with them about what audiences can expect from Bone Lake.On a move across the country, one couple, Sage (Hasson) and Diego (Pigossi), rent a sprawling lakeside home in the hopes of reconnecting with each other. It's been a trying year, but a relaxing, intimate getaway sounds like just the ticket. What should be a dream vacation, however, quickly devolves into a nightmare when they realize the house is double booked. When they tentatively agree to share the space with the new couple, Cin (Nechita) and Will (Roe), things get really weird and deadly fast.While at the festival, Morgan, Nechita, and Pigossi sat down with Nemiroff to give us an idea of what it's actually like on the set of a blood and guts-heavy horror movie. From a well-versed genre director and self-proclaimed "cute goth kid" and two genre newbies, we learn the ins and outs of character dynamics and development, filming on a tight schedule, and the importance of a cast's on-set relationships.#airbnb #interview #horrorstories #movie #filmmaking For interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Elijah Woods Favorite Film Franchise, Oz Perkins The Monkey, Bookworm & More Collider Interviews 2024-10-14 | Together, director Ant Timpson and Elijah Wood captivated audiences of Fantastic Fest 2019 with the Deathgasm producer's directorial debut Come to Daddy. Now, the duo have reunited for something a little lighter, though Timpson assures Collider's Perri Nemiroff that Bookworm, starring Nell Fisher (Evil Dead Rise), is "definitely not your typical G-rated, family-friendly fare."In the film, Timpson and screenwriter Toby Harvard (The Greasy Strangler) take audiences on a whimsical adventure with 11-year-old Mildred (Fisher) and her estranged father, the washed-up magician Strawn Wise (Wood). When Mildred's mother has an accident that leaves her in a coma, Mildred convinces Strawn to go on a camping trip in search of the mythical Canterbury Panther in southern New Zealand, where they find themselves not only fighting with each other but for survival.At this year's Fantastic Fest, Nemiroff sat down to discuss Timpson and Wood's continued collaboration. They talked about what they learned from the production of Come to Daddy, the wisdom Wood's young co-star imparted to the veteran actor, their favorite franchises, and Oz Perkins' next horror movie, an adaptation of the Stephen King short story, The Monkey.#elijahwood #interview #bookworm #thefaculty #stephenking For interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
The Penguin: Colin Farrell Loves Getting Lost in Prosthetics Collider Interviews 2024-10-13 | From executive producer Matt Reeves, the eight-episode DC Studios/HBO series The Penguin, which takes place after the events of The Batman and prior to the upcoming sequel, places Oz Cobb (Colin Farrell) in the center of Gotham’s criminal underworld. At the same time, Sofia Falcone (Cristin Milioti), mob boss Carmine Falcone’s daughter, free from Arkham Asylum and wondering what comes next for her in a boys’ club of organized crime that’s not welcoming her with open arms. Unsure of where things stand between her and Oz, she’ll find out soon enough, as she vies for control of her late father’s empire.The Penguin’s story began in The Batman, where he was not yet the crime lord of Gotham that he eventually evolves into. But the wheels were set in motion for him to continue down a path that would get him to that very place. Because The Batman had a lot of ground to cover, the character’s time in his story was just far too brief, so this TV series was born out of that, to fill in some blanks prior to the sequel.During this interview with Collider, Farrell and prosthetics designer Mike Marino talked about the process of fine-tuning the character’s appearance, where they drew inspiration from for the final look, the deep psychological and emotional dive into character for the series, and getting to know Oz, inside and out.#ThePenguin #ColinFarrell #MikeMarinoFor interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Outer Banks Season 4 Interview: Jonathan Davis & Carlacia Grant Collider Interviews 2024-10-13 | Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers for Season 4 Part 1 of Outer Banks.With El Dorado behind them and Poguelandia in front of them, the Pogues should be at peace now, right? Wrong! Outer Banks Season 4 pulls the Pogues back into a new treasure hunt after a series of mistakes and bad luck lead them to losing the majority of the money they earned from the gold of El Dorado. While not nearly as bonkers as their trip down to South America, Season 4 Part 1 throws wrenches and twists into the lives of the Pogues. From struggling with massive property taxes on their beloved home to facing off against deadly mercenaries who are ready to kill anyone who gets in their way, the kids have their work cut out for them after those 18 months of peace if they want to get to Blackbeard's treasure before anyone else.Of the gang, the newest addition, Cleo (Carlacia Grant), gets the roughest deal of the bunch when her old captain and father-figure Terrance (Terence Rosemore) is killed in front of her after a scuffle with the mercenary Lightner (Rigo Sanchez). We spoke with both Carlacia Grant and Jonathan Daviss about how the events of the season affect their characters. Daviss reflected on whether or not Pope was resentful of his missed opportunities because of the Pogues. He also pointed out what about these adventures draws Pope in so much. Grant talked about officially joining the OBX and being a part of the Pogues this season. The two actors talked about working together on the romance between Pope and Chloe, and then Grant went into detail about the death of Terrance and how that will affect Cleo going forward.#outerbanks #jonathandavis #carlaciagrantFor interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Teacup Showrunner Breaks Down That EPIC Episode 2 Death Scene Collider Interviews 2024-10-13 | [Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers for Teacup Episodes 1 & 2]From executive producer James Wan and Atomic Monster, Peacock's new series Teacup is doing an excellent job building suspense up the suspense in the first two episodes. At this year's Fantastic Fest, the cast and creator, Ian McCulloch, attended the festival for the World Premiere of the series, where Collider's Perri Nemiroff had the opportunity to pick their brains.What we do know about Teacup is that Season 1 has eight episodes that center around the Chenoweth family and their neighbors, the Shanleys, in rural Georgia. As sci-fi horror is wont to do, the picturesque country life we were first introduced to not only hides tensions brewing beneath the surface of the two families but a sinister threat has them trapped on their land.While at Fantastic Fest, cast members Scott Speedman, Chaske Spencer, Rob Morgan, Emilie Bierre, and Caleb Dolden joined their showrunner to discuss the series in two groups. During this conversation, Perri sits down with McCulloch, Spencer, and Morgan to discuss their partnership with Wan and Atomic Monster and crafting unforgettable characters and their strengths and weaknesses throughout a show that will test all their limits. We'll also find out what it was like constructing that first major death of the series and how Steven Spielberg's Jaws inspired the showrunner's approach to how they handled the more macabre elements of the show.#teacup #peacock #tv #effects #jameswan For interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Saturday Night Interview: Lamorne Morris, Cory Michael-Smith & Ella Hunt Collider Interviews 2024-10-13 | Saturday Night is co-writer and director Jason Reitman's real-time, narrative recreation of the chaotic premiere of Saturday Night Live in 1975. At the center is young Lorne Michaels, played by The Fabelman’s Gabriel LaBelle, as he excitedly corrals messy writers, a wild studio set, and up-and-coming talent Garret Morris , played by Lamorne Morris, Gilda Radner, played by Ella Hunt, and Chevy Chase, played by Cory Michael Smith, in addition to a lively and epically large cast.Morris won audiences' hearts as the prank-loving Winston Bishop on New Girl, but this year, the actor earned his first Primetime Emmy for his role as Trooper Witt Farr on the acclaimed series Fargo. Next, he’ll be slinging monochromatic justice with Nicolas Cage in the upcoming Spider-Noir. Cult audiences the world over know Hunt as Anna, the voice-belting, zombie-slaying heroine from Anna and the Apocalypse. Since then, Hunt has starred in Apple TV+’s Dickenson alongside Hailee Steinfeld. Smith cut his teeth on Broadway against Emilia Clark in Breakfast at Tiffany’s. He’s also been cast by esteemed director Todd Haynes twice, first in Carol, next in May/December. He’s known to television audiences as the Riddler, Edward Nygma on FOX’s Gotham. Now, Morris, Hunt, and Smith star in Saturday Night, the new roller coaster SNL biopic.In this interview, Morris, Smith, and Hunt sat down with Collider’s Steve Weintraub to discuss all the moments during shooting that made them ask “WTF?” They also talk about the details of improvising as their famous counterparts and their implicit creative trust in director, Reitman.#saturdaynight #snl #lamornemorris #EllaHuntFor interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story: Nathan Lane & Ari Graynor Interview Collider Interviews 2024-10-13 | Nathan Lane has had an impressive career both onstage and on the screen, and these past few years have been especially great for him in terms of television, with the actor appearing on critically acclaimed shows like Only Murders in the Building and The Gilded Age. While Ari Graynor is slightly newer to the game, her resume is stacked in its own right, with credits like Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist, Whip It, and The Disaster Artist.The two make for delicious enemies in Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story, which centers on the high-profile 1989 murders of José (Javier Bardem) and Kitty Menendez (Chloë Sevigny) by their sons, Lyle (Nicholas Alexander Chavez) and Erik (Cooper Koch), with the two alleging years of sexual abuse. Lane takes on the role of Dominick Dunne, a Vanity Fair writer who covered the murder trial extensively and is skeptical of the boys’ story. Graynor plays Erik’s relentless but compassionate lawyer Leslie Abramson. The two’s equally strong and vastly different opinions on the matter lead them to butt heads, and seeing Lane and Graynor play off each other in this way is endlessly entertaining.Collider got the chance to speak with Lane and Graynor about their characters and some of their most intense scenes, including the breathtaking Episode 5 (the entirety of which is one long take of Graynor and Koch in an interrogation room) and Lane’s heartbreaking conversation about his daughter with a cater waiter.#menendezbrothers #nathanlane #AriGraynorFor interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Madelyn Cline & Madison Bailey Talk Outer Banks Season 4 and JJ & Kiaras Relationship Collider Interviews 2024-10-13 | Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers for Outer Banks Season 4 Part 1.The Pogues are back, and we're back in the OBX! Season 4 Part 1 of Outer Banks just debuted on Netflix, and wow, is it a chaotic ride. From the peaceful life after building their beloved Poguelandia to fighting underwater against mercenaries, the Pogues quickly go from a relatively domestic life after the events of El Dorado to a new adventure seeking out the treasure of Blackbeard. Despite surviving the likes of Carlos Singh (Andy McQueen) and Ward Cameron (Charles Esten), you'd think our band of misfits would have it a bit easier, but after a series of poor financial choices and bad luck leads them to needing more money, the Pogues go back to what they're best at. This time there's pirates and curses, but what remains true for the show is that it continues to have some shocking plot twists. By the time Part 1 is over, we're already clamoring for Part 2.We spoke with Madelyn Cline and Madison Bailey about Season 4 Part 1 to dig into some of the major developments of the season as well as look deeper into their characters' interactions with the other people in their lives. Cline talked specifically about Sarah's complicated relationship with her brother Rafe (Drew Starkey), discussing if there's potential for reconciliation one day. She also touches on the loss of Sarah's father after Season 3 and how Sarah is coping with it. Cline spoke about working with Chase Stokes on cultivating the relationship between Sarah and John B. Bailey talked about the possibility for Kiara to make up with her parents — who we last saw kicking her out after she escaped Kitty Hawk thanks to JJ (Rudy Pankow). Bailey also touched on Kiara's unique sense of justice in the show, something we see come out fully in Episode 4 "The Swell" when facing off against the Kooks. Finally, Bailey mentions JJ and Kiara's relationship and working out the details of the relationship with Pankow.#outerbanks #madelyncline #madisonbaileyFor interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Outer Banks Season 4 Interview: Chase Stokes, Rudy Pankow, Drew Starkey Collider Interviews 2024-10-12 | Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers for Outer Banks Season 4 Part 1Outer Banks is finally back, and although it starts off a bit slower than previous seasons, by the end of Season 4 Part 1, we are back to our old ways with the Pogues. After finding the treasure of El Dorado — and barely managing to escape with a small chunk of it before the entry gets blown up — the Pogues are back in the OBX. The season kicks off with a flashback to filling in all the gaps of the 18-month time jump, from the Pogues getting the windfall of money they need from the gold to building their own Poguelandia, to subsequently losing all that money and ending up in a bind again. The season is a roller coaster of events that stems from their meeting with Wes Genrette (David Jensen), who asks them to go on yet another treasure hunt.This time, they're going after Blackbeard's treasure. Well... kind of. Wes is looking for a specific amulet that belonged to Blackbeard's wife, hoping to break a superstitious curse that's been on his family, and the Pogues just need the money. But, if there's treasure, there are also people waiting to take it from the Pogues, and Part 1 ends with more than a few shocking twists.We spoke with Chase Stokes, Rudy Pankow, and Drew Starkey about some of the highlights of Part 1 for each of their characters. Stokes talked about John B losing his father in the aftermath of their trip to El Dorado and his reluctance to get back into the treasure hunting game. Starkey also spoke about Rafe coping with the loss of his father (parents in this show have a short expiration date) and how his new relationship with Sofia has changed Rafe for the better. Pankow weighed in on JJ's relationship with Kiara and some of the challenges they might end up facing. He also spoke about his reaction to the plot twist that revealed that Luke (Gary Weeks) isn't JJ's biological father and JJ is instead a Genrette and therefore a Kook.#outerbanks #outerbanksseason4 #chasestokes For interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Jason Reitman Talks Saturday Night and Why He Directed the SNL Movie Like A Musical Collider Interviews 2024-10-12 | Moviegoers look forward to watching films by Jason Reitman, writer and director of thoughtful stories like Juno, Up In the Air, and the last two Ghostbusters films. Reitman offers personal themes and characters in larger-scale cinematic storytelling. He’s managed to bring consistent joy through his pictures, illuminating audiences around the world and even nabbing a handful of Oscar nominations along the way. With a keen eye for choreography and a fresh approach to the biopic, Reitman’s latest film, Saturday Night, will surely make the rounds on the award circuit this year.Saturday Night is a real-time, narrative recreation of the chaotic premiere of Saturday Night Live in 1975. At the center is young Lorne Michaels (played by The Fabelman’s Gabriel LaBelle) as he excitedly corrals messy writers, a wild studio set, and up-and-coming talent John Belushi (Matt Wood), Gilda Radner (Ella Hunt), and Chevy Chase (Cory Michael Smith) among a lively and epically large cast.Collider’s Steve Weintraub had the pleasure of chatting with Reitman to discuss Saturday Night and how the filmmaker quantifies the film somewhere between an action flick and a full-on musical. He also shared secrets behind juggling a cast of 80 speaking roles, important lessons he culled from his iconic father, and how Saturday Night took subtle inspiration from Point Break.#snl #jasonreitman #saturdaynight For interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Peter Capaldi & Jessica Raine Loved Playing Begrudging Allies in The Devils Hour Season 2 Collider Interviews 2024-10-12 | Peter Capaldi seems to be everywhere these days. Already nominated for awards for his work with Cush Jumbo in Apple TV+’s Criminal Record (which has been renewed for a second season), he’s also got an album coming out next year, and is generally still incredibly lauded by fans the world over for whatever he does, from Doctor Who to Soft Top Hard Shoulder and back again. Most notably though, he’s back for another round as Gideon, the enigmatic and mysterious killer in The Devil’s Hour, whose second season hits Prime Video on October 18.He co-stars with Jessica Raine, who leads the series as the frazzled Lucy Chambers, a woman who’s discovered that her life and that of her son’s is tied to Gideon’s — as well as the fate of everyone around her — in ways she could never have imagined. The second season takes a turn from eerie mystery to a ticking time bomb of a procedural, as Gideon and Lucy must work together to prevent a devastating crime, all the while coping with memories of…let’s call them other lives.Neither of them are anything like their overwhelmed (and in some cases, deadly) characters in person, though. Both bright and kind, they were keen to answer my questions when I sat down to talk with them at the junket for the second season, where I was buzzing with excitement so badly I could hardly get a sentence out straight. (What can I say? Capaldi’s always been my Doctor.)Coping with playing multiple versions of the same characters in Season 2, we spoke about how they kept each timeline straight, as well as what they do to ground themselves in Lucy and Gideon’s fragile minds, and figuring out their increased relationship in Season 2. Stream The Devil’s Hour on Prime Video now and look out for Capaldi’s upcoming album, Sweet Illusions.#thedevilshour #petercapaldi #jessicaraineFor interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Laura Dern & Liam Hemsworth Found More Than Just a Connection in Lonely Planet Collider Interviews 2024-10-12 | In an era where romantic dramas have become a rare gem amid the saturation of IP-driven franchises and action-packed blockbusters, films like Lonely Planet remind us there are still powerfully heartfelt stories out there. This Netflix feature, written and directed by Susannah Grant (Erin Brockovich) and starring Laura Dern and Liam Hemsworth, stands out as more than just another love story on streaming. It might seem like The Idea of You or A Family Affair on the surface, but Lonely Planet delves deeper into the heart of its characters, offering a rich, nuanced portrayal of romance that feels both timeless and relevant. At the heart of the film lies the undeniable chemistry between its leads, who open up to Collider about their characters’ vulnerabilities and the powerful bond they forged while filming in the remote landscapes of Morocco.As a film about the transformational power of travel and how journeying outside your usual life can make you see yourself in a new light, the film relies heavily on the engaging and convincing dynamic between Dern and Hemsworth. Thankfully, there’s no shortage of that connection. While in conversation with the two for the film, now on Netflix, it’s fun to see the pair’s undeniable chemistry on and off-screen. Their playful banter, as seen with their affectionate names for each other — “Dernsy” and “Hemsy” — highlights their relationship that extends beyond their roles and adds a sincerity that translates seamlessly into their characters’ complex love story. However, outside creating palpable chemistry that will excite audiences, their journeys and vulnerabilities as actors added layers to the film.#lonelyplanet #lauradern #liamhemsworth For interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Its Whats Insides Major Twist Was Almost Something Else Entirely | Director Greg Jardin Interview Collider Interviews 2024-10-07 | Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers for It's What's InsideGreg Hardin is experiencing the filmmaker’s ultimate thrill of a lifetime. From producing an original screenplay, getting into a prestigious festival, inciting a bidding war, to streaming on the largest platform on the planet, this writer-director is genuinely living the dream. With an incredible young cast, a fresh story, and a brand-new style of editing, Hardin’s comedy-thriller It’s What’s Inside stunningly sold to Netflix for an astounding $17 million, making it the largest deal made at the year’s Sundance Film Festival. Now, Hardin's little indie-that-could is celebrating its much-anticipated streaming drop this weekend.It's What's Inside centers on a group of friends coming together for a pre-wedding party. Soon, the gathering descends into an existential hell after an uninvited guest arrives with a mysterious game, awakening deep-seated secrets, dreams, and conflicts. The film stars James Morosini (I Love My Dad), Nina Bloomgarden, (The Resort), Alycia Debnam-Carey (Fear The Walking Dead), and Brittany O'Grady (The White Lotus), Gavin Leatherwood (Chilling Adventures of Sabrina), Reina Hardesty (Brockmire), Devon Terrell (Barry), and David Thompson (Gotham).During this interview, Hardin talks with Collider’s Steve Weintraub about his new Netflix hit. They discuss the filmmaker's early days to selling his movie in a massive bidding war, the mandates he set for himself when writing the screenplay, and Hardin’s personal brand of visceral filmmaking dubbed “anxiety chic.” For more on deleted scenes, what changed throughout production, and that twist, check out the full conversation in the video above or the transcript below.#ItsWhatsInside #GregJardin ##ItsWhatsInsideendingFor interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story: Nicholas Alexander Chavez & Cooper Koch Collider Interviews 2024-10-07 | Cooper Koch is no stranger to intense roles, having appeared in slashers like They/Them and body horrors like Swallowed. It’s experience that almost certainly helped him when taking on his newest role in Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story. In the series, he plays Erik Menendez, a young man who brutally murdered his parents after alleging that he suffered sexual abuse at their hands for years. Nicholas Alexander Chavez has an array of television experience, also appearing in Ryan Murphy’s Grotesquerie, which is currently airing, and General Hospital, for which he won a Daytime Emmy Award. The skills he’s honed over the years shine through in his role as the other brother, Lyle Menendez.You might not have known Koch and Chavez’s names before this, but you certainly will after. The show sinks or swims based on their performance, and the layers and vulnerability they bring to the screen help the show soar. Their twisted chemistry with Javier Bardem and Chloë Sevigny, who play their parents, is necessary and undeniable, and their dynamic with one another acts as the heart and soul of the show, anchoring it with authenticity and emotion throughout the gruesome events and reveals.Collider got the chance to speak with Koch and Chavez about shooting the show’s most intense scenes (including the long take in Episode 5 and the murders themselves), how they developed chemistry with one another, and more.#monsters #menendezbrothers #cooperkochFor interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Citadel: Dianas Matilda De Angelis and Showrunner Gina Gardini Discuss Spin-Off Series Collider Interviews 2024-10-07 | The Russo Brothers helped introduce one of the most intriguing and action-packed connected universes in recent memory, and no, Marvel has nothing to do with it. Citadel burst onto Prime last year and has now expanded into two new series: Citadel: Honey Bunny, based out of India, and Citadel: Diana, the Italian chapter of the series, starring Matilda De Angelis as Diana and executive produced by Gina Gardini.Citadel: Diana follows undercover Citadel agent Diana (played fiercely by De Angelis) in the extremely near future. While trapped behind enemy lines, she digs for more information about the nefarious, mysterious, and extremely powerful Manticore.For this interview, Gardini and De Angelis sat down with Collider’s Chris McPherson where they discussed the importance of language in the Citadel world, as well as De Angelis’ history of gymnastics, and the show’s visual influences stemming from its Italian neorealism roots.#citadeldiana #matildadeangelis #citadel For interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Its Whats Inside: Alycia Debnam-Carey, Nina Bloomgarden, Devon Terrell, and Gavin Leatherwood Collider Interviews 2024-10-07 | Director Greg Hardin's comedy-horror hit It's What's Inside had its World Premiere in January of this year at Sundance. The film lit up audiences of the Midnight section of the famed festival, gaining immediate praise. Such praise, in fact, that It’s What's Inside sold its worldwide distribution rights to Netflix for a whopping $17 million, making it the largest deal made at that year's festival. Now, Hardin's indie celebrates its much anticipated streaming drop this weekend.It's What's Inside centers on a group of friends coming together for a pre-wedding party. Soon, the gathering descends into an existential hell after an uninvited guest arrives with a mysterious game, awakening deep-seated secrets, dreams, and conflicts. The film stars up-and-coming talents Nina Bloomgarden, Alycia Debnam-Carey, Devon Terrell, and Gavin Leatherwood.Collider’s Steve Weintraub had the pleasure of sitting down with Bloomgarden, Debnam-Carey, Terrell, and Leatherwood to chat about the movie. Together, they discuss the challenges and joys of working on an indie schedule, the sticky pain of filming covered in blood, and the most important question of all: if you could swap bodies with your friends, would you do it?#itswhatsinside #ninabloomgarden #netflixandchillsFor interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Sarah Paulson Confesses She’s a Scaredy Cat But Hold Your Breath Got Her Out of Her Comfort Zone Collider Interviews 2024-10-07 | From American Gothic scream queen to American Horror Story mainstay, Sarah Paulson has become a legend in the horror genre over the course of her 30 years in the entertainment industry. Her latest foray into the genre hit Hulu this weekend, with Karrie Crouse and William Joines' Hold Your Breath. Set during the 1930s, Hold Your Breath sees Paulson as a mother on the edge as horrific dust storms, strange men, and a supernatural presence threaten to tear her family apart.I recently sat down with Paulson to chat about her role in the psychological thriller and her return to horror. During our conversation she spoke about what keeps her coming back to the genre, what set Hold Your Breath apart from her other thriller projects, what she was proudest of in terms of filming, and how she kept her character's descent into madness straight as they filmed out of order. She also spoke briefly about her next project with fellow horror legend Ryan Murphy, revealing when his legal drama All's Fair begins shooting. #SarahPaulson #HoldYourBreath #AllsFairFor interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Scott Speedman & the Teacup Cast Promise a Special Horror Series for October Collider Interviews 2024-10-06 | Last we spoke with some of the team behind the upcoming Peacock series, Teacup, they were only first beginning their press run. While at San Diego Comic-Con, they unveiled a new teaser for the series and also announced its premiere date. Now that that premiere date, October 10th, is right around the corner, team Teacup ramped up their promotional push at one of the best possible places for a sci-fi horror show, Fantastic Fest in Austin, Texas.Teacup is based on Robert McCammon's New York Times bestselling novel, Stinger. Written for the screen by showrunner Ian McCulloch and writers Michael A. O'Shea, Francisca X. Hu and Zoe Cooper, the series unfolds at the Chenoweth family farm where Maggie (Yvonne Strahovksi) and James (Scott Speedman), and their two children, Meryl (Émilie Bierre) and Arlo (Caleb Dolden), find themseleves trapped on their property while up against a mysterious and sinister threat.I was lucky enough to have two lengthy Teacup chats at Fantastic Fest 2024, so that means you'll have Teacup content on Collider right now and all the way through the show's Season 1 finale on October 31st. Of course, we'll be saving the spoiler-filled portions of our conversations for the appropriate times, but right now we've got a completely spoiler-free interview for you with some of the Cheoweth family -- Scott Speedman, Émilie Bierre, and Caleb Dolden. You can give that a watch right here and then, stay tuned. We'll have the rest of the interview for you soon!#teacup #peacock #interview #scifi #actor For interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Little Bites Interview: Why Krsy Fox Avoided Her Co-Star in This Spider One-Directed Horror Movie Collider Interviews 2024-10-06 | Hungry for a Halloween treat? Writer-director Spider One is serving up his creature feature Little Bites fresh from its World Premiere at Fantastic Fest. Not only does this movie introduce an original nightmarish monster, but this cast is stacked with some big names in the genre, including A Nightmare on Elm Street's Heather Langenkamp, Bonnie Aarons (The Nun), and Barbara Crampton (Re-Animator). Oh, and Cher and her son Chaz Bono (who plays Paul in the movie) executive produced the film.From Shudder and RLJE Films, Little Bites stars Krsy Fox, who also served as editor and producer on the film, as a widowed mother who will do anything to protect her daughter, Alice (Elizabeth Phoenix Caro). In her case, that means allowing the grisly monster that lives in their basement to gnaw on her flesh in place of her daughter.At the festival, Collider's Perri Nemiroff had the opportunity to sit down with One and Fox to talk shop, from the ideas that inspired the filmmaker to write this script to putting all the pieces together in the edit. This dynamic duo discusses addressing taboo issues through horror and genre storytelling, why Fox "intentionally avoided" co-star Jon Sklaroff (Captain America: The Winter Soldier) who played Agyar the monster, twisted comfort movies, and tons more.#vampire #interview #filmmaking For interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story: Chloë Sevigny Breaks Down the Taboo Themes Collider Interviews 2024-10-06 | Chloë Sevigny is no stranger to Ryan Murphy’s projects, having starred in multiple seasons of American Horror Story and Feud: Capote vs. The Swans. Now, she reunites with the prolific TV creator for Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story, wherein she plays Kitty Menendez, the family matriarch who was murdered by her two sons after they accused her and her husband José (Javier Bardem) of sexually abusing them for years.Over the course of nine episodes, various theories about what happened before, during, and after the fateful day are presented. Nothing about it is an easy watch, with graphic depictions of violence and horrifying in-depth discussions about child molestation, but Sevigny’s performance is impossible to look away from. She and Bardem bring depth to roles that could easily veer into one-dimensional territory in lesser hands, and the chemistry she developed with onscreen children Cooper Koch and Nicholas Alexander Chavez shines through even in the show’s darkest, most disturbing moments.Collider got the chance to speak with Sevigny about the anxieties she had stepping into the role, getting to explore taboo topics most other shows shy away from, and capturing Kitty being a product of her time.#monsters #menendezbrothers #chloesevignyFor interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Lee Movie Interview: Director Ellen Kuras Talks Casting Andy Samberg and Lee Miller Collider Interviews 2024-10-05 | As a cinematographer, Ellen Kuras has been the visual voice for Mary Harron, Spike Lee, and Jonathan Demme, among so many others. She was also Michel Gondry's DP of choice, serving on many productions including the seminal Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless MInd. It was here her professional relationship with Kate Winslet began. Now, 20 years later, Winslet is starring in and producing Kuras' feature film debut, Lee.Lee tells the amazing story of photojournalist Lee Miller, played from the heart (and lovingly produced) by Winslet. Lee explores the decade in Miller's life, changing her forever from fashion model and artist's muse to an accomplished, storied war correspondent through the Second World War.During this interview, Kuras sat down with Collider's Steve Weintraub to discuss how Lee was edited, making sure every single element of the film had purpose and motivation and why it was brilliant to cast the guy from Brooklyn Nine-Nine in an extremely serious role.#leemiller #ellenkuras #katewinslet For interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Javier Bardem Is Grateful He Got to Do This in Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story Collider Interviews 2024-10-05 | Javier Bardem has had a long and impressive film career, starring in everything from Spanish films like Jamón jamón and Carne trémula to Hollywood blockbusters like Skyfall and Dune. A highly decorated actor, he has been nominated for four Oscars, winning one for his performance in No Country for Old Men, along with a BAFTA, Golden Globe, and SAG Award.Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story marks one of his first major television roles, wherein he plays José Menendez — the murdered patriarch of Lyle (Nicholas Alexander Chavez) and Erik (Cooper Koch), who he was accused of sexually abusing. Season 2 of the Ryan Murphy show explores various perspectives on the crime, including José and his wife Kitty’s (Chloë Sevigny). Bardem gives a powerful performance, infusing José with an undeniably chilly and menacing nature while giving him surprising depth.Collider got the chance to speak to Bardem about his character’s surprising final scene, the show’s poignant themes of generational trauma and toxic masculinity, and the unique kind of range he was able to display with this role.#monsters #menendezbrothers #javierbardem For interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Its Whats Inside Interview: Brittany O’Grady, Reina Hardesty, James Morosini, and David Thompson Collider Interviews 2024-10-05 | This past January, the comedy-horror hit It's What's Inside premiered at the Midnight section of the Sundance Film Festival. Audiences were immediately taken by director Greg Hardin’s picture. With an incredible young cast, a fresh story, and a brand-new style of editing, It’s What’s Inside stunningly sold to Netflix for an astounding $17 million, making it the largest deal made at the year’s festival. Now, Hardin's indie celebrates its much-anticipated streaming drop this weekend.It's What's Inside centers on a group of friends coming together for a pre-wedding party. Soon, the gathering descends into an existential hell after an uninvited guest arrives with a mysterious game, awakening deep-seated secrets, dreams, and conflicts. The film stars up-and-coming talents Brittany O’Grady (The White Lotus), Reina Hardesty (The Flash), James Morosini (The Sex Lives of College Girls), and David Thompson (Green Room).O’Grady, Hardesty, Morosini, and Thompson spoke to Collider’s own Steve Weintraub about their new Netflix hit. During their conversation, they discuss the thrill of watching their indie movie succeed from the ground up, the metaphysical challenges of body-swap acting, and the picture’s surprising connection to Shakespeare.#itswhatsinsde #brittanyogrady #ReinaHardestyFor interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Sebastian Stan & Adam Pearson Interview: Breaking Down That WILD A Different Man Ending Collider Interviews 2024-10-05 | For its darkly comedic swings, the A24 thriller A Different Man played to audiences at this year's Fantastic Fest in Austin, Texas. While there, Collider's Perri Nemiroff sat down with writer and director Aaron Schimberg and the film's co-stars, Sebastian Stan and Adam Pearson, to discuss telling this story through genre filmmaking and prioritizing the creative through their partnership with A24, and doing it all in a tight turnaround.A Different Man tells the story of Edward (Stan), an aspiring actor with neurofibromatosis (NF1). Edward's facial disfigurement causes him day-to-day anxieties, and when he's offered reconstructive treatment, it seems like the opportunity he's been waiting for. After the procedure, Edward finds new confidence in himself and goes out for a play that just so happens to have been written about him prior to the surgery by his neighbor, Ingrid (Renate Reinsve). Just when he's settling into this new life, however, Oswald (Pearson), a man with the same condition, begins to upstage him with his outstanding personality. Suddenly, Edward finds himself in a new nightmare.During their conversation with Nemiroff, Schimberg, Stan, and Pearson discuss challenging scenes, how the crew reacted to that surprise cameo, and the visual language of a particularly sinister oner. They talk about teaming up with A24, channeling Buster Keaton, and Pearson weighs in on nailing Oswald's too-good-to-be-true charms. #sebastianstan #interview #a24 #acting #film For interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Is the Elusive and Prestigious EGOT in Helen Mirren’s Destiny? Collider Interviews 2024-10-04 | Having directed films like Christopher Robin, Finding Neverland, and Stranger Than Fiction, Marc Forster has proven himself time and again to be an earnest and emotionally centered filmmaker. By adding the beautiful presence and elevated skill of Dame Helen Mirren to his latest project, White Bird, Forster has assured audiences of a story rich in depth and heart.A spin-off of the author R. J. Palacio's 2017 Wonder adaptation, White Bird follows young bully Julian (played by Bryce Gheisar, reprising his role) as he struggles to fit in at his new school. While Julian's grandmère Sara stays for a visit, she tells him stories from her childhood as a young girl growing up in Nazi-occupied France.In this interview, Mirren and Forster spoke to Collider's Steve Weintraub about their new collaboration. Together they chatted about adapting the graphic novel into a feature, recognizing the rich, full lives of older characters (and in turn, audiences), as well as the unconditional importance of remembrance, especially through times of turbulence.#whitebird #helenmirren #marcforesterFor interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Kate Siegel Interview: Her Ambitious Deal-Breaker Idea for V/H/S/Beyond Collider Interviews 2024-10-04 | The V/H/S franchise is back with six more stories that spotlight wildly talented genre filmmakers. From producers Brad Miska and Josh Goldbloom, V/H/S/Beyond celebrated its world premiere at this year's Fantastic Fest, where Collider's Perri Nemiroff had the chance to sit down with the directors for each segment to dig into what makes these movies standout filmmaking achievements.In the first V/H/S/Beyond conversation, which you can read here, we learned about Jordan Downey's "Stork," Christian and Justin Long's "Fur Babies," and Justin Martinez's "Live and Let Dive." For this second interview, the focus shifts to exploring the behind-the-scenes of Kate Siegel's directorial debut, "Stowaway," the first-ever V/H/S segment from India, Virat Pal's "Dream Girl," and the "evidence of an alien abduction" in Jay Cheel's wraparound segment.Before V/H/S/Beyond hits Shudder on October 4th, check out Nemiroff's full conversation with Siegel, Cheel and Pal in the video above, or read the interview in transcript form below to find out what made Siegel's directorial debut so ambitious, what it's like on a Bollywood set (at least in a horror movie), and why Cheel's mysterious alien footage is so special to him personally.#vhs #shudder #filmmaking #filmmaker #director For interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
V/H/S/Beyond Interview: Skydiving with ALIENS, Fur Babies & a Nightmarish Stork Collider Interviews 2024-10-03 | From producers Brad Miska and Josh Goldbloom, the V/H/S franchise is a horror lover's dream. The anthology films have adhered to the found footage style since they first began, offering passionate filmmakers a chance to explore their favorite tropes and subgenres through bite-sized segments all threaded together. This year, the Fantastic Fest 2024 crowd got the first look at V/H/S/Beyond for its World Premiere.Beyond recruits seven new and returning voices to the franchise, including Jordan Downey, the director of "Stork," Christian Long, who co-directed "Fur Babies" with brother Justin Long, and "Live and Let Dive" director Justin Martinez, a V/H/S alum who worked on an installment with Radio Silence (Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett) and as a VFX artist throughout the series. In addition to these three, Beyond also features work from Jay Cheel (the wraparound), Virat Pal ("Dream Girl"), and Kate Siegel ("Stowaway").During this interview with the first V/H/S trio, Collider's Perri Nemiroff sits down with Long, Downey, and Martinez to (sky) dive into each of their segments. The filmmakers discuss their collaboration with the V/H/S producers and take us behind the scenes, from concept art to practical effects, stand-out audition tapes, and how you craft the perfect blend of real footage and VFX.#vhs #skydiving #alien #scifi #interview For interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Joker 2 Director Todd Phillips on Joaquin Phoenix & Why Only Select Scenes Are Full Frame IMAX Collider Interviews 2024-10-03 | In 2019, Joker did to Hollywood what the Joker does to Batman: reigned chaos. The film shocked us with its gallows humor and violence. It flipped the box office on its head with the downbeat, grungy fable taking in hundreds of millions of dollars as an R-rated, stand-alone comic-book film — with no hero. After all was said and told, the film was nominated for a slew of Oscars and took home two, one for score, and the other for Joaquin Phoenix's iconic performance. Now, Academy Award-nominated writer and director Todd Phillips is back with Phoenix (and tons of surprises) for the next chapter of Arthur Fleck's life story, Joker: Folie à Deux.Joker: Folie à Deux arrives two years after the events of Joker. Now a patient at Arkham State Hospital, Arthur Fleck (Phoenix) falls in love with fellow inmate Harleen Quinzel (played by Lady Gaga). The two experience life as a maniacal musical as Arthur's followers build a movement to free him.Before the film's official theatrical release, Phillips sat down with Collider's Steve Weintraub to discuss Joker: Folie à Deux, why editing Phoenix is an absolute dream, his brotherly relationship with cinematographer Lawrence Sher, and why the sequel only has select scenes in full frame IMAX. You can watch the conversation in the video above or read the transcript below.#joker2 #toddphillips #JoaquinPhoenixFor interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
The Witcher Season 4: Liam Hemsworth Gets Candid About His Unique Situation Collider Interviews 2024-10-02 | In a bold move that sparked both excitement and debate among fans, Netflix’s hit series The Witcher is gearing up for a significant change as Liam Hemsworth steps into the iconic role of Geralt of Rivia for Season 4, previously held by Henry Cavill. Audiences got their first sneak peek at the actor’s smooth transition this past spring with a tease from the streaming platform of the gruff warrior who slayed monsters in the show’s first three seasons. With Cavill having officially passed the torch to Hemsworth, the actor tells Collider exclusively while talking about his new Netflix film Lonely Planet that the entire situation was a “unique” one that no one anticipated, but he’s very excited about it.The Witcher is available to stream on Netflix. Look for our full interview with Liam Hemsworth and Laura Dern for Lonely Planet soon.#thewitcher #liamhemsworth #TheWitcherSeason4For interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Ariana DeBose Interview: Miranda Priestly vs. Her House of Spoils Character - Whos the Worst Boss? Collider Interviews 2024-10-02 | From Blow the Man Down writer-directors Bridget Savage Cole and Danielle Krudy comes a new dish, House of Spoils, served piping hot by Amazon MGM Studios and Blumhouse Television. Next up on the directing duo's menu is this psychological horror movie starring Academy Award-winner Ariana DeBose, Arian Moayed, and Barbie Ferreira, which celebrated its world premiere at this year's Fantastic Fest.In House of Spoils, Chef (DeBose) is given the opportunity of a lifetime to open her own fine-dining restaurant in rural New York. With the help of sous chef Lucia (Ferreira), the opening night will be Chef's chance to prove herself to her business partner, Andreas (Moayed), if she can present unique dishes and pull it all off without a hitch. Unfortunately, on top of renovating an old house, planning an experimental menu, and serving an unforgettable dining experience, Chef discovers her restaurant once belonged to a witch who doesn't seem keen on letting go just yet.At Fantastic Fest, Collider's Perri Nemiroff sat down with Savage Cole, Krudy, DeBose and Moayed to dig into this feast of a sophomore feature. The crew talks about how the original idea evolved from script to screen, DeBose leading her first horror movie, and Moayed's real-life experience in the culinary world. They also talk about leadership, how Chef and Meryl Streep's Miranda Priestly (The Devil Wears Prada) have a lot in common, their personal foodie journeys, the most joyful moments on set, and more.#interview #primevideo #chef #horrorstories #witch For interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Tulsa Kings Garrett Hedlund Talks Season 2, Tron: Legacy, and Why He’s Excited for Tron: Ares Collider Interviews 2024-10-02 | Garrett Hedlund is an underappreciated chameleon of an actor and a seamless performer. He fits in perfectly with his co-stars, the scenery, and the story he tells with each character. Friday Night Lights, Four Brothers, Inside Llewyn Davis, along with so many other performances, have left audiences moved. Hedlund inhabits his characters from their core, completely transforming from one project to the next. This, along with some of the heaviest hitters in television, makes his turn on Taylor Sheridan and Terence Winter’s hit Paramount+ series Tulsa King all the more exciting and provocative.Tulsa King stars Hollywood icon Sylvester Stallone as Dwight “The General” Manfredi, a Mafia underboss recently released after 25 years locked up. The powers that be send him to Tulsa, Oklahoma to establish operations. Dwight meets, recruits, and hires locals to help him expand his business. Hedlund plays fan favorite Mitch Keller, an ex-rodeo star, bar owner, and lieutenant of the Manfredi family. This season, Mitch and The General go up against new big-bads, played by Frank Grillo and Neal McDonough in their unyielding Oklahoma turf war.Collider’s Steve Weintraub was able to chat with Hedlund about the new season of Tusla King. They also conversed over Sylvester Stallone’s unmatched work ethic, character details from his upcoming series about the JonBenét Ramsey mystery, and the ever-ripening shelf life of cult favorite Tron: Legacy.#tulsaking #garretthedlund #tronlegacy For interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Andy Samberg & Andrea Riseborough Discuss Lee Movie, Kate Winslet and SNL Collider Interviews 2024-10-02 | Academy Award-nominated for her role in To Leslie, Andrea Riseborough lends her acting talent to the work of celebrated working directors like Armando Iannucci, Alejandro G. Iñárritu, and Tom Ford. Riseborough heightens each film with her nuanced performance, unique takes, and fully-embodied characters. Andy Samberg is a modern comedy icon, taking a confident (yet terrifying) step into earnest drama. Together, they've been cast alongside Kate Winslet in Ellen Kuras' moving new biopic, Lee.Lee tells the amazing story of photojournalist Lee Miller, soberly played (and astutely produced) by Winslet. Lee explores the decade in Miller's life, changing her forever from fashion model and artist's muse to an accomplished, storied war correspondent through the Second World War.In this interview, Riseborough and Samberg speak with Collider's Steve Weintraub about the film's production. Together, they discuss what it takes to get into the respective mindsets of the Wartime Editor-in-Chief of Vogue magazine and a Jewish WWII war photographer, capturing the horrors of the Concentration camps.#leemiller #andysamberg #andreariseborough #LeemovieFor interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Fat Joe Talks About A New Style of Talk Show Collider Interviews 2024-10-01 | Everyone has a story to tell, but sometimes it takes a storyteller to get the story out. For the multi-hyphenate Fat Joe, he's bringing his voice to a new medium to help share stories of some of the greatest icons in pop culture and entertainment. Fat Joe Talks is his new talk show set to debut on STARZ. Calling it a talk show from a different lens, Fat Joe is eager to share some special conversations with some of his close friends and colleagues. As Fat Joe revealed, "You're privy to conversations that nobody else is. And so it's almost like you're a fly in the wall, and you're going to see these people, they really are talking about good times, bad times, trials, and tribulations. And it's always going to be inspirational and motivational."Joseph Antonio Catagena, better known by his stage name Fat Joe, has been a major player in the music industry for decades. Known as a solo rapper and for his hip hop group Terror Squad, Fat Joe's impact on the music industry knows no bounds. Following mainstream hits including "What's Luv" featuring Ja Rule and Ashanti and "Lean Back," Fat Joe's dominance in entertainment has since expanded. From podcasts to writing and some advocacy in between, Fat Joe's voice continues to expand with his new series Fat Joe Talks.#fatjoetalks #fatjoe #travelshow For interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
The Legend of Vox Machina Season 3 Interview: Travis Willingham, Marisha Ray & Liam OBrien Collider Interviews 2024-10-01 | Perhaps you're here because the beyond creative forces behind The Legend of Vox Machina need no introduction, and you're a fan of Critical Role and the deep lore of this tabletop troupe. Perhaps you just happened to stumble across a really hilarious and heartfelt Prime Video animated fantasy series. Or, maybe you have no idea what any of this is, but your curiosity is piqued. No matter the angle, fear not! Collider's Perri Nemiroff got the chance to sit down with Vox Machina cast and creators Marisha Ray, Travis Willingham, and Liam O'Brien for Season 3 at this year's Fantastic Fest for a conversation that welcomes every single one of you.From the minds of Critical Role, which is a group of friends who are also talented voice actors and epic nerds, The Legend of Vox Machina was born. It's an animated TV-MA series about a misfit team of mercenaries who find themselves tasked with saving their kingdom from one major evil after another. In Season 3, the stakes are even higher as they continue to deal with the Chroma Conclave's sinister reach, as well as inner turmoil and strife within the group. In addition to Ray, Willingham, and O'Brien, Vox Machina features the voices of fellow CR mates Laura Bailey, Ashley Johnson, Taliesin Jaffe, Matthew Mercer, and Sam Riegel, as well as other familiar names like Henry Winkler, the late Lance Reddick, Dominic Monaghan, David Tennant, and more.During their conversation with Nemiroff, Ray, Willingham, and O'Brien, who voice Vox Machina's Keyleth, Grog, and Vax'ildan, respectively, share a little bit about how their group formed over a friendly role-playing game (RPG) that would eventually branch off into so much more. The trio explains how fans of the series, or even those who haven't jumped in yet, can check out where it all began, or even hit play on Vox Machina sans history. Check out the full Fantastic Fest interview for more on Ray and O'Brien joining Season 3 as writers, which game-changing episodes to be on the lookout for, how their characters helped shape them in their careers, and tons more.#voxmachina #thelegendofvoxmachina #criticalrole #interview #primevideo For interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Crispin Glover & Tallulahs Kafkaesque Surrealist Film Mr. K Has Been 20 Years in the Making Collider Interviews 2024-10-01 | Things get very weird and wonderful in Mr. K. Fresh off the Toronto International Film Festival 2024, Mr. K is a beautifully crafted yet increasingly bewildering story of a man — a traveling magician (Crispin Glover) — who checks into a once-grand but now rundown hotel. What’s supposed to be a one-night stay ends up becoming the experience of a lifetime. When Mr. K finds himself unable to leave the hotel, madness ensues. As if that weren’t enough, the hotel’s quirky inhabitants, ranging from a group of musicians to a busy kitchen crew, offer him little help.Inspired by Franz Kafka’s tales of helpless characters stuck in absurd, Sisyphean situations, Mr. K. promises rich world-building and even richer performances. Collider’s own Steven Weintraub had the opportunity to talk more in-depth about Mr. K with director Tallulah H. Schwab and cast member Glover at the Collider interview studio at TIFF 2024, held at the Cinema Center.#CrispinGlover #TallulahKafkaesque #MrK For interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Elton John: Never Too Late: R.J. Cutler & David Furnish Discuss Documentary and Upcoming Projects Collider Interviews 2024-10-01 | This year, living icon Sir Elton John was crowned with EGOT award status. John has won multiple Grammys (including a Grammy Legend Award), two Oscars for "Can You Feel the Love Tonight" from The Lion King, and a Tony for the original score of Aida. Just this year, John won his first Emmy for Elton John Live: Farewell From Dodger Stadium. The story leading up to the award-winning farewell performance was captured by directors R.J. Cutler and David Furnish in their new film Elton John: Never Too Late.Elton John: Never Too Late is a documentary following John as he looks back on his life. As he prepares for his final concert in North America at Dodger Stadium, Elton brings the audience alongside the astonishing early days of his 50-year career as he recounts extraordinary highs and heartbreaking lows, overcoming adversity, abuse and addiction. Never Too Late is an intimate and uplifting journey following a superstar from his humble beginnings to a family-adoring musical icon.Cutler and Furnish stopped by the Collider studio at the Cinema Center at MARBL to talk with Steve Weintraub after its world premiere at this year's Toronto International Film Festival. Together they discussed all things Elton John, including his passion for family, his career-defining Billboard hotstreak in the '70s, and singing along with his childhood hero, John Lennon. They also talked about their cinematic process, editing theory, and Cutler's honest-to-goodness 27-hour cut of Billie Eilish: The World's A Little Blurry. You can watch the full interview at TIFF in the video above or read the conversation transcript below.#eltonjohn #RJCutler #DavidFurnishFor interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Geoffrey Rush Interview: Making Twisted Horror Movie with John Lithgow & An Evil Puppet Collider Interviews 2024-09-30 | From director James Ashcroft, who first rocked the horror community with his feature debut Coming Home in the Dark (2021), comes another Owen Marshall adaptation, The Rule of Jenny Pen, starring stage and screen legends John Lithgow and Geoffrey Rush. The movie celebrated its World Premiere at this year's Fantastic Fest where Collider's Perri Nemiroff caught up with Ashcroft and Rush to talk about bringing the short story from page to screen.In The Rule of Jenny Pen, Judge Stefan Mortensen (Rush) finds himself learning to navigate a new world when a stroke leaves him partially paralyzed and at the mercy of retirement home staff. Things get off to a rocky start for Stefan, who's uncooperative and stubbornly refuses to befriend the other residents, but then takes an especially dark turn when he finds himself at odds with the supposedly sweet Dave Crealy (Lithgow). Crealy secretly terrorizes the home with his dementia doll and his cruel game, "The Rule of Jenny Pen."Ashcroft and Rush sat down with Nemiroff to chat about the making of the movie that Stephen King says is "one of the best" he's seen this year. They discuss how Ashcroft first dream-cast both Lithgow and Rush 10 years ago, what it was like to work with them on set, and how the movie is different from the original short story. Rush talks about why this was the kind of project he was waiting for, reuniting with Lithgow, and the most joyous moments from production. For all of this and more, check out this interview!#geoffreyrush #interview #doll #johnlithgow #shudder For interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Is A Nightmare on Elm Street a Slasher Movie? Robert Englund & Heather Langenkamp on the Debate Collider Interviews 2024-09-30 | It's now been four decades since Freddy Krueger invaded the dreams of his first group of unsuspecting teenagers in writer/director Wes Craven's 1984 horror smash A Nightmare on Elm Street. Led by Robert Englund's sinister Krueger, the film launched a franchise that would eventually include eight films (seven starring Englund), a TV series, and an uncountable number of books, comics, toys, and god only knows what other spin-off material. Actress Heather Langenkamp serves as Krueger's primary nemesis in three of those films. In the original, she's Nancy, a clever teenager who turns the tables on Krueger (and dates a young Johnny Depp). She reprised that role in A Nightmare on Elm Street Part 3: Dream Warriors and then returned again for Wes Craven's New Nightmare, the series' risk-taking seventh installment, a meta twist on the franchise that finds her playing a fictionalized version of herself.Still, it's the original film that's proving to stand the test of time 40 years later, and Warner Bros. is marking the occasion by releasing it in 4K UHD, first digitally on October 1 and then with a fancy physical release on October 15. Englund and Langenkamp reunited this past week to celebrate the occasion, and, in this one-on-one interview with Collider, the pair talk Elm Street's legacy, debate whether A Nightmare on Elm Street should be categorized as a slasher movie, and fondly remember their time with Craven, who would also go on to launch the Scream franchise before he passed away in 2015.#ANightmareonElmStreet #RobertEnglund #HeatherLangenkampFor interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Will Ferrell & Harper Steele on My Step Brothers Bootleg T-Shirt & Their 100% Rotten Tomatoes Doc Collider Interviews 2024-09-30 | The years of Saturday Night Live,with sketches written by Harper Steele and starring Will Ferrell, for many of us, are the greatest years of the show — those special years with Cheri Oteri, Molly Shannon, and Ana Gasteyer. When Norm MacDonald dead-panned the news, the catchphrases were ripe, and The Roxbury Guys did that neck thing everybody liked to copy. Now, 30 years into their friendship, Ferrell and Steele are bringing a new kind of project to audiences around the world.Directed by Josh Greenbaum (Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar), Will & Harper is a documentary about the evolution of Steele, the former head writer for SNL, and Ferrell's relationship after Steele transitions. The documentary is poignant, caring, and above all else, extremely funny. After setting festivals ablaze with fabulous reviews, Will & Harper will be available to stream on September 27 on Netflix.To celebrate the documentary's debut, Ferrell, Steele, and Greenbaum were kind enough to sit down with Collider's Steve Weintraub, where they talked about working with 98-years-young Mel Brooks, being surprised by Kristen Wiig's beautiful song, and how you have most likely met a trans person before in your life.#willandharper #willferrel #harpersteeleFor interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Joseph Gordon-Levitt Reveals His Street Fighter Character & Which 30+ Year Old Game He Still Plays Collider Interviews 2024-09-30 | Some of us have grown up with Joseph Gordon-Levitt, flapping our arms for the Angels in the Outfield and laughing our asses off at 3rd Rock From The Sun. Now, from blockbusters to indies, Gordon-Levitt has become a household name. The actor's latest role in Prime Videos' Killer Heat lands him in contemporary noir as a detective in over his head.From director Philippe Lacôte and adapted from bestselling author and producer Jo Nesbø's short story, Killer Heat is a murder mystery set on the Greek island of Crete. Twin brothers (Richard Madden) are caught in a dangerous love triangle. A broken detective, Nick Bali, also known as "The Jealousy Man" (Gordon-Levitt), is brought in to investigate the case. The film also stars Shailene Woodley.During this interview, Gordon-Levitt sits down with Collider's Steve Weintraub to discuss the tradition of filming murder mysteries, whether he has a directorial follow-up to Don Jon and Mr. Corman, and who his Street Fighter II character is.#JosephGordonLevitt #streetfighter2 #KillerHeatFor interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Kaia Gerber & Kate Hudson Interview: Making Shell & Wondering, Are We Going Too Far? Collider Interviews 2024-09-29 | For Max Minghella's sophomore film Shell, actress Kate Hudson is shedding her family-friendly brand for a body horror movie that allows her to flex some disturbing muscles. While celebrating the film's world premiere at the 2024 Toronto International Film Festival, Collider's Perri Nemiroff had the opportunity to sit down with Hudson and co-star Kaia Gerber to talk about nailing this tone-specific movie, "pleasure-seeking missiles," and moments that had her and Elisabeth Moss wondering, "What are we doing here?"In Shell, Moss plays actress Samantha Lake, who's confronted with the reality that her appearance may be holding her back in the industry. When Samantha is presented with a solution, she opts to undergo the innovative Shell beauty treatment, and her results attract the attention of the company's glamorous CEO, Zoe Shannon (Hudson). Unfortunately, Shell clients, including A-lister Chloe Benson (Gerber), have started disappearing, and it seems there's something sinister to this miracle treatment.During their interview, Hudson and Gerber tease some of the wild scenes and the bizarre tone Minghella crafted. Gerber shares how, though she may have less screen time, her character lives throughout the movie, and Hudson talks about sharing scenes with Moss, whose "amazing vulnerability" allowed her to take what she needed on set. They also discuss future projects, like Jonah Hill's Outcome and why working with Keanu Reeves was a dream for Gerber, and Hudson's upcoming series that puts the spotlight on women in sports. #kaiagerber #katehudson #interview #shell #keanureeves For interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Frida Gustavsson Interview: Adapting Ingmar Bergmans Faithless Was a Perilous Journey Collider Interviews 2024-09-29 | A story of marriage, infidelity, and the emotional turmoil that gradually follows suit, Faithless is a raw, atmospheric take on the Liv Ullman and Ingmar Bergman classic. A story that has been stretched across time, the adaptation stays true to its roots. Marianne (Frida Gustavsson) is happily married to Markus (August Wittgenstein), but things get complicated when Markus’ best friend, David (Gustav Lindh), comes to stay for the summer. What starts as a spark between Marianna and David turns into a dramatic affair that changes the course of their lives forever. Forty years later, an older David (Jesper Christensen) and Marianne (Lena Endre) reconnect, still dealing with the consequences of their actions.A gripping tale of lust and desire, Faithless, both the original and its contemporary version, is a testament to the cinematic talents of Sweden and Norway. Collider’s own Perri Nemiroff had the opportunity to talk more in-depth about Faithless with Wittgenstein, Lindh, and Gustavsson at the Collider interview studio at TIFF 2024, held at the Cinema Center at MARBL.#ingmarbergman #interview #faithless #film #acting For interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Can I Get a Witness Interview: A Cannibalistic Satire Inspired Sandra Ohs New Movie Collider Interviews 2024-09-29 | Ann Marie Fleming poses a provocative thought experiment about what we would be willing to sacrifice for the environment's protection through the dystopian world built in Can I Get a Witness? Set in the near future, this environmental science fiction film depicts a world that is recovering from overpopulation and a lack of resources. Their solution is to prohibit and limit the use of technology and also disallow anyone from living over the age of 50. In this introspective mix of live-action and animation, Kiah, played by Keira Jang, starts her job as a "Documenter," where her artistic skills are used to capture the "dying ceremony." Alongside Joel Oulette and actress and producer Sandra Oh, Jang gives a mesmerizing performance as she demonstrates Kiah's struggle to cope with the moral implications of her job and her world.The film premiered at this year's Toronto International Film Festival where Collider's Perri Nemiroff sat down with Fleming, Jang, Oulette, and Oh to discuss the inspirations behind this film and their experience shooting such poignant content. Oh also reminisces about meeting Fleming for the first time and reveals why she's choosing to produce more lately.#sandraoh #interview #environment #scifi #future For interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Im Still Here Interview: Walter Salles, Fernanda Torres & Selton Mello Collider Interviews 2024-09-29 | Director Walter Salles' (The Motorcycle Diaries) I'm Still Here celebrated its North American Premiere at this year's Toronto International Film Festival. It's based on an inspiring true story of a family's resistance against Brazil's military dictatorship. It opens up with a warm and loving household which turns tense as the patriarch, played by Selton Mello, is exiled and the matriarch, played by Fernanda Torres, is imprisoned for 12 days as officials try to convince her to incriminate friends and family. Torres' Eunice comes out a different woman, determined to fight back against the dictatorship that has such a suffocating grip on the country while balancing this with her responsibilities and love for her children.During TIFF 2024, Collider's Perri Nemiroff sat down with Salles, Torres, and Mello to discuss the personal inspirations behind the film and their determination to capture real emotions. They talk about admiring the woman whose story had remained untold for so long, learning directing tips from each other, and their experience being long-time collaborators.#imstillhere #interview #brazil #film #filmmaking For interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Rebecca Hall Interview: Joining The Listeners to Force a Crisis Collider Interviews 2024-09-29 | Sometimes the tiniest real-world questions prompt the most immense existential answers. What if you were the only person who could hear a noise? It's not inside your head, you simply can't locate its source. How would you unravel? How would your relationships and fundamental beliefs change or evolve? The director of award-winning crime comedy Zola, Janicza Bravo, and BAFTA-nominated actress Rebecca Hall invite the audience to ask these exact questions in their new limited series, The Listeners, adapted from screenwriter and author Jordan Tannahill's second novel.The Listeners depicts the life of Claire (Hall), an English teacher, wife, and mother who begins to hear a low humming sound nobody else around her can hear. With no obvious source of the sound, Claire's family life begins to spiral as she grows increasingly more isolated. Soon, she discovers a student of hers, Kyle (played by Ollie West), can also hear the sound. The two form a friendship and together meet more neighbors also tracking down the source of the mysterious, maddening hum. The Listeners explores our human search for the transcendent, conspiracy culture in the West, and the innate desire for community and connection.In celebration of the Toronto International Film Festival world premiere of it's first two episodes, Bravo, Hall, and Tannahill came through the Collider interview studio at the Cinema Center at MARBL to talk with Perri Nemiroff about how banal events and miniscule sounds can drive one's life. Together, they discussed how the team created and executed a limited series as a singular film, the joys of adapting one's own novel into a continuing screenplay, and finally letting Hall speak with her real voice. Check it out in this TIFF 2024 interview!#rebeccahall #interview #sound #series #tv For interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Kate Winslet Reveals Why Her Latest Movie Lee Almost Fell Apart the Day Before Filming Began Collider Interviews 2024-09-29 | Academy Award-winning actress Kate Winslet is a worldwide icon, creating memorable performances for massive audiences in collaboration with filmmakers like James Cameron, Peter Jackson, and Ang Lee. Lately, she's conquered the limited series with smashes like Mare of Easttown and The Regime. Now, Winslet is pulling double duty as star and producer in longtime cinematographer and first-time director Ellen Kuras' biopic Lee.In the film, Winslet plays real-life photojournalist Lee Miller. After a career as a model and living as an artist's muse, Miller enlists as a photographer to chronicle the events of World War II and capture the atrocities of the Holocaust for history's sake. The movie also stars Andy Samberg and Andrea Riseborough. Ahead of the movie's release, Winslet spoke with Collider's Steve Weintraub. During their time together, Winslet spoke about the importance of keeping the biopic female-led, female-centric, and genuinely from Lee Miller’s point of view. You can watch the full conversation in the video above or read the transcript below.#leemiller #katewinslet #andysamberg For interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
Megalopolis Interview: Giancarlo Esposito & Nathalie Emmanuel Collider Interviews 2024-09-29 | From his masterful performances as the terrifying Gustavo Fring in Breaking Bad and the incomparable Moff Gideon from The Mandalorian, to his big-screen turns in two of this year's blockbuster horrors, Abigail and MaXXXine, Giancarlo Esposito is always an unforgettable on-screen presence. Along with her memorable roles in Game of Thrones and The Fast Franchise, Nathalie Emmanuel recently chatted with Collider about her brand new action-packed Peacock original The Killer by celebrated action director John Woo. Together, they star as a conflicted father and daughter in Francis Ford Coppola's bold feature, Megalopolis.Megalopolis is a brand-new cinematic vision showing a decaying metropolis called New Rome. Within, idealist architect Cesar (Adam Driver) is granted license to demolish and rebuild the city. His nemesis, Mayor Cicero (Esposito), remains committed to keeping New Rome as it is. Torn between them is Julia (Emmanuel), Franklyn's socialite daughter and Cesar's love interest, who, through the tumult, continues her search for life's meaning. The movie also features Aubrey Plaza, Laurence Fishburne, Jon Voight, and more.Ahead of the film's release, Emmanuel and Esposito sat down with Collider's Steve Weintraub to discuss Coppola's incredible storytelling skills, the challenging, moving, and optimistic themes the film presents, and how, said and told, Megalopolis truly is a spectacle film.#megalopolis #giancarloesposito #nathalieemmanuel For interviews, movie reviews, and more visit collider.comFOLLOW US ON SOCIALtwitter.com/colliderinstagram.com/colliderfacebook.com/collider
