Freya Allan Reveals Her Devastating Backstory for Mae in ‘Apes’
The Big Picture Welcome to a new episode of Collider Ladies Night with Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes star Freya Allan. During her conversation with Collider's Perri Nemiroff, Allan revisits her experience scoring the role of Ciri in…
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Jim Cummings on The Last Stop in Yuma County & His New Film The Screener
Once he played a divorced cop grieving his mom and struggling for custody of his daughter (Thunder Road). Years later, he played a Hollywood agent who gets all tangled up in a love affair gone wrong (The Beta Test). Now,…
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Josh Brolin Explains His ‘Saturday Night Live’ Ode to Timothée Chalamet
The Big Picture Brolin reveals his lifelong passion for writing, sharing experiences from his journals in his new book. His collaboration with Dune DP Greig Fraser captured candid moments in a book that received a great response. Brolin discusses his…
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Jacob Batalon Talks Tarot, Reginald the Vampire & MCU Return
The stars have aligned for Jacob Batalon. The Spider-Man and Reginald the Vampire actor garnered good reviews for his role as funny guy Paxton in the trippy Sony horror thriller Tarot, which hit theaters last week. Now, there’s buzz about…
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‘High School Musical’ to ‘Prom Dates’
The Big Picture Collider's Perri Nemiroff sits down with Prom Dates director Kim O. Nguyen, writer D.J. Mausner, and stars Julia Lester and Terry Hu for an exclusive Q&A. Prom Dates is a raunchy and heartwarming buddy comedy about best…
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‘Seinfeld’s “The Soup Nazi” Episode Stemmed From Small Talk With Larry David
The Big Picture Collider's Steve Weintraub talks with Unfrosted co-writer and producer Spike Ferensten about the movie's Netflix release. Ferensten discusses Jerry Seinfeld's inspiration for his feature directorial debut, working over Zoom on the script, and the casting process. The…
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“We Were Together 24 Hours a Day for Six Weeks”: Bill and Turner Ross on Gasoline Rainbow
Gasoline Rainbow Gasoline Rainbow, the seventh feature by Bill and Turner Ross, marks a return to a world of young people familiar from the brothers’s early efforts 45365 (2009) and Tchoupitoulas (2012), which centered, respectively, on residents of Sydney, Ohio…
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Kristen Wiig & Ricky Martin on What Could Happen in ‘Palm Royale’ Season 2
[Editor's note: The following contains spoilers for Palm Royale.] The Big Picture In the Apple TV+ series 'Palm Royale,' Maxine Dellacorte Simmons desires acceptance from elite society and resorts to extreme measures for recognition. Interactions with Carol Burnett on set…
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Summer Marie Thomas on Having an Off-putting Personality on ‘SHMV’ [Interview]
The Big Picture Summer's personality led her to shine as the star of Season 2 amid misunderstandings and shifting dynamics. Summer values honesty in her friendships and interactions, even when her delivery may not always be well-received. She is prepared…
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AI, UHD and 35mm: Arbelos Films’ David Marriott on the Present and Future of Film Restoration
The Rubber Gun Launching in 2017 with a reissue of The Last Movie, Arbelos Films grew out of co-founders’ David Marriott, Dennis Bartok, Craig Rogers and Ei Toshinari’s experiences working at Cinelicious Pics. Since then, their slate of reissues have…
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Jennifer Connelly Breaks Down Her Multiple Roles in Dark Matter
Dark Matter continues what Apple TV+ honestly does best — smart, polished, and expansive science fiction. Whether it's Foundation, Constellation, or Invasion (they don't all end with that suffix, promise), sci-fi has a real home at Apple TV+. The latest…
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‘Turtles All the Way Down’ Director & Author on Isabela Merced’s Brilliance
The Big Picture Isabela Merced's portrayal of Aza in 'Turtles All the Way Down' is deeply emotional and authentic, bringing the character's thought spirals to life. Director Hannah Marks masterfully captures Aza's internal struggles from John Green's novel through visual…
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