Wētā Workshop’s Richard Taylor Discusses Making Sting’s Giant Spider
When it comes to creating movie magic, there's perhaps no company more famous than Wētā Workshop. The famed New Zealand special effects juggernaut was founded in 1987 by Richard Taylor and Tania Rodger and rose to prominence by creating all…
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Dev Patel Explains How ‘Enter The Dragon’ & ‘The Raid’ Inspired ‘Monkey Man’
The Big Picture Crafting visceral, primal action in Monkey Man was crucial for Dev Patel, influenced by martial arts legends like Bruce Lee. Patel's journey from training in martial arts at a young age to directing and starring in his…
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‘Civil War’s Alex Garland Denies Retirement Rumors
The Big Picture Alex Garland's latest film, Civil War, explores the harsh realities of a divided nation in the midst of a violent conflict. Garland clarifies recent rumors about his directing future, emphasizing his focus on screenwriting and collaborations with…
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Steven Yeun Reveals His First Introduction to ‘Invincible’ & Season 3 Plans
The Big Picture Collider's Nate Richard talks with one of the stars behind Prime Video's Invincible , Steven Yeun. Yeun discusses his friendship with Robert Kirkman, when he first discovered the source material for Invincible , and working with the…
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Loot Cast and EPs Tease Season 2 and Share Their Love for Each Other
Season 2 of Loot on Apple TV+ is a hoot. Breezy and fun, the show finds excellent footing this time around, diving into matters one year after the eccentric Molly Wells (Maya Rudolph in great form again) moves beyond her…
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‘RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars’ Jimbo’s On Life After Season 8
The Big Picture Jimbo's Drag Circus blends clowning and drag for a unique, interactive, and hilarious experience. Jimbo shares insights on standout queens from RuPaul's Drag Race Season 16, praising their styles and performances. The contestants highlighted by Jimbo include…
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Ken Loach on The Old Oak and Retiring After 60 Years of Protest Movies
Film can be a powerful political tool, whatever the intentions may be. At its best, cinema is an empathy machine that allows us to understand and relate to other people and broaden our perception of humanity. It can instill important…
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Will ‘The Good Wife’ or ‘The Good Fight’ Characters Appear on ‘Elsbeth’?
The Big Picture The CBS series 'Elsbeth' sets itself apart by showing who commits the crime at the start of each episode, focusing on Elsbeth's brilliant mind putting the puzzle together. Co-creators Robert & Michelle King wanted the show to…
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First Omen Star Nell Tiger Free on Her Bold Performance and Love of Horror
"Free the tigers," as animal activists might say. But horror fans might instead think of a certain rising star when they hear this kind of chant. Nell Tiger Free started as a child actress and ultimately took the spotlight in…
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‘The First Omen’ Director on the Joys of Making a Disney Movie with a Vagina
The Big Picture Collider’s Perri Nemiroff discusses The First Omen with director Arkasha Stevenson. The movie marks Stevenson’s feature directorial debut after directing shows including Channel Zero and Brand New Cherry Flavor . The First Omen is a prequel to…
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“We Shot for Four-and-a-Half Days”: Tynan DeLong on Dad & Step-Dad
Dad & Step-Dad Cringe comedy and pathos converge with unlikely grace in Dad & Step-Dad, the debut feature from director Tynan DeLong. Expanded significantly from short films that DeLong crafted with recurring collaborators Colin Burgess (recent star of Ryan Martin…
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Tom Felton Has Advice for the Cast of the New ‘Harry Potter’ Adaptation
The Big Picture Tom Felton discusses his love for Kinder Joy & Harry Potter, reflecting on childhood treats & the joy of magical toys. Felton reminisces about his time on set at Hogwarts, highlighting uncertainty between films & Daniel Radcliffe's…
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