Horror Director Darren Lynn Bousman on the Unique Saudi Arabian Production of The Cello
It was only a decade ago that the first feature film to entirely shoot in Saudi Arabia was released — and it was directed by a woman. 2012's Wadjda remains an excellent film, and initiated the slow-drip of a New…
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Jason Mraz and the Meaning Behind His Mystical Magical ‘Dancing With the Stars’ Journey
The Big Picture Jason Mraz's newest album, The Mystical, Magical, Rhythmical, Radical, Ride, reflects his perspective on life and fresh starts. Competing on Dancing With the Stars has been a grueling yet transformative experience for Jason, leading him to almost…
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Joel McHale Ponders His Existence Discussing It’s a Wonderful Knife (and It’s Possible Sequel)
Joel McHale is in the zone. Things are moving along nicely on the creative front for the Community and Animal Control star. His new film, It's a Wonderful Knife, has been garnering attention for its Scream-like vibe, feverish pace, and…
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From ‘Cassandro’ to ‘La Máquina,’ Gael García Bernal Is a Fighter
The Big Picture Gael García Bernal's performance in Cassandro has been praised as a career-best and the film is already garnering nominations. Bernal learned wrestling skills and the performative aspect of lucha libre for the role. Bernal is "excited" about…
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Legacy of Monsters’ Producers Discuss the Status of Season 2
The Big Picture Monarch: Legacy of Monsters is trending at the top of Apple TV's charts, with positive fan reception and hopes for renewal. The first season expands on the universe of Godzilla, exploring the secretive organization Monarch and its…
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Kurt Russell and Son Wyatt Name Each Other’s Roles They’d Like to Play
Summary In an exclusive interview, Kurt Russell was asked which of his son's roles he'd like to play an older version of and vice versa. Wyatt Russell expressed interest in playing the son of his father's character in Used Cars.…
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Shane West and David Keith Unpack the Gritty Side of Walden
Walden stars Shane West and David Keith shared a common fascination with the premise of their new gripping psychological horror film and the one man who made it feel the best kind of creepy — Emile Hirsch (Into the Wild,…
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Henry Thomas on Returning to Stephen King with Pet Sematary: Bloodlines
"Sometimes, dead is better," reads the eerie tagline of a terrifying new film about the untold chapter of a certain Stephen King novel. Pet Sematary: Bloodlines follows the book's protagonist, Jud Crandall, but as a young adult in the year…
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How ‘Doctor Strange’ Influenced Eddie Murphy’s ‘Candy Cane Lane’
The Big Picture Candy Cane Lane is an original comedy film starring Eddie Murphy and directed by Reginald Hudlin. It brings a new twist to classic Christmas movies. The film follows Chris Carver, played by Murphy, as he makes a…
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‘Slow Horses’ Producer Loves Making Gary Oldman Eat on Screen
The Big Picture Apple TV's Slow Horses returns to Slough House with Season 3. Producer and showrunner Will Smith discusses the show's success, staying true to the source material, and the possibility of future seasons and spinoffs. Smith takes a…
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Jeffrey Wright, Sterling K. Brown, & Erika Alexander Discuss American Fiction
Jeffrey Wright delivers one of his best performances as Thelonious "Monk" Ellison, a Los Angeles college professor and author struggling to break through the publishing world's affinity for racial stereotypes. The brilliantly satirical American Fiction has Monk ghostwriting a racially…
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Julia Roberts’ Toughest ‘Leave the World Behind’ Scene Is One of Its Best
The Big Picture Julia Roberts and Mahershala Ali star in Sam Esmail's adaptation of Rumaan Alam's acclaimed novel, Leave the World Behind. During a chat with Collider's Perri Nemiroff, Roberts and Ali pinpoint something they appreciate about the other as…
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