Mariana Treviño & Manuel Garcia-Rulfo Discuss Tom Hanks

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Mariana Treviño & Manuel Garcia-Rulfo Discuss Tom Hanks

In Marc Forster’s adaptation of A Man Called Otto, Academy Award-winner Tom Hanks plays a grouchy widower who seems to find everything wrong with the world around him. After the passing of his beloved wife, Otto (Hanks) withdraws from society…

Allison Williams on Working With the Killer Doll and Producing

In the hotly-anticipated new horror film M3GAN, Allison Williams plays Gemma, a roboticist who works at a toy company. When her sister and brother-in-law die in a car accident, she is left to care for her young niece, Cady, and…

Exclusive: James Purefoy on Returning to the Buoy Band in Fisherman’s Friends: One and All

In conversation, James Purefoy is dashing and thoroughly engaging. The revered actor who turned heads in The Following, Sex Education, Marie Antoinette, and Pennyworth, is in the limelight again with the release of Fisherman’s Friends: One and All. The sequel…

So Help Me Todd Star Eliza Coupe Talks Season 1 Spoilers [Exclusive]

So Help Me Todd returned for its midseason premiere tonight on CBS and after months of build-up with audiences wondering just who is the mysterious ex that ruined the life of our scrappy titular hero played by the charming Skylar…

Blue’s Big City Adventure Director Matt Stawksi Discuses Paramount+’s Musical Extravaganza

After nearly thirty years, everyone’s favorite blue puppy has finally gotten her own feature film. Paramount+'s Blue's Big City Adventure brings the popular Nick Jr. star to New York City, where Blue's owner Josh (Joshua Dela Cruz) hopes to make…

Hugh Dancy Talks Law & Order and Hannibal Season 4

Very few TV series have the staying power of NBC’s Law & Order, 22 seasons in (the original series ran for 20 seasons from 1990 to 2010, prior to returning for this current revival) and with a franchise that includes…

“The Stage Show Would Make for a Terrible Film if I Were to Directly Translate It”: Matthew Warchus on Matilda the Musical

Charlie Hodson-Prior and Meesha Garbett in Matilda the Musical (Courtesy Dan Smith/Netflix) An Olivier Award-winning success in the West End and a Tony Award-winning one on Broadway, the musical adaptation of Roald Dahl’s Matilda now arrives as a toe-tapping motion picture,…

Blood Relatives Star Victoria Moroles on Playing a Young Vampire

Just when you thought every clever spin on the vampire subgenre of cinema was done — enter Blood Relatives, which is available exclusively on Shudder starting November 22. The film is written and directed by Noah Segan (Knives Out, Looper),…

Dee Bradley Baker on Keeping His Characters Distinct

As the dust settles on Andor, the second season of The Bad Batch aims to take Star Wars fans back to the comforting world of animation, though its highly anticipated return certainly has no shortage of high stakes or moral…

Kyle Gallner Chats Up the Global Success of Smile and its Streaming Launch

There’s no denying Smile’s success. The Paramount thriller leapt past $200 million worldwide recently. Six weeks after it hit the theaters, the film garnered more than $99 million in the domestic box office and about $103.8 million internationally. Sosie Bacon…

Melissa Barrera Talks Bed Rest, Her Work As Producer, and a Gorier Scream 6

From writer/director Lori Evans Taylor, the supernatural thriller Bed Rest, which is available to stream at Tubi, follows Julie Rivers (Melissa Barrera, who’s also a producer on the film), as she learns to embrace impending motherhood in the new home…

Don Johnson on High Heat & Why Filming Action Is It’s Own Skill Set

Don Johnson is a name that is synonymous with suave and debonair characters who possess a flair for action, and he delivers both of these qualities and a splash of comedy in the upcoming action-comedy High Heat. Like another 2022…

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