Interviews

Every once in a while, someone interesting will agree to speak with us. Here you will find more than 15-years of archived interviews with producers, filmmakers, actors, below-the-line creatives, legends, and more.

We are also currently the host of two recurring interview series:

Browse our latest interviews below

Andrea Berloff The Kitchen

‘The Kitchen’ Writer-Director Andrea Berloff on Her Directorial Debut and New York Mob History

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The Academy Award-nominated screenwriter behind ‘Straight Outta Compton’ discusses economic storytelling, making a new kind of mob movie, and recreating Hell’s Kitchen, 1978.

Jason Mewes

Jason Mewes Talks Stan Lee, Comic-Con, And His Therapeutic Directorial Debut

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We spoke to the actor-turned-director about his new film ‘Madness in the Method’ and how it helped shed the torment of typecasting.

Astronaut

Talking Greek Gods and ‘Astronaut’ with Richard Dreyfuss

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We try to talk with the actor about his new film ‘Astronaut,’ but we quickly sidetrack into a philosophical exploration of the only rageful gods humanity deserves.

What We Leave Behind

Ira Steven Behr Confronts His Legacy and Fandom in ‘What We Left Behind’

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We chat with the showrunner about his experience with the ‘Star Trek’ fan community and how that relationship has evolved throughout filming his celebratory documentary.

Dumbo Production Design

How Production Designer Rick Heinrichs Brought Oz to Kansas for Tim Burton’s ‘Dumbo’

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We chat with the production designer about his long collaboration with Tim Burton and why we shouldn’t worry about remakes when they get together.

Gavin Finney Good Omens

How Cinematographer Gavin Finney Brought Heaven and Hell to Life in ‘Good Omens’

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Turns out that six episodes spanning all of human history involves tackling a wide range of visual challenges.

Us Scream

Defining the Anguish of The Tethered with the Composer of ‘Us’

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We chat with Michael Abels about musically communicating the torment of the film’s antagonists.

I Am Mother

Talking Love and Robots with the Director of ‘I Am Mother’

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We chat with Grant Sputore about the joys of practical effects and the challenges they supersede on the set.

Daniel Isn't Real

Adam Egypt Mortimer on the Cinema of Anxiety as Seen in ‘Daniel Isn’t Real’

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At the Overlook Film Festival, we chatted with the director about his new film exploring the darkness we all contain.