All Interview articles – Page 63
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Features'Elle' producer: The film industry must 'connect to reality'
Producer discusses state financing, Netflix and the next Paul Verhoeven film.
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Features'Embrace Of The Serpent' director Ciro Guerra: 'Streaming sites are graveyards for films'
“What’s the point of killing the theatrical experience?”
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FeaturesEmmys 2017: John Turturro on replacing James Gandolfini in 'The Night Of'
“It felt a little strange, because James and I were very good friends.”
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FeaturesLouis Garrel on why he decided to play Godard in 'Redoubtable'
French star talks reincarnating Jean-Luc Godard on the big screen.
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FeaturesMichel Hazanavicius: 'Some think it's blasphemous to make a film about Godard'
On the eve of Jerusalem Film Festival, Redoubtable director discusses his Jean-Luc Godard biopic.
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FeaturesWhat next for 'Narcos' after the death of Pablo Escobar?
Narcos showrunner Eric Newman reflects on series three of the drugs drama.
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FeaturesEmmys 2017: Guy Pearce on timely gay-rights drama 'When We Rise'
The actor talks about playing real-life activist Cleve Jones in ABC’s drama about the gay-rights movement.
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FeaturesBilly Bob Thornton: 'The independent film world is pretty much gone'
Goliath star Billy Bob Thornton says the TV world is a haven for indie-focused actors.
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FeaturesEmmys 2017: 'Empire' creator Lee Daniels has learned to say 'F**k the brand'
In making the move from film to television, Empire creator Lee Daniels has found an opportunity to tell groundbreaking stories and nurture new talent.
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FeaturesEmmys 2017: 'Better Call Saul' star Bob Odenkirk on moving on from 'Breaking Bad'
Originally intended as a short-run character, Breaking Bad’s opportunistic lawyer Saul Goodman proved so popular he won his own show.
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Features'Fleabag' star Phoebe Waller-Bridge on cracking America
It may have started as a dare, but irreverent UK TV comedy Fleabag has gone on to international acclaim.
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FeaturesKarlovy Vary: Joanna Kos-Krauze talks Rwandan genocide drama 'Birds Are Singing In Kigali'
The Polish filmmaker describes the difficult journey to completing her KVIFF competition entry, including her husband’s mid-shoot passing.
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FeaturesMargaret Atwood: 'The Handmaid's Tale' reflects Trump's America
“After the US election [we] said, ‘We’re no longer making a fantasy tale, we’re making a documentary’.”
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FeaturesEmmys 2017: Jude Law looks back on 'The Young Pope'
For his part as Pius XIII in Paolo Sorrentino’s The Young Pope, Jude Law revels in the duplicitous nature of his character.
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FeaturesKarlovy Vary: Vít Klusák on his revealing portrait of a Czech neo-Nazi
The Czech filmmaker discusses what led him to make a documentary about proud neo-Nazi Dalibor.
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Features'Westworld' star Thandie Newton "surprised" by career resurgence
For her role as newly sentient android Maeve in HBO’s Westworld, Thandie Newton drew heavily on her humanitarian activism and passion for anthropology.
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FeaturesEmmys 2017: Alexander Skarsgard on television's "great era"
For his challenging role as a violent husband in the HBO miniseries, the actor tells Screen how he fought hard to get to the emotional truth.
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FeaturesKarlovy Vary: The story behind German-Israeli debut 'The Cakemaker'
Israeli filmmaker Ofir Raul Graizer describes the eight-year journey to screen of his buzzed-about Karlovy Vary title.
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FeaturesEmmys 2017: Charlie Brooker talks Netflix and 'Black Mirror'
The series’ creator reveals to Screen why his partnership with Netflix has given him the opportunity to push even more creative boundaries.
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NewsEmmys 2017: Aziz Ansari talks 'Master of None'
The comedian talks to Screen about his most personal and challenging project to date.