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Éric Bruneau on the Complexities of Playing a Real-Life Killer in Dusk for a Hitman
Canadian actor Éric Bruneau gives one of his best performances portraying Donald Lavoie in director Raymond St-Jean's latest film.
Comic Bobby Lee & Rapper GaTa on Bringing Real-Life Experience to New Dramedy Sweet Dreams
The hilarious co-stars spoke to MovieWeb about the joys of tackling a personal movie about sobriety that also stars Johnny Knoxville and Kate Upton.
Garrett Hedlund on the Border Crisis of The Absence of Eden: 'Something Essential's Being Pulled Apart in Humanity'
Garrett Hedlund addresses the divisive immigration debate at the center of his new film with Zoë Saldaña, The Absence of Eden.
Johnny Knoxville and Sweet Dreams Director on Making a 'Fun' Movie About Recovery
Knoxville and filmmaker Lije Sarki spoke to MovieWeb about drawing inspiration from real-life families and addiction-centric journeys.
Dylan Baker Is Absolutely Brilliant as an Unassuming Hit Man in LaRoy, Texas
Veteran character actor Dylan Baker discusses one of his best performances as a contract killer searching for his impersonator in LaRoy, Texas.
In Flames Director on His Very Different Horror Film and a Renaissance in Canadian Cinema
In Flames releases in select theaters April 12. Here's our exclusive interview with the film's writer and director, Zarrar Kahn.
Director Kiah Roache-Turner Discusses Sting, Spiders, and Stepfathers
The Wyrmwood director discusses his latest creature feature, a killer spider movie with effects from the Lord of the Rings team.
Fallout Director Jonathan Nolan and Co-Creator Graham Wagner on Their Big Gamble and Finding Great Stories in Video Games
The creative duo dives into the thrill of creating their live-action series, and how The Ghoul was written specifically with Walton Goggins in mind.
Ella Purnell and Aaron Moten Unpack Fallout's Epic Move to TV and Being Threatened by Jackals and Hyenas
The stars of the Prime Video series based on the popular Fallout video games share highlights of the show and info about Purnell's series, Sweetpea.
John Magaro on Channeling the Coen Brothers with Steve Zahn in the Neo-Noir Comedy LaRoy, Texas
John Magaro stars and produces LaRoy, Texas, a brilliant black comedy about a hardware shop owner who's mistaken for a hit man.
Mary & George Creator Says 'Hot Young Men' Manipulated Openly ‘Gay’ King James I
The writer of Starz’s riveting historical new drama also admits he couldn’t have made the show without Julianne Moore.
The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare Stars on Sparring with Guy Ritchie and Having a Blast
Babs Olusanmokun and Eiza González chat about working with Guy Ritchie on The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare.
Ryan Corr and Alyla Browne Talk Giant Spiders and Forming a Family in Sting
MovieWeb caught up with two of the stars of the new horror film Sting to discuss giant spiders, familial relationships, and filming in Australia.
Kyle MacLachlan on Fallout's Offbeat Vibe, David Lynch's Magic, and Whether Dune 3 Is in His Future
The Twin Peaks icon also unpacks being cast in darker tales and how the personal stories in Fallout drive the series.
Tony Curran Unpacks Intimate On-Screen Moments with Costar Nicholas Galitzine in Mary & George
The Daredevil star opens up about the queerness of King James and approaching love scenes with a sense of ‘fun’.
Kirsten Dunst, Cailee Spaeny & Wagner Moura Explain Civil War as a 'Cautionary Tale'
Kirsten Dunst, Cailee Spaeny, and Wagner Moura portray journalists documenting America's descent into bloody chaos in Civil War.
Elizabeth Hurley Says Having Her Son Direct Those Sensual Love Scenes Was 'Liberating' in Strictly Confidential
The Gossip Girl star and son Damian Hurley unpack their sexy new thriller about love, lies, betrayal, and murder.
Filmmaker Goran Stolevski Opens Up About His Deeply Moving Queer Film About 'Found Family'
The award-winning director discusses his new film Housekeeping for Beginners, about queer youth finding a place in the world.
Brittany Snow on Directing Parachute and Starring in Starz's 'Sexy' New Drama The Hunting Wives
The Pitch Perfect star explores eating disorders and body image issues in her new romantic drama and chats up bringing Dave Bautista on board.
The First Omen Director on Avoiding NC-17 and Embracing the Female Body
Arkasha Stevenson spoke to MovieWeb about fighting for her R rating versus NC-17 and the joys of working with big names like Bill Nighy.