The Double Helix of Acute Misfortune
Thomas M. Wright about his challenging directorial debut, Acute Misfortune.
Honoka Matsumoto: Taboo in Japan
The young actress featured in two taboo-breaking feature films at the Okinawa International Movie Festival: My Father, The Bride and A Life Turned Upside Down: My Dad’s An Alcoholic.
Exclusive! Kenneth Branagh: Shakespeare’s Truth is Subjective
Our in depth chat with the actor born to play the Bard, which he does in All is True, written by Ben Elton and directed by Branagh.
Alex Lykos: Using Both Brains in Film Distribution
On the eve of the release of his film Me & My Left Brain, writer/director/star/distributor, Alex Lykos [pictured with co-star Malcolm Kennard] tells us about the hopes and learns of releasing your own film into cinemas in Australia.
Jesse Eisenberg and Alexander Skarsgård: Fitting in to The Hummingbird Project
Two of today's most exciting performers discuss their attraction to the American indie thriller, and their process of getting into character.
Alexander Skarsgård in The Hummingbird Project – THAT haircut.
For his latest film, the True Blood heartthrob decided to skip the wig or razor, and to take a more painful approach to play his balding character.
Dan Ewing cast in QLD shot blockbuster Monster Problems
The money being thrown at Hollywood productions by the Australian government is benefiting our crews and certain actors, with today's news that Ewing has been added to the cast of Paramount's Monster Problems.
Bel Powley: London to Detroit
The British actress breaks out of her comfort zone to play the sister of a 16-year-old drug lord, in Yann Demange’s White Boy Rick.
Daniel Dae Kim: A Versatile Cat
Popping up on screens since the ‘90s, and best known for his roles in Lost and more recently The Good Doctor, which he also executive produced, the actor replaced Deadpool actor Ed Skrein in the role of jaguar-transforming Ben Daimio in Hellboy, after a whitewashing controversy erupted online.
Danny De Vito: Tim Burton’s Ringmaster
“I you want to ask questions you can, but I’m going to just keep talking,” warns Danny De Vito when interviewed during a round-table with journalists to promote his part in Tim Burton’s Dumbo.
