Interviews

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Interviews

James Cameron: ‘Soon we’ll have AI creating movies – and it’ll suck’

by David Jenkins

One of the most suc­cess­ful film­mak­ers of all time talks Ali­ta: Bat­tle Angel, Avatar and the future of cinema.
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Interviews

Barry Jenkins: ‘People of colour have been looking into the eyes of white people forever’

by David Jenkins

The Moon­light direc­tor sits down to pick apart his won­der­ful James Bald­win adap­ta­tion, If Beale Street Could Talk.
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Interviews

Joel Edgerton: ‘On a scale of 1 to 10 this project was Spinal Tap’

by Adam Woodward

The Boy Erased direc­tor chats film­mak­ing, fam­i­ly and his upcom­ing role in David Michôd’s The King.
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Interviews

Lee Chang-dong: ‘Today we are living in Murakami’s world’

by Matt Thrift

The South Kore­an mae­stro talks lit­er­ary inspi­ra­tion and his mys­te­ri­ous new psy­chodra­ma, Burning.
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Interviews

Mahershala Ali: ‘There’s been a systematic diminishing of voices of colour’

by Rowan Woods

One half of the cross-coun­try bud­dy com­e­dy Green Book mus­es on chang­ing polit­i­cal atti­tudes in Hollywood.
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Interviews

Richard E Grant: ‘Acting is like juggling with jelly and water’

by Sophie Monks Kaufman

The loqua­cious actor (and lat­ter-day per­fumer) dis­cuss­es his stel­lar turn as a sil­ver-tongued grifter in Can You Ever For­give Me?
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Interviews

Steve Carell: ‘I don’t think about comedy and drama as separate genres’

by Hannah Strong

From office buf­foon to father of a teenage drug addict, the Amer­i­can actor is a ver­i­ta­ble screen all-rounder.
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Interviews

Lars von Trier: ‘I know how to kill’

by David Jenkins

The Dan­ish dev­il talks about mur­der, movies and his sen­sa­tion­al new film The House That Jack Built.
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Interviews

Bel Powley: ‘It’s important to go for the roles you’re scared of’

by Caitlin Quinlan

The British actor dis­cuss­es her new film White Boy Rick and why she’s always look­ing to test herself.
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Interviews

Robert Redford: ‘I’ve always loved the idea of the outlaw’

by Christina Newland

They say you should nev­er meet your heroes, but that’s just wrong. LWLies receives a vale­dic­to­ry audi­ence with Hol­ly­wood royalty.

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