Jason Wingard’s British comedy Eaten By Lions follows teenage brothers Omar and Pete as they head to Blackpool in search of Omar’s absent father. Starring Antonio Aakeel as Omar and comedian Jack Carroll as Pete, the supporting cast includes comic greats Johnny Vegas, Asim Chaudhry and Tom Binns. A hilarious and sharp take on family in modern Britain,… INTERVIEW: Eaten By Lions director Jason Wingard: “comedy thrives when the performers are taking chances” Read More
Pet Sematary interviews: “I didn’t think you could train a cat!” co-director Dennis Widmyer
***Read my 3/5 review of Pet Sematary *** I’m taking my mind off the apparently terrifying horror remake by congratulating myself that at least I can now I can spell “Sematary” the way Stephen King wanted, without having to check every time. Pet Sematary, directed by Kevin Kölsch and Dennis Widmyer, is released in the… Pet Sematary interviews: “I didn’t think you could train a cat!” co-director Dennis Widmyer Read More
“Us” director & cast soundbites – SXSW premiere
UPDATE 23 MARCH 2019: Read my 4.5/5 review of Us Check out Us director Jordan Peele and his cast talking at the movie’s SXSW premiere in Austin last week. I haven’t read the reviews yet (I try not to until I’ve written my own) but the consensus seems to be that Peele’s horror is an… “Us” director & cast soundbites – SXSW premiere Read More
INTERVIEW: Oscar-winning costume director Michael O’Connor
“During the preparation of it I thought I’ll never work again. This is never ever going to happen, this is never going to be ready…” Costume director Michael O’Connor on his Oscar-winning work for The Duchess. Hearing first-hand from award-winning costume designer Michael O’Connor about the level of detail that typifies his work – from opulent Regency… INTERVIEW: Oscar-winning costume director Michael O’Connor Read More
Interviews, clips & images from wrestling comedy-drama “Fighting With My Family”
The hilarious – and rather moving – true life movie Fighting With My Family follows 18 year old Saraya Knight as she leaves her wrestling family at home in Norwich to travel to Florida and train with the WWE. Renamed Paige, she’s one of the few women trainees who can actually wrestle, yet finds herself a… Interviews, clips & images from wrestling comedy-drama “Fighting With My Family” Read More
INTERVIEW: How to make An American Piano, set in Japan, by two Aussies – Hamish Downie & Paul Leeming
“You could say that the descendants of old enemies came together to make this film – which is part of our message.” Hamish Downie, writer and producer of An American Piano. Paul Leeming and Hamish Downie, the director and writer/producer of An American Piano, both lived in Japan for several years (Hamish still does). Their… INTERVIEW: How to make An American Piano, set in Japan, by two Aussies – Hamish Downie & Paul Leeming Read More
I’m burning up! NEW cast interviews, poster for How To Train Your Dragon 3
My life motto is that you can never have too many dragons or two much Gerard Butler, and I’ve got to admit that in this regard I’ve been blessed: first Reign Of Fire and then the How To Train Your Dragon franchise. So you can imagine my delight on finding out that there are new… I’m burning up! NEW cast interviews, poster for How To Train Your Dragon 3 Read More
LA premiere: How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World interviews
*** Read my 4-star review of How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World now plus more interviews with the cast, film clips & new poster *** Check out these red carpet interviews with director Dean DeBlois and some of the cast from the How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World LA premiere on… LA premiere: How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World interviews Read More
Not lost in translation – director Barnabás Tóth on his Oscar-shortlisted short “Chuchotage”
The short film Chuchotage lets us glimpse a world I haven’t seen before on film, that of on-the-spot interpreting. It’s a buoyant comedy, with terrific central performances from Géza Takács and Pál Göttinger as two bored translators stuck in the interpreting booth at a European white goods conference. Shortlisted for this year’s live action short… Not lost in translation – director Barnabás Tóth on his Oscar-shortlisted short “Chuchotage” Read More
The influence of Instagram: interview with Jonathan Ignatius Green, director of acclaimed documentary “Social Animals”
“Almost every adult I’ve talked to about social media has remarked how glad they are that they didn’t have it when they were in high school. What does that say about our true feelings about this thing we’re all glued to?” Jonathan Ignatius Green’s thoughtful and highly entertaining documentary Social Animals, which premiered to great acclaim at… The influence of Instagram: interview with Jonathan Ignatius Green, director of acclaimed documentary “Social Animals” Read More
“Intensive Care” director Jared Bentley: “it’s been a long road. Finally I just said this is dumb, let’s get a movie made”
Amid a career spanning filming The Jacksons on world tours to making videos for Rotten Tomatoes and Fandango, Jared Bentley recently made his first feature film – the action crime comedy Intensive Care. Made for only $75,000 and with a very tight two week shoot, the film stars hugely successful stuntwoman Tara Macken in her… “Intensive Care” director Jared Bentley: “it’s been a long road. Finally I just said this is dumb, let’s get a movie made” Read More
Stuntwoman & actress Tara Macken: “Every stunt performer in some capacity has to act”
It’s customary to start an interview with a stunt performer by telling the reader that while you may not recognise them, you’ve almost certainly seen them in movies. But when it comes to Tara Macken, her blossoming acting career means you’ll soon be recognising her on screen too. Watching new indie comedy action thriller Intensive… Stuntwoman & actress Tara Macken: “Every stunt performer in some capacity has to act” Read More
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