Actors

Emmy-nominated Jeff Hiller on His Scene-Stealing ‘Pluribus’ Role and the Art of the Guest Actor

Emmy nominee Jeff Hiller discusses his brief but memorable “Pluribus” role, rehearsing his pivotal scene with Rhea Seehorn for four hours, finding the humanity within the Hive Mind and his remarkable run from “Somebody Somewhere” to “Widow’s Bay.”

Emmy-Nominated Miriam Shor on the Love and Loss at the Heart of ‘Pluribus’

Emmy-nominated Miriam Shor discusses making every moment count as Helen in "Pluribus," creating Carol and Helen’s relationship with Rhea Seehorn, the trauma of the Joining and why the show’s complicated questions give her hope for television.

Emmy Nominee Brittany Allen on Finding Grace in Roxie’s Final Hours on ‘The Pitt’

Emmy nominee Brittany Allen discusses Roxie’s powerful final hours on "The Pitt," researching death and terminal illness, finding the performance within the character’s physical limitations, balancing the role with motherhood and taking control of her own Emmy campaign.

Emmy Nominee Charles Melton on the Self-Doubt and Identity Behind Austin in ‘Beef’ Season 2

Emmy nominee Charles Melton discusses how “May December” led Lee Sung Jin to create his “Beef” character Austin, finding comedy without playing the joke, bringing his Korean American experience to the role and what he learned working alongside Song Kang-ho.

L-R: Jeff Daniels, Michael Russell Gunn, and Jared Harris attended a special screening of The Brink of War at the Paley Center in New York City.

‘The Brink of War’: Michael Russell Gunn, Jeff Daniels, and Jared Harris on What Reykjavík Can Teach Us Today

Writer-director Michael Russell Gunn and actors Jeff Daniels and Jared Harris sat down to discuss ‘The Brink of War’ ahead of its theatrical release this weekend. “We want them to walk out of the theaters w... Read More...

Jason Ritter as “Julian Markston” in the CBS Original Series MATLOCK - “The Cavalry Isn’t Coming”.

Jason Ritter on Julian’s Redemption and That Emotional ‘Matlock’ Breakdown

After spending much of Season 2 confronting his character’s darkest choices, Jason Ritter welcomed the opportunity to explore Julian Markston’s redemption on ‘Matlock.’ “Even reading that scene in the scrip... Read More...

Amanda Zhou on Bringing Joo Dee to Life in ‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’ Season 2

Amanda Zhou discusses her journey from competitive figure skating to Netflix's "Avatar: The Last Airbender," the secretive audition process, finding the humanity behind Joo Dee, filming the season's haunting brainwashing sequence, and joining one of television's most passionate fan communities.

Rufus Sewell on ‘The Diplomat’ Season 3, Keri Russell, and Why Chemistry Can’t Be Manufactured

Rufus Sewell reflects on “The Diplomat” Season 3, the remarkable chemistry he shares with Keri Russell, Debora Cahn’s razor-sharp writing, and why Hal Wyler remains one of television’s most compelling morally complex characters. He also explains why, after three decades, he’s having more fun than ever.

Luke Tennie on ‘Shrinking,’ ‘The Pitt,’ and Why Representation Starts With Great Characters

Luke Tennie is having a remarkable run across “Shrinking,” “The Pitt,” and “Abbott Elementary.” The actor discusses improvising with Jason Segel, learning from Noah Wyle, navigating two hit series at once, and why a conversation about the bamboo ceiling became one of the most meaningful moments of our interview.

Stephen Root on Balancing Comedy, Horror, and Heart in ‘Widow’s Bay’

Stephen Root discusses joining Apple TV+'s acclaimed "Widow's Bay," bringing Wyck's mythology-heavy role to life, and why the show's writing reminded him of "Barry." The veteran actor also reflects on working with Matthew Rhys, balancing horror and comedy, and the series' newly announced second season.