Interviews
Bateman's Switch: Jason Bateman Talks About Directing "Bad Words"
Jason Bateman talks about directing, working with kids, and shaking up his nice-guy image for an R-rated comedy.
Jason Bateman talks about directing, working with kids, and shaking up his nice-guy image for an R-rated comedy.
Wes Anderson talks about the sources behind "The Grand Budapest Hotel", dining with his cast every night on location, and the comic gifts of Ralph Fiennes.
Author Joyce Maynard talks about teaching Jason Reitman to bake a pie, writing a romance about a mother, and seeing the stories she writes as a film in her imagination.
Katherine Tulich talks to Oscar Isaac and Carey Mulligan about the making of "Inside Llewyn Davis."
Director Justin Chadwick talks about the making of "Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom."
"Anchroman 2: The Legend Conitunes" director Adam McKay talks about Mel Brooks, 1980s television news and Ron Burgundy's pet shark.
Roger's conversation with Peter O'Toole at the 2002 Telluride Film Festival
Director John Lee Hancock on the challenges of making a film about Walt Disney for Disney.
"Inside Llewyn Davis" star Oscar Isaac talks about how he got here, the way an actor can use music to express what's not there in dialogue, and the difficulty of playing a guy who might be considered a jerk.
Director Joe Dante talks about his sideline running the Trailers from Hell website, which showcases the much-maligned film preview.