'Whistle' Director Corin Hardy on The Ancient and Personal Roots of His Deadly New Horror

Director Corin Hardy has his roots in the horror genre, but his latest, ‘Whistle,’ blends the horror and coming-of-age genres, following a group of high school students whose fates are forever changed by an Aztec death whistle. Hardy spoke to FilmSpeak about the processes of crafting Whistle.

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Building a Winning Culture: Tasya Teles on the Last Five Seasons of ‘Shoresy’

It’s a dichotomy how one can be both one of the boys and a strong no nonsense woman, especially in the comedic world of ‘Shoresy - but Tasya Teles pulls it off like a true beauty. She sits down with FilmSpeak to discuss this latest season of the new comedic cult classic.

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School is in: The Cast & Crew of ‘Starfleet Academy’ Talk About the Important Lessons Trek Can Teach Us

Star Trek, like so many popular properties today, has become a divisive topic of discussion between the old and new guard. Robert Picardo, Tig Notaro and the cast and crew of ‘Star Trek: Starfleet Academy’ sit with FilmSpeak to remind us all, we might be missing the point with this discourse.

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'The Mother and The Bear' Star Jonathan Kim On Diasporic Representation in Winnipeg's New Surrealist Rom-Com

Jonathan Kim, star of ‘The Mother and the Bear’ discusses playing a part in subverting tropes in a truly unique diaspora story, finding identity within film, and the great city of Scarborough, Ontario.

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'The Chronology of Water' Stars Thora Birch and Jim Belushi Discuss Elements of Memory and Performance

Jim Belushi and Thora Birch sit down with FilmSpeak to discuss their supporting turns as real-life figures in Kristen Stewart’s adaptation of Lidia Yuknavitch’s memoir ‘The Chronology of Water’.

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'Pluribus' Cinematographer Marshall Adams on Defining the Perspectives and Visual Identity of The Unique Dystopian Series

Ace cinematographer, Marshall Adams opens up to FilmSpeak about his latest collaboration with showrunner extraordinaire, Vince Gilligan and defining the visual identity of the unique dystopian series Pluribus’.

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'The Office Movers’ Jermaine & Trevaunn Richards on Comedic Process and On-Set Improv

Brampton-born brothers Jae and Trey Richards reflect on their YouTube roots, comedic process and the new season of their hit series, as the two creative forces behind Canada’s hit ‘The Office Movers’ sit down with FilmSpeak.

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The Cast of ‘Tulsa King’ Discusses the Rhythm and Poetry of Season 3

There are some new faces in ‘Tulsa King’ this year, some members who are enjoying a larger role in the third season, and returning fan-favorites, and they’re all here to sit down with FilmSpeak and discuss the poetry within the writing of the gangster saga.

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Michael Weathery & Cote de Pablo Explore the Love, Labor and Loss of ‘Tony & Ziva’

Michael Weatherly and Cote de Pablo, who have costumed themselves in the skins of ‘Tony & Ziva for two decades, sit down with FilmSpeak and delve into the success and the threads of the premiere season of the new ‘NCIS’ spin-off.

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Eddie Marsan on Mediative New Crime Thriller 'All The Devils Are Here'

Acclaimed character actor, Eddie Marsan delivers a bold leading turn in a thrilling gangster film, ‘All the Devils are Here’. Marsan speaks with FilmSpeak about why this role is unlike other gangster roles, and what he hopes for the future of the genre.

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