International superstar Joel Kinnaman, now starring in the super-cop action film ‘The Silent Hour’ reflects on his recent string of films where he finds a way to circumvent the traditions within specific genres and the craft he loves.
Read MoreNetflix and Zack Snyder look to give audiences a fresh new take on Norse Mythology with their latest animated series 'Twilight of the Gods', a bloody and visceral adventure that is sure to please Snyder and non-Snyder fans alike.
Read MoreFamed New Zealand actress Rachel House spoke with FilmSpeak about her first directorial outing, ‘The Mountain’, and the inspiration behind the story.
Read MoreConnie Britton adds another thriller to her growing list of horror projects in ‘Here After’, but the diverse performer tells FilmSpeak, she always wants to feel a little fear when choosing work.
Read MoreThe cast of Kevin Smith's 'The 4:30 Movie', Austin Zajur, Siena Agudong, Reed Northrup, and Nicholas Cirillo represent both the future and the past, as they bring to life the newest Smith comedy set in the ancient days of the 80s. They sat down with FilmSpeak to discuss how they brought it to life.
Read MoreMikael Håfström, the director of ‘1408’, ‘The Rite’ and his newest film, ‘Slingshot’ sits down with FilmSpeak to teach a masterclass on how to put psychology into psychological thrillers.
Read MoreBen Feldman, best known for his awkward and loveable comedic characters has studied with the greats from the Great White North to Down Under, from 'Superstore' to 'Population 11'. He sits with FilmSpeak to talk about Population 11 and how comedic sensibilities really don't differ.
Read MoreChiwetel Ejiofor sits with FilmSpeak to discuss his sophomore directorial feature, ‘Rob Peace’. The film is a story he believed in so deeply, he wore several hats for the production, yet Ejiofor will admit, this story is much bigger than him.
Read MoreIf there was any doubt that Thomas Jane was a trooper, any casual fan simply needs to hear about how much he’s put into his work in the last few years. His newest show, ‘Troppo’, which just released its second season on Prime Video in the United States is celebrating its first season finally being streamed in Canada on Superchannel.
Read MoreA workhorse in the industry, Colm Meaney looks back at his recent role in ‘Dutchess’, while looking to the future of Irish film and a possible return to ‘Star Trek’.
Read MoreTo celebrate the at-home release of one of the year’s biggest blockbusters - writer/director of ‘A Quiet Place: Day One’, Michael Sarnoski, sat down with FilmSpeak to discuss the underlying human heart of his alien invasion flick.
Read MoreAs they once again bare their lives and struggles to film audiences, in ‘Time II: Unfinished Business’, Rob Richardson and partner Fox Rich are determined that this is only the beginning in their quest to save others like them from languishing in predatory prison systems.
Read MoreYoung star of ‘IF’, Cailey Fleming has already conquered imagination in Hollywood projects such as The Walking Dead, the MCU and Star Wars, but it’s off screen where the real world of possibility lies. Fleming sat down with FilmSpeak to discuss what the future holds.
Read MoreIf you think a couple strikes, losing two mainstay characters and the star of the show almost dying would slow down ‘Mayor of Kingstown’, you clearly don’t know the resolve of Kingstown. Co-Creator, Star and executive Producer Hugh Dillon speaks with FilmSpeak about a third season that had to fight for survival.
Read MoreThe entertaining triumvirate of ‘Evil’s Katja Herbers, Mike Colter and Aasif Mandvi sit down with FilmSpeak to talk about what they’ve learned from their characters over the show’s four year run… and the truest evil that’s haunted the set.
Read MoreDreamworks has added another impressive sequel with ‘Kung Fu Panda 4’ and FilmSpeak had the amazing opportunity to talk to director Mike Mitchell and Head of Character Animation Sean Sexton about the long-awaited new instalment in the revered animated franchise.
Read MoreRogue has been an X-Men fan-favorite for years, but with the debut season of ‘X-Men ‘97’ wrapped up, Lenore Zann gave the already layered and tragic character extra Emmy-worthy layers.
Read MoreAndrew Grush and Taylor Newton of The Newton Brothers are mostly known for collaborating with director Mike Flanagan in films and television series like Gerald’s Game, Doctor Sleep, and, most recently, The Fall of the House of Usher. In an exclusive chat with FilmSpeak, the composer duo talks about their x-cellent work on ‘X-Men ‘97’.
Read MoreFilmSpeak gets an exclusive chat with cinematographer Eric Steelberg about his collaboration with director Gil Kenan on ‘Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire’.
Read More‘HALO’s second season has seen an uptick in positive reception and coverage, with many critics going as far as to proclaim the show’s redemption. At the forefront of that success is the inclusion of one of the game’s antagonistic figures, James Ackerson, played to perfection by Joseph Morgan. Morgan sits down with FilmSpeak to discuss the success of the second season, and playing the slimy Ackerson.
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