Brian Davids

Marvel took a huge risk on a show that has more in common with a premium cable dramedy that swaps capes for character. It paid off.

The 'Strange Darling' standout admits that getting cast remains challenging, even when a director wants him: "The way Hollywood works, it doesn't always go that way."

The actor discusses bringing Rachel to life across a grueling five-month shoot in Canada's wintry season.

The filmmaker says of shooting the film that's set inside a whale: "Every crew member said that it was the hardest thing they've ever done."

The filmmaker also discusses a scrapped Melissa Barrera joke and how the team managed to get 'Michael' into the movie at the last minute.

The actor also dives into her guest spot on ‘The Studio' — as a rare name not to play themselves.

The filmmaker also confirms that 'Death Stranding' will be his next feature for A24.

The star says of Michael Sarnoski’s radical take on the folk hero: “In a world where we remake a lot of the same material, it's important that we give space for something new."

The filmmaker unpacks a gut-punch of a moment near the end of his well regarded horror feature, and reveals why he cut a key scene early on.

Tomlinson weighs in on the revised ending: "Now there's so many different ways that [Nikki's] story could go, and maybe one day we'll find out.”