Elvis Mitchell

Tiffany Haddish shares how her grandmother sparked her love for comedy when she was young with VHS tapes of comedy greats.

Filmmaker Pablo Larrain tells us about his Maria Callas biopic — part of an ongoing project to examine famous 20th century women thrust into harsh spotlights.

“Babygirl” director Halina Reijn talks visceral filmmaking, film legend Paul Schrader makes Canada a metaphor, and David Krumholtz has The Treat.

Actor David Krumholtz professes his love for the poetic prowess of the Grateful Dead.

Filmmaking legend Paul Schrader speaks on his confessional new project “Oh, Canada” which stars Richard Gere.

Halina Reijn, the writer and director of the erotic drama “Babygirl” talks getting on the floor with her actors and being fascinated by human behavior.

Brazilian director Walter Salles reflects on the lasting impact of Michelangelo Antonioni’s “The Passenger.”

Genre-fluid actress Cristin Milioti joins on the heels of her SAG award-nominated turn in “The Penguin” to tell us about being part of the “Batman” world.

Cyntia Erivo talks Oscar noms and singing with a smile, Cristin Milioti talks Gotham, and Walter Salles has The Treat.

Grammy and Tony winning actress-singer Cynthia Erivo catches up with Elvis at Sundance about how she found out she was Oscar-nominated for “Wicked.”