Interviews

Chasing The Gold: Interview: The Testament of Amanda Seyfried: On Curiosity and Choosing the Challenge

Many people recognize Amanda Seyfried from roles such as the sweetly clueless Karen Smith whose special talent is to predict the weather through her breasts in Mean Girls, or Sophie the bride-to-be...

Interview: Chasing The Gold: Kicking and Screaming: Rose Byrne on ‘If I Had Legs I’d Kick You’

I spoke to Mary Bronstein in person after the Melbourne International Film Festival showing of If I Had Legs I’d Kick You, and her focus repeatedly returned to Rose Byrne not only...

Interview: Kate Winslet On the Dignity of Death and Feeling Through Family in ‘Goodbye June’

Kate Winslet’s debut directorial film Goodbye June, written by her son Joe Anders, tells the story of an indomitable matriarch played by Helen Mirren whose cancer has progressed to the point of...

Interview: Chasing The Gold: Joachim Trier On What a House Holds in ‘Sentimental Value’

Nadine Whitney: Hi Joachim. I’ve read articles where you use the term polyphonic to describe Sentimental Value would it also be considered "polyvocity" (or "polyvocality") as it refers to the affirmation of...

Chasing The Gold: Interview: Paul Mescal on ‘Hamnet’ and Shakespeare as a Supporting Actor

Chloé Zhao’s interpretation of Maggie O’Farrell’s historical fiction, Hamnet is a strong contender at the very least for Jessie Buckley winning a few best actress nods in her role as Agnes Hathaway....

Chasing the Gold: Interview: Joel Edgerton on ‘Train Dreams’ and The Universality of a Life Story

Joel Edgerton who plays Robert in Clint Bentley’s Train Dreams tried to option Denis Johnson’s novella he was so impressed by it. In a case of kismet Clint chose to ask Joel...

Chasing The Gold: Interview: Oscar Isaac on ‘Frankenstein’ as a Libertine

In Guillermo Del Toro’s Frankenstein the “mad scientist” Victor is played by animpassioned Oscar Isaac as a man who refuses to recognize boundaries. Not onlythe boundary between death and life, but he...

Chasing The Gold: Interview: Guillermo del Toro on moving ‘Frankenstein’ to the Victorian era

Guillermo del Toro’s Mount Everest has been Frankenstein since he was a child. As a filmmaker, references to Mary Shelley’s 1818 novel can be found in Cronos, Mimic, The Shape of Water,...

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