Lee feels like he’s vibrating with how nervous he is. He has this energy that makes you feel like you could touch him and feel static. Was that exhausting to play?
Daniel Craig: If it was, I don’t remember.
Features: Q&A
January 23, 2025
Wicked – Q&A with Jon M. Chu, Cynthia Erivo, Ariana Grande, and Marc Platt
by The National Board of Review
Can you talk about the decision to set the film in 2013, and why that specific year was the right choice for this story?
Austin Peters: If you think about where we, as a country, were at in 2013… It was such a different time.
August 22, 2024
Skincare – Q&A with Austin Peters
by The National Board of Review
Can you talk about the decision to set the film in 2013, and why that specific year was the right choice for this story?
Austin Peters: If you think about where we, as a country, were at in 2013… It was such a different time.
August 16, 2024
Good One – Q&A with India Donaldson and Lily Collias
by The National Board of Review
We’d been trying to cast Sam for months. And we were having a really hard time. My younger sister was, at the time, an eighteen-year-old senior in high school. Almost as a joke, I asked her, do you know any actors? Like, help me out here! And that was how I found Lily. I still can’t believe that’s our story.
August 8, 2024
Kneecap – Q&A with Rich Peppiatt, Móglaí Bap, Mo Chara, and DJ Próvaí
by The National Board of Review
The tone that you set from the very beginning lets the audience know that they’re going to see something that’s serious, but you’re not going to weigh them down with it, and I appreciate that so much about this film.
Rich Peppiatt: Yeah, that was something that was important to us, to make sure it was entertaining. And there’s been so many films about Belfast which can stray sometimes into a turgidly serious tone.