The following conversation took place at New York Comic-Con at the Lore roundtables… In its second season, Amazon Prime’s Lore is certainly switching things up a bit. On top of deviating from the source material of Aaron Mehnke’s podcast (on which the show is based) for two episodes this season and shedding Mehnke’s voice for narration, […]
Exclusive Interview – An Evening With Beverly Luff Linn writer-director Jim Hosking on reflecting life through absurdism and making the movies you want to make
Grant Vance chats with An Evening with Beverly Luff Linn writer-director Jim Hosking… Jim Hosking makes weird movies. He proved that with his deep-fried debut feature, The Greasy Strangler, and reinforced it with his new absurdist character piece An Evening with Beverly Luff Linn. If you want a surface level adjective, sure: it’s some fun, […]
Exclusive Interview: Director Jason Reitman discusses The Front Runner
Thomas Harris chats with filmmaker Jason Reitman about his new film The Front Runner… Jason Reitman is a busy man. His previous film, Tully, was only released in May and now he debuts his latest, The Front Runner – his best in years – at the BFI London Film Festival. Yet even having landed only […]
Exclusive Interview – How to Train Your Dragon 3 producer Brad Lewis talks about the “unusual” story of F. Murray Abraham’s casting, Gerard Butler and more
The following is a conversation that took place between Flickering Myth writer Justin Cook and How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World producer Brad Lewis at New York Comic-Con… If the New York Comic Con crowd’s reaction to the How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World footage screened during the film’s panel is any indication, […]
Interview – Future Man star Eliza Coupe on season 2’s strangest, most difficult scene to shoot
Future Man interviews took place at roundtables at New York Comic-Con, and the following article contains MILD SPOILERS about Future Man season 2… Fans of Hulu’s science fiction comedy Future Man will be pleased to hear that season 2 doesn’t let up on the pure, unfiltered moments of comedic absurdity that made the first season so memorable — […]
Exclusive Interview – How to Train Your Dragon 3 writer-director Dean DeBlois on leaving the franchise, being ready for “something new”
The following is a conversation that took place between Flickering Myth writer Justin Cook and How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World producer Dean DeBlois at New York Comic-Con… Dean DeBlois’ name should rightfully hold some weight in the world of animation. Not only did he contribute to a variety of Disney Animation projects in […]
Exclusive Interview – Mortal Engines actors Stephen Lang and Robert Sheehan
Justin Cook chatted with Stephen Lang and Robert Sheehan at New York Comic Con after Mortal Engines’ panel… Producer Peter Jackson, director Christian Rivers and company have assembled a cast comprised of acting newcomers (Jihae), industry veterans (Hugo Weaving) and everything in between for their upcoming foray into the young adult genre, Mortal Engines. After the […]
Exclusive Interview – Mortal Engines producer Peter Jackson and director Christian Rivers on bringing a new franchise to audiences
After Mortal Engines’ New York Comic Con panel, Justin Cook had the pleasure of speaking to both producer Peter Jackson and director Christian Rivers… The longtime creative collaboration between Peter Jackson (The Lord of the Rings trilogy) and longtime VFX and storyboard artist Christian Rivers will be evolving this December, as Rivers’ big-budget directorial debut, […]
Exclusive Interview – Cinematographer Juan Sebastian Baron on shooting Searching and the perks of the Digital Age
Red Stewart chats with Juan Sebastian Baron about Searching…. Juan Sebastian Baron is an American cinematographer who has been working in the film and television industries since the 2010s. He is best known for his work on the horror film The House on Pine Street and the recent thriller Searching. Flickering Myth had the privilege […]
Exclusive Interview – Sherlock composer Michael Price talks film and TV scoring
Sean Wilson chats to the Emmy-winning composer behind the music of the hit Benedict Cumberbatch series Sherlock… What does it take to nail the tone of an iconic literary character? That’s what I wanted to find out from renowned composer Michael Price when I caught up with him recently. Amid a long-ranging and diverse career […]
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