Simon Pegg on leaving comedy behind (for now) with The Undeclared War
In an interview with Digital Trends, Mission: Impossible’s Simon Pegg and newcomer Hannah Khalique-Brown talk about their Peacock thriller The Undeclared War.
The Undeclared War’s creator on cyberwarfare and choosing Simon Pegg
In an interview with Digital Trends, The Undeclared War’s Peter Kosminsky talks about fictionalizing a real Russian threat in the Simon Pegg thriller series.
The comics, colors, and chemicals behind Ms. Marvel’s VFX
The visual effects that helped bring the Marvel hero Ms. Marvel to Disney+ found inspiration in a variety of unexpected places.
Collide’s Drea de Matteo on feeling blessed to be in The Sopranos
Drea de Matteo speaks about the challenges of filming in one location for Collide, and how playing Adriana on The Sopranos became a blessing in her life.
Alyssa Limperis on turning grief into comedy in No Bad Days
Comedian Alyssa Limperis sat down with Digital Trends to discuss how she turned tragedy into triumph with her new special, No Bad Days.
Spider One on welcoming the challenge of directing the horror film Allegoria
In an interview with Digital Trends, Spider One talks about authenticity in art, and why he welcomes the challenge of directing Allegoria.
Patton Oswalt on mastering the art of cringe comedy in I Love My Dad
The Sandman’s Patton Oswalt and the cast of I Love My Dad talk about their favorite moments making the cringe comedy and why it’s ideal to see in a theater.
Paget Brewster on Hypochondriac and returning to Criminal Minds
Paget Brewster sat down with Digital Trends to discuss her role in Hypochondriac, and why she’s excited to return for the Criminal Minds revival.
Writer/director John Logan on honoring and subverting the horror genre in They/Them
In a conversation with Digital Trends, writer/director John Logan talks about his new film, the Peacock horror slasher They/Them with Kevin Bacon.
Not Okay’s Quinn Shephard on the pleasures and pitfalls of social media
Quinn Shephard sat down with Digital Trends to discuss her new film, Not Okay, a satirical comedy that explores the pitfalls of viral fame.