Cinema
James Franco on The Disaster Artist, Tommy Wiseau and Learning to Slow Down
James Franco discusses becoming Tommy Wiseau, making The Disaster Artist and why he finally learned to slow down.
Hollywood stars
Interviews with Hollywood’s biggest stars, from the UKScreen archive.
Cinema
Jennifer Lawrence on Fame: Admiration Doesn’t Entitle You to My Life
Jennifer Lawrence discusses mother!, environmental destruction, equal pay and the limits of what fame should allow the public to demand.
Cinema
Julia Roberts on Wonder, Motherhood and the Power of Kindness
Julia Roberts discusses Wonder, motherhood, perseverance and why kindness matters.
Cinema
Kenneth Branagh: What If Poirot Finds the Killer—and Questions Justice?
Kenneth Branagh on reinventing Poirot, assembling an all-star cast, and why Murder on the Orient Express asks a harder question than who did it.
Cinema
Emma Watson’s Belle Won’t Wait for a Prince to Save Her
Emma Watson explains why Belle’s work, education and independence matter—and why lasting love depends on more than appearances.
Cinema
Denzel Washington on Fences: ‘You Can’t Legislate Love’
Denzel Washington on Fences, racial exclusion, family responsibility and why changing the law cannot by itself teach people to love.
Cinema
Sacha Baron Cohen: I Know a Lot of People Hate Me
First published in Arabic in March 2016: Sacha Baron Cohen on his $1m gift to Syrian refugees, the people who hate him, Ali G's critics and the ethics of a joke.
People
John Travolta: Scientology has better tools than Catholicism
In spite of his glorious success in Hollywood, John Travolta has faced tough challenges and endured tragic losses since the onset of his career.
Cinema
Clint Eastwood’s conflicted morality in American Sniper – interview
Chris Kyle was proclaimed the most lethal sniper in the US military history, with over 160 confirmed kills, most of them were carried out during his deployment in Iraq between 2003-2009, where…
Cinema
Tim Burton explores the meaning of Art in “Big Eyes”
What is art? A question posed by director Tim Burton in his new movie “Big Eyes,” which tells the weirder-than-fiction story of, Margaret Keane, the painter of the waiflike figures with sad…