Ballad Of Wallis Island
Carey Mulligan, Tim Key, Tom Basden & the director talk with Patrick Stoner about comic timing mixed with sentiment.
Happy Face
Dennis Quaid talks with Patrick Stoner about playing an emotionless serial killer & his overcoming earlier addictive behavior.
1923
Michelle Randolph talks with Patrick Stoner about working in the harsh cold of Montana for the most popular Yellowstone spinoff series.
My Dead Friend Zoe
Ed Harris, Sonequa Martin-Green& Natalie Morales talk to Patrick Stoner about exploring the grief of veterans losing friends to combat in different way combining humor with gravitas.
Last Breath
Woody Harrelson, Simu Liu & Finn Cole talk to Patrick Stoner about the grueling method of filming this true underwater suspense film.
A Cruel Love: The Ruth Ellis Story
Lucy Boynton talks with Patrick Stoner about playing the last woman hanged in Britain & what life was like for women the 50’s there.
Paddington In Peru
Antonio Banderas talks with Patrick Stoner about doing his scenes in outdoor locations that looked like Peru without stepping foot there.
The Brutalist, Version 2
Guy Pearce & Felicity Jones talk with Patrick Stoner about how an Oscar nominated film over 3 hours long was made for under 10 million dollars.
Flight Risk
Mark Wahlberg talks with Patrick Stoner about working in an enclosed space in Mel Gibson’s thriller.
Vietnam: The War That Changed America
For the documentary, Patrick Stoner talks to Bill Broyles about his & other veterans’ reflections on the lasting war effects.
A Complete Unknown, Part 2
Edward Norton as Pete Seeger & Monica Barbaro as Joan Baez talk with Patrick Stoner about creating their legendary singers.
Wicked: Director
Jon M Chu, director of the hit musical, talks with Patrick Stoner about how he cast his leads as actors first & the music told the story.
Nickel Boys
Brandon Wilson & Ethan Herisse talk with Patrick Stoner about being surprised by the way the camera angles enhanced their characters in their critically acclaimed film.
A Complete Unknown
Timothee Chalamet talks with Patrick Stoner about letting his portrayal of Bob Dylan’s character be as opaque as the man.
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