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Danish actor Claes Bang was rushing from one project to another just before the coronavirus paralyzed the film industry. The reason was clear.

Lauren Graham started acting in musical theatre and dreamed of a career on Broadway. Now she is fulfilling her desires with the musical comedy Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist.

Mishel Prada gets to show her character Emma Hernandez's softer side on Vida’s third and final season. On the show, she is a strong and guarded bar owner from Boyle Heights.

On our first remotely recorded podcast actress Jane Levy told HFPA journalist Henry Arnaud how the stay-at-home order affects her. Levy stars in the TV show Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlists where she plays a recently promoted engineering manager at a tech company.

Golden Globe winner Brian Cox was surprised by the success of his Machiavellian character, Logan Roy, on HBO show Succession. “It’s actually quite shocking because he’s not a particularly lovable person.

In the romantic dramedy, Jane the Virgin the Mexican actor Jaime Camil played the self-centered, famous telenovela star, Rogelio de la Vega. Now, on his new sitcom Broke, he is a warm-hearted rich guy who shows up with his wife (Natasha Leggero) and his assistant (Izzy Diaz) to his wife's sister’s (Pauley Perrette) doorstep unannounced after a wealthy father decides to cut him off.

In Amazon’s new series Hunters, Logan Lerman works most of the time with Al Pacino - and he has been a huge fan of Pacino’s since childhood. “He is like the foundation for everyone’s film knowledge.

What does your vision of the future look like? That is one of the themes Westworld’s third season deals with. “The first season was the awakening, the second season was the reckoning and this season is really about choice: who we decide we are going to be now given the information and now knowing the world,” three-time Golden Globe nominee Evan Rachel Wood, who plays Dolores, told HFPA journalist Greet Ramaekers.

Los Angeles native Tim Gray, Awards Editor of Features and Senior Vice President of Variety, got interested in showbiz because of his older brother. “He was always reading the newspaper and he would alert the family; “we need to go see this film right away, we need to go see this play”.

Johnny Flynn brings a rock and roll edge to Jane Austen’s character George Knightley in Emma. While he was diving into the role he didn’t think about the other versions of the classic story.