Interviews

On our 75th episode, Christine Baranski tells HFPA journalist Ana Maria Bahiana how she feels playing Diane Lockhart - a liberal feminist lawyer - for over a decade. “It’s a wonderful revelation to go from The Good Wife to The Good Fight.

At first, Patricia Arquette couldn’t understand her character, abusive mother Dee Dee, on the miniseries The Act.   But as an actress, she had to.

Danish actor Kim Bodnia unexpectedly returned to season two of Killing Eve after having been presumed dead in season one. This was partly because of his character Konstantin’s amazing chemistry with assassin Villanelle, played by Jodie Comer.

From the quiet, cold and calculating political player Doug Stamper in House of Cards to the seasoned field officer Mike November in Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan,  being 50 looks pretty good for repeat award nominee Michael Kelly. “Right before I finished House of Cards my team called and said we have this offer for you to go and join the cast of Jack Ryan,” Kelly tells HFPA journalist Henry Arnaud at ID’s office.

Sophie Turner thought she will not get another job after Game of Thrones.   Then she was cast as Jean Grey, a powerful mutant with telepathic and telekinetic powers, in two X-Men superhero movies, Apocalypse and Dark Phoenix.

Zachary Quinto has played supernatural villains before.   That’s why he wasn’t, at first, interested in NOS4A2 series, based on Joe Hill’s novel.