Stay ConnectedCollider Ladies Night puts the spotlight on the need-to-know female voices in Hollywood through an entertaining, in-depth conversation. Who’s on the rise? Who’s changing the industry for the better? Collider.com senior producer Perri Nemiroff sits down with these standout forces to cover their journey from early influences, current projects, and beyond.
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I hope you’re ready for another tour de force performance from Yvonne Strahovski because that’s exactly what she delivers in Stateless which is now available to watch on Netflix. In this edition of Collider Ladies Night, Strahovski looks back on her journey to Hollywood, beginning with her penchant for spoofing commercials as a kid. After making the move to the US, Strahovski would go on to work on Chuck for its five-season run, see Dexter through to its controversial conclusion, and score Emmy and Golden Globe nominations for her work in The Handmaid’s Tale, and then some. Now that list of accomplishments grows via Stateless.Hear all about that and more in this episode of Collider Ladies Night with Yvonne Strahovski!
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Between her performance in Relic and everything she’s accomplished over the course of her career, it’s tough to imagine Emily Mortimer having been an extremely shy kid who feared being called on in class. Over the years, Mortimer has worked with some of the best of the best in the business like Martin Scorsese and Wes Craven, she wrote and starred in her own show with good friend Dolly Wells, and now she’s part of the powerhouse ensemble in the phenomenal IFC Midnight release, Relic.Hear all about her experience shedding her shyness, the career-changing pep talk she got from husband Alessandro Nivola, working on Scream 3 with Wes Craven, working with Martin Scorsese and so much more in this edition of Collider Ladies Night!
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Listen to Collider.com editor-in-chief Steve Weintraub's 90 minute conversation with Derek Cianfrance, director of Blue Valentine, The Place Beyond the Pines, and the HBO limited series I Know This Much Is True. Cianfrance explains in great detail the ups and downs of crafting the six-hour series, starring Mark Ruffalo as twin brothers.
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Check out Gayle Rankin’s full episode of Collider Ladies Night to hear all about her experience first signing on for HBO’s Perry Mason, what it was like starring in the show alongside heavyweights like Matthew Rhys and John Lithgow, and why she thinks the series will appeal to fans of the source material and newcomers as well. On top of that, she also detailed her journey to scoring her very first gigs, what it was like working on such a big set piece in The Greatest Showman, the key to understanding Sheila when she first signed on for GLOW, and so much more.
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Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga director David Dobkin (Wedding Crashers) talks about filming in Iceland, creating the pop songs, alternate cuts, and working with stars Will Ferrell, Rachel McAdams and Dan Stevens.
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Ladies Night with Anna Camp (The Lovebirds, Pitch Perfect, Perfect Harmony, True Blood)It wasn’t until I started prepping for this episode of Collider Ladies Night that I fully realized how much Anna Camp has accomplished over the years and how much she’s contributed to a number of iconic franchises. I have a feeling I’m not alone with this, but I first took note of her work after catching her as Sarah Newlin on True Blood, but in addition to that unforgettable HBO series, Camp has also appeared on The Office, Mad Men, The Good Wife, and then some. And even when it comes to short-lived shows that didn’t get the love they deserved, like let’s say Amazon’s Good Girls Revolt, Camp still delivered material that made a long-lasting impression, with fans still spreading love for the series long after it ended.All of this and we haven’t even mentioned Camp’s work on the big screen yet! Of course the Pitch Perfect franchise made an indelible impression on many, but Camp is currently in the midst of quite the string of new release including two Netflix movies and another feature film that’s bound to show off significant range for the star who’s become extremely well known for her comedy chops, playing big personalities, and also nailing accents.Clearly there’s a lot to cover here so get ready for a very fully episode of Collider Ladies Night! Camp explained why she once thought she’d just stick to the New York theater scene and how her first pilot season changed that dramatically, she recalled her experience auditioning for Mad Men and True Blood, and whether or not there’s interest in making more Pitch Perfect films. On top of that, get ready to hear all about Camp’s new movies including The Lovebirds which you can watch right now on Netflix, Here Awhile which is set to hit VOD on June 9th, and Desperados which is schedule to drop on Netflix on July 3rd.
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Welcome back for a brand new episode of Collider Ladies Night! If you’ve got any interest in comedy, no matter the format - sketch, film, television, scripted, improvisation, you name it! - this episode is a must watch because we’re putting the spotlight on Lauren Lapkus. She first started gaining notoriety in the industry with Are You There, Chelsea? starring opposite Laura Prepon and soon thereafter it was on to the groundbreaking Netflix original series Orange Is The New Black, but there was a lot that came before that. Lapkus is here to pave the way from scoring a very unexpected role in a children’s theatre production of Beauty and the Beast to her latest milestone, getting her first starring role in a big feature, the new Netflix movie The Wrong Missy.
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If you caught the clip we recently shared from this episode of Collider Ladies Night, you know that it took Malin Akerman some time to start carving her own path in the industry. She said, “I was truly a follower,” and that she took whatever came her way. But now she's using that past experience to take hold of career, to take projects that speak to her creatively and also to change Hollywood for the better. And that right there makes her the perfect guest for Collider Ladies Night.Akerman's resume includes a little bit of everything from comedies like The Heartbreak Kid and Couples Retreat to big budget studio films like Watchmen, acclaimed shows like Billions, and so much more. The latest to join that growing list? To the Stars, a coming-of-age drama that takes place in 1960s Oklahoma. It stars Kara Hayward as Iris Deerborne, a school outcast who finally makes a friend when Liana Liberato's Maggie Richmond moves to town. At first, it's a dream come true; Maggie showers Iris in nothing but love and support while trying to play catch-up on all the school fun Iris missed out on. The closer they grow, the more they realize how much they really do need each other to break through external pressures and embrace who they really are.Akerman's work on To the Stars playing Maggie's mother may be all wrapped up now that the movie is available to watch On Demand, but that certainly doesn't mean things are slowing down for Akerman whatsoever. She's got two other films cooking, and she's not just acting in them; she's producing them as well! Akerman is making the move behind the lens for Nicol Paone's feature directorial debut, Friendsgiving, and she's also getting her hands dirty in Chick Fight, which Akerman described as Bridesmaids meets Fight Club.Want to take a walk down memory lane with Akerman and hear all about her journey from wanting to be a child psychologist to her first acting gigs, the lessons learned from working on Watchmen, her future goals, and so much more? We've got you covered with this new episode of Collider Ladies Night!
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Alicia Silverstone might be best known for the iconic 90s romantic comedy Clueless, but it’s time to get a better picture of exactly how busy she’s been ever since. In honor of the release of her latest feature Bad Therapy, Silverstone took the time to join us for our very first virtual episode of Collider Ladies Night, winding us through her career on stage, screen, and even her best-selling books.Bad Therapy, co-starring Rob Corddry and Michaela Watkins, is now available on-demand.
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Having graduated from film school with director Brandon Zuck, it was the ultimate treat to have him in the Collider studio to talk about his experience working with the Into the Dark team on their March installment, Crawlers. We've got a little bit of everything for you in this video interview! We discussed the common debate of whether or not it's worth attending film school, where Zuck's love of horror came from, what it was like jumping onto the movie train that is an Into the Dark installment, and so much more. Zuck is truly a wonderful individual with a strong voice and electric style but I have to admit, my favorite part of our chat might be his Liam Neeson drinking game.
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