Phil Rosenthal: Exporting Raymond
Elvis hosts writer, producer, director and creator of Everybody Loves Raymond , Phil Rosenthal , to talk about his latest production, Exporting Raymond .
May 11, 2011•30 min
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Timothy Olyphant: Justified
Actor Timothy Olyphant is unique. He's best known for western lawmen in the 21st century, first in HBO's Deadwood , and now in Justified on FX. He discusses bringing them to life in this new world.
May 04, 2011•29 min
Rupert Isaacson
In recognition of National Autism Awareness month, we re-broadcast Elvis Mitchell's interview with Rupert Isaacson , writer and documentary filmmaker of The Horse Boy.
Apr 27, 2011•29 min
Jerry Weintraub
We rebroadcast our 2010 interview with producer and Hollywood impresario Jerry Weintraub , currently the subject of the HBO documentary, His Way .
Apr 20, 2011•30 min
Russell Brand: Booky Wook 2--This Time Its Personal
In celebration of Russell Brand hitting theaters in Arthur and as the voice of the Easter rabbit, E.B. in Hop , we re-broadcast this October 2010 interview with him...
Apr 13, 2011•29 min
Kevin Smith: Red State
Inspired to become a filmmaker by the film Slacker , Kevin Smith celebrated his 20th year in filmmaking by making the horror film Red State and announcing his retirement...
Apr 06, 2011•30 min
Susanne Bier: In A Better World
Susanne Bier ( Brothers, After the Wedding, Things We Lost in the Fire, Open Hearts ), Oscar-winning director of In a Better World , talks about the delicate dance of interacting with an audience.
Mar 30, 2011•29 min
Greg Mottola: Paul
The Daytrippers, Superbad, Adventureland . Director Greg Mottola 's films are about literal and metaphorical journeys. His newest, Paul , is a bit about both...
Mar 23, 2011•29 min
Tom McCarthy: Win Win
Not many people can claim credits from acting, to writing the animated film Up , to writing and directing The Station Agent and The Visitor . Tom McCarthy is just that guy. His newest film is Win Win .
Mar 16, 2011•29 min
Joel McHale
An actor, a talk show host... Joel McHale was first and foremost a comedian, as his work on the show Community shows.
Mar 09, 2011•29 min
Laurence Fishburne: Thurgood
Laurence Fishburne has won an Emmy, Tony and been nominated for an Oscar. He moves from film to TV to the stage for these. He talks of transitions and playing Thurgood Marshall, both on stage and in the HBO filmed version.
Mar 02, 2011•29 min
Sally Menke
WEB EXCLUSIVE: An editor is as important a component of a movie as the director. They often serve the function of sounding board and collaborator. Sally Menke was just that person...
Feb 28, 2011•31 min
Joel McHale: Spirit Awards
WEB EXCLUSIVE: Joel McHale , star of Community and host of The Soup , talks to Elvis Mitchell about being host of this year's Spirit Awards...
Feb 25, 2011•9 min
Gregg Araki: Kaboom
Despite the wide expanse of his films, from drama to goofball comedy, writer-director Gregg Araki ( Mysterious Skin, The Doom Generation, Smiley Face, Nowhere, The Living End ) set out to do something different with his newest, Kaboom . He discusses breaking with his tradition.
Feb 23, 2011•29 min
Thelma Golden: Harlem, A Century in Images
As part of the celebrations for Black History Month, Elvis hosts Thelma Golden , Director and Chief Curator of the Studio Museum in Harlem, to talk about the book, Harlem: A Century in Images , which was produced in association with the Studio Museum. Golden, who was one of the subjects interviewed on Elvis' documentary, The Black List , wrote the introduction to the book.
Feb 16, 2011•29 min
Derek Cianfrance: Blue Valentine
Elvis hosts director Derek Cianfrance ( Brother Tied, Black and White: A Portrait of Sean Combs, Run D.M.C and Jam Master J: The Last Interview ) to talk about his latest film, Blue Valentine , starring Ryan Gosling and Michelle Williams, for which she has received an Academy Award nomination.
Feb 09, 2011•29 min
David O. Russell: The Fighter
From comedy to action drama, director David O. Russell ( Flirting with Disaster, Spanking the Monkey ) finds a way to make family the center of his films. In The Fighter he ads boxing to the mix.
Feb 02, 2011•29 min
Peter Weir: The Way Back
Director Peter Weir ( The Truman Show, Witness, Picnic at Hanging Rock, Dead Poets Society, Gallipoli ) is a reader. Many of his films come from books, such as Mosquito Coast, Master and Commander and his newest, The Way Back . But he circles before committing to the material.
Jan 26, 2011•29 min
Trevor Groth: Sundance Film Festival
Sundance Director of Programming Trevor Groth is a mainstay on the American independent film scene. With an eye outside the mainstream, he's brought his sensibility to Park City. He discusses the state of independent film with Elvis.
Jan 19, 2011•29 min
Alex Gibney: Client 9-The Rise and Fall of Eliot Spitzer
Finding the drama in real-life figures. Documentary director Alex Gibney Alex Gibney ( Taxi to The Dark Side, Enron: The Smartest Guys in The Room ) has done that with several films, including his newest, Client 9: The Rise and Fall of Eliot Spitzer .
Jan 12, 2011•29 min
Paul Giamatti: Barney's Version
Actor Paul Giamatti ( Sideways, American Splendor ) has had the most varied career of any actor of his generation. Comedy to drama, Howard Stern's boss to President John Adams. He discusses that and his new film, Barney's Version .
Jan 05, 2011•30 min
Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu: Biutiful
From Amores Perros to his newest film, Biutiful , director Alejandro González Iñárritu ( 21 Grams, Babel ) finds something new and fresh with each film. He tells us how.
Dec 29, 2010•29 min
John Cameron Mitchell: Rabbit Hole
What do the films Hedwig and the Angry Inch, Short Bus and Rabbit Hole all have in common? Honest comedy that heightens the drama. They also share director John Cameron Mitchell .
Dec 22, 2010•29 min
Bill Plympton: Idiots and Angels
Animator and director, Bill Plympton ( Hair High, The Tune ) , has gone his own way. His absurdist work has earned him Oscar nominations ( The Cow Who Wanted to Be a Hamburger) and such fans as Matt Groenig and Kanye West. His new feature, Idiots and Angels , is both spiritual and silly.
Dec 15, 2010•29 min
Lee Unkrich: Toy Story 3
Lee Unkrich ( A Bug's Life, Monsters Inc, Finding Nemo ) has been part of Toy Story from the very start. An editor of the first film, co-director on the second and director of the third, he shares what it's like to work on three classics.
Dec 08, 2010•29 min
Jaimie D'Cruz and Chris King: Exit through the Gift Shop
The documentary Exit through the Gift Shop examines the street-art movement through one of its champions and an observer who fell in love with it. Producer Jaimie D'Cruz and editor Chris King discuss an unusual romance.
Dec 01, 2010•29 min
Lena Dunham: Tiny Furniture
At a young age, writer-director-actor Lena Dunham has shown an exciting and subtle style in project after project. Her new film, Tiny Furniture , is the latest example. She explains her point of view.
Nov 24, 2010•29 min
Bill Carter: The War for Late Night
Conan O’Brien or Jay Leno? New York Times television writer Bill Carter ( The Late Shift, Desperate Networks ) covers a different kind of war reporting, talk show wars. His new book, The War for Late Night , is news from the front.
Nov 17, 2010•29 min
Jeff Malmberg: Marwencol
The documentary Marwencol is about a man finding himself after a tragedy. The film was a similar journey for Jeff Malmberg . Elvis hosts director and editor Jeff Malmberg to talk about his award-winning documentary Marwencol , which tells the extraordinary story of Mark Hogencamp. Having survived a horrific beating by five men near his hometown of Kingston, New York in 2000, Hogencamp's long road to recuperation became focused on art, specifically building a fictional Belgian town (Marwencol) in...
Nov 10, 2010•29 min
Lucy Walker: Waste Land
The Amish, blind mountain climbers, fighting for nuclear disarmament... Director Lucy Walker 's ( Countdown to Zero, Devil’s Playground, Blindsight ) new film, Waste Land , is about waste becoming art. It's drama and non-fiction.
Nov 03, 2010•29 min
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