Alex Borstein: HBO's 'Getting On'
Alex Borstein on the success of her varied career and the pleasure involved in portraying Dawn in HBO's Getting On.
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Alex Borstein on the success of her varied career and the pleasure involved in portraying Dawn in HBO's Getting On.
Colin Hanks shares his lengthy journey of documenting the rise and fall of Tower Records in All Things Must Pass .
Eileen Heisler and DeAnn Heline, creators of the sitcom The Middle , join Elvis Mitchell to discuss the show's seventh season.
WEB BONUS: Filmmaker Davis Guggenheim joins Elvis Mitchell for a Q&A following a screening of He Named Me Malala at LACMA.
Sarah Silverman discusses the darkness that both drama and comedy share and pulling from that for her new film I Smile Back .
WEB EXCLUSIVE: Actor Richard Gere and director Oren Moverman discuss the experiential approach taken while highlighting homelessness in their new film Time Out of Mind.
Filmmaker Eli Roth discusses the inspiration behind his two latest films, Knock Knock and The Green Inferno .
Robert Zemeckis and Tom Rothman discuss difficulties in large studio filmmaking and the balance of making an "anti-authoritarian" film that the entire family can enjoy.
Sam Elliott discusses his stand out year, highlighting his rewarding acting experience in Grandma .
Jim Moore visits The Treatment to discuss men's fashion and his 35 year long career as Creative Director of GQ.
Director Baltsar Kormákur discusses working from chaos on the set of Everest.
Creator and executive producer Jonathan Ames talks about representing masculinity in Blunt Talk, his new series for Starz.
Director Marielle Heller joins Elvis Mitchell to discuss developing the graphic novel Diary of a Teenage Girl into her feature film directorial debut.
WEB EXCLUSIVE: Cameron Bailey discusses the history of the Toronto International Film Festival and what to expect from this year's event.
Peter Bogdanovich discusses the writing process for She's Funny That Way and how he assembled the cast for his latest release.
Jason Segel channels David Foster Wallace in his newest film The End of the Tour .
Power creator Courtney Kemp Agboh discusses Shakespearean influences and her love of New York, making the city just one of the multi-dimensional characters in her Gatsbyesque crime drama.
Tackling comedy on a smaller scale, director Paul Weitz discusses his new indie film, Grandma .
Always keeping family as a source of inspiration, Vivica A. Fox shares her intentions in choosing film roles and what she learned while filming her newest release, 6 Ways to Die .
Bringing competition to the big screen, director Peyton Reed discusses his start in filmmaking and his most recent challenges in properly representing the unlikely Marvel hero "Ant-Man."
After decades of Hollywood interest, director Kyle Patrick Alvarez discusses the process of finally acquiring, casting and completing his newest release, The Stanford Prison Experiment.
The director of the film 54 discusses the re-release of the cult-classic, debuting the version we were meant to see originally -- the director's cut.
The director of the film Fresh Dressed discusses the sociological evolution of fashion though hip hop.
Co-creators Kim and Roberto Benabib talk about making global annihilation funny in their new series for HBO, The Brink .
Writer/director Rick Famuyiwa talks about breaking stereotypes with his Sundance hit, Dope .
After a stellar Season 2, the creators and stars of Broad City reflect on where it all began.
Dustin Hoffman, the ultimate Master of his craft, is now teaching a Master Class online.
Actor/humorist/author/woodworker Nick Offerman talks about his new book, Gumption: Relighting the Torch of Freedom with America's Gutsiest Troublemakers.
Billy Crystal on a career full of chemistry, most recently with FX's The Comedians , joined by EP/showrunner Ben Wexler.
Filmmaker Dee Rees' new film, Bessie, explores the story of the legendary blues performer Bessie Smith.