On April 10, 2022, CBS Sunday Morning offered audiences a rare, reflective conversation with three of Hollywood’s most accomplished actors — Michelle Pfeiffer, Viola Davis, and Gillian Anderson — as they prepared to step into the lives of three
When Hidden Figures premiered, it did more than tell an inspiring story — it reintroduced the world to a chapter of American history that had long been marginalized. Centered on the lives of Katherine Johnson, Dorothy Vaughan, and Mary Jackson,
On October 2, 2019, Watchmen (2019) creator Damon Lindelof sat down with BUILD Series and recounts the first time his father gave him an issue of the comics. Lindelof also shares how he feels about
Director Rob Reiner on Ghosts of Mississippi, a film based around the events of the murder of black civil rights activist Medgar Evers; Myrlie Evers-William and Bobby DeLaughter, whose stories are portrayed in the film;
In honor of Black History Month, this month’s featured film turns its attention to one of the most painful — and most instructive — chapters of the American civil rights movement. Ghosts of Mississippi revisits the long-delayed pursuit
In this SAG-AFTRA Foundation Conversations interview, actors Michael Shannon and Matthew Macfadyen sit down with TVLine’s Kim Roots to discuss their work on the historical drama series Death by Lightning.
In 1992, Oliver Stone was interviewed by ITN's Fiona Murch on his new film, JFK, and his belief that the assassination of US President John F Kennedy was the result of a conspiracy at the
In 1991, director Oliver Stone released JFK, a sweeping, confrontational epic that challenged Americans to reconsider one of the most traumatic moments in modern history: the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Blending courtroom drama, investigative journalism, and experimental montage,
More than two decades after Band of Brothers first aired, the series continues to occupy a singular place in television history, not only as a landmark of World War II storytelling, but as a defining experience for
Few films loom as large in early-2000s Hollywood memory as Pearl Harbor, Michael Bay’s sweeping, explosive, and unapologetically melodramatic romantic war drama. Produced by Bay and Jerry Bruckheimer, written by Randall Wallace, and anchored by a
