Interviews

Michael Sheen jumps from playing a beatific force for good to a monstrous murderer—in Prodigal Son, he steps into the role of Dr. Martin Whitly, a doctor who was also a serial killer in the ’90s.

Mark Gatiss speaks about putting a new spin on Bram Stoker’s iconic character, his long-running collaboration with Moffat and what he misses most about playing Mycroft Holmes, Sherlock’s older, powerful brother, who may or may not actually be running the country.  

Rachel Griffiths talks about her latest project, the ABC Australia commission Total Control (also known as Black B*tch), which she co-created, executive produces and stars in.

The showrunner talks about Line of Duty's new season, his creative process and keeping the award-winning World Productions show fresh year after year.

The creator talks about telling the Central Park Five’s harrowing stories in When They See Us and championing diverse voices in film and television.

The CCO chats about the latest developments in BBC Studios' scripted business.

The filmmaker talks about what appealed to him about ZDF Enterprises and Tuvalu Entertainment's One Bad Apple and the visual tone he plans to bring to it.

The showrunner talks about fusing Japanese folklore with real-world history, representation on-screen and working with iconic actor George Takei.

The writer talks about what inspired him to pen the limited event series Years and Years.

The actors talk about working together on Good Omens, collaborating with Neil Gaiman—screenwriter and showrunner—and fan expectations.