Kevin Polowy

1 week ago | goldderby.com | Kevin Polowy

When Christian Slater made his purported "comeback" on Mr. Robot in 2015, winning a Golden Globe for the eponymous role, he didn’t think he had gone anywhere. He had been steadily working onscreen for 30 years, since his film debut in 1985’s The Legend of Billie Jean. Sure, most of the films and television series he made over the first decade-plus of the 2000s weren’t smash hits out of the gate, but neither were many of what would ultimately be his most memorable projects.

2 weeks ago | goldderby.com | Kevin Polowy

The Life of Chuck is easily Mike Flanagan’s least scary offering, which is interesting to note considering the new adaptation of Stephen King’s novella is set around the pending apocalypse. What it is, however, is Flanagan’s coziest and most gentle offering, which helps explain why the drama won the highly coveted People’s Choice award at last fall’s Toronto International Film Festival – and could ride a wave of strong reviews into this fall’s Oscar race.

2 weeks ago | goldderby.com | Kevin Polowy

Eric Kripke is proof that even the most successful creators in Hollywood still battle impostor syndrome. “I will let you know when I have that moment,” the Supernatural creator and The Boys showrunner told Gold Derby when asked when he felt he’d finally made it in the cutthroat industry of entertainment. “It's my honest answer.

2 weeks ago | goldderby.com | Kevin Polowy

It’s a good time to be alive for Squid Game creator Hwang Dong-hyuk and stars Lee Jung-jae, Lee Byung-hun, Park Sung-hoon, Kang Ae-shim, and Choi Seung-hyun (aka T.O.P.) — even if not all of their characters are still alive at the end of the smash Netflix hit’s second season (R.I.P., Thanos).

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Kevin Polowy

Generate Key TakeawaysThe Gold Standard is a Gold Derby series where we speak to legendary figures in Hollywood who take us through their award-worthy greatest hits. Below, Danny McBride revisits his greatest hits, up to the recently concluded, Emmy-contending, always side-splitting The Righteous Gemstones. There’s been no shortage of Hollywood producers and filmmakers who have enlisted Danny McBride to bring his inimitable brand of coarse, Southern-drawled comedy to their projects.