Maxance Vincent

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Box Office Report for the Week of June 22

5 days ago | awardsradar.com | Maxance Vincent

How to Train Your Dragon is (predictably) continuing its momentum as the highest-grossing film of the weekend, but there is some counterprogramming for families who may not want to see yet another live-action remake of a Dean DeBlois and Chris Sanders-directed film, after Lilo & Stitch last month. The film has made $37 million domestically this weekend and surpassed the $358 million global mark, a significant milestone for such a massive IP.
Interview: Discussing ‘Rebel Ridge’ with Director Jeremy Saulnier

6 days ago | awardsradar.com | Maxance Vincent

The journey of making Rebel Ridge was a very long one, with numerous setbacks and casting changes facing production. However, on the other side of its release, the film garnered widespread critical acclaim and even won the Best Television Movie award at this year’s Critics’ Choice Awards. Reflecting on this incredible success, director Jeremy Saulnier tells Awards Radar on Zoom that it was a long production, and “the longer it took, the more concern built.
Interview: Talking About ‘The Penguin’ with Production Designer Kalina Ivanov

1 week ago | awardsradar.com | Maxance Vincent

After seeing Matt Reeves’ The Batman and being offered an opportunity to work on its HBO television spinoff, The Penguin, production designer Kalina Ivanov, who spoke to Awards Radar on Zoom, began to feel a bit daunted by the prospect of working on such a series: “After I put the phone down, the fear started. What did I agree to do? How do I live up to the movie?
Interview: Discussing the Stuntwork of 'Rebel Ridge' with Stunt Coordinators Keith Woulard and Cory Demeyers

1 week ago | awardsradar.com | Maxance Vincent

If you haven’t seen Rebel Ridge, it is one of the best Netflix movies you can see right now. Part of the reason why the film works so well is writer/director Jeremy Saulnier‘s strong vision, right down from his writing to how his approach to action differs from other, bigger movies.
Interview: Discussing the Visual Language of 'The Last of Us' Season Two with Cinematographer Catherine Goldschmidt

1 week ago | awardsradar.com | Maxance Vincent

Cinematographer Catherine Goldschmidt worked on episodes two, four, and seven of season two of The Last of Us, with directors Mark Mylod, Kate Herron, and Nina Lopez-Corrado. All of these episodes have significant developments for the series, notably Joel’s (Pedro Pascal) death in the second episode, which sets the rest of the events of The Last of Us: Part II in motion.
Interview: Vincent D’Onofrio Talks Returning as Kingpin in ‘Daredevil: Born Again’

1 week ago | awardsradar.com | Maxance Vincent

Vincent D’Onofrio’s portrayal of Wilson Fisk is one of the very best villain performances you’ll ever see in a comic book title. I remember where I was, ten years ago, watching the penultimate episode of the first season of Daredevil, specifically the scene where Fisk kills Ben Urich. It was such a terrifying, visceral moment that will be forever ingrained in my memory as the show has now returned with a new iteration, with Daredevil: Born Again.
Interview: Rhenzy Feliz Discusses Playing Victor Aguilar in 'The Penguin'

1 week ago | awardsradar.com | Maxance Vincent

When Rhenzy Feliz joined The Penguin, the actor, who spoke to Awards Radar on Zoom during a Virtual Press Day, knew how massive a project this would be. Oz Cobb is not only a significant character from Matt Reeves’ The Batman but also one of the most recognizable villains in comic book history. The anticipation was high to deliver a spinoff worthy of the character Colin Farrell established in the film, while also recognizing the enduring legacy he has had in popular culture.
Interview: Costume Designer Michael Wilkinson Returns to Chat About the Final Season of ‘Andor’

1 week ago | awardsradar.com | Maxance Vincent

The second season of Andor is some of the best Star Wars you’ll ever see, not only in its impeccable writing and themes that it touches upon, but on the level of craftsmanship that’s showcased on every level, from its trio of accomplished directors, to the note-perfect production design, cinematography and visual effects and, of course, its costume work from Michael Wilkinson, who also created the designs for the first season.
Interview: Mandeep Dhillon Discusses the World of ‘MobLand’

1 week ago | awardsradar.com | Maxance Vincent

When Mandeep Dhillon landed the role of Seraphina Harrigan in the Paramount+ television series MobLand, she had only watched The Gentlemen series prior to her experience working with director Guy Ritchie, as she explains to Awards Radar on Zoom: “While we were filming, I watched Snatch, but I was always one of those people, famously, who had never watched any gangster stuff.
Interview: Discussing the Second Season of 'Andor' with Executive Producer/Editor John Gilroy

1 week ago | awardsradar.com | Maxance Vincent

When Andor showrunner Tony Gilroy was hired to rewrite and reshoot a significant portion of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, it was difficult to gauge the type of reception that a film like this one would get. But, as executive producer/editor John Gilroy explains to Awards Radar on Zoom, the success of Rogue One gave Lucasfilm “confidence for what a TV show might be.” And at the end of Andor’s first season, “we really were proud of what we had done.

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