reunited

The Emmy nominees revisit The Night Manager as they return to the awards conversation with The Crown and Loki.

At very different stages in their careers, Baranski and Goldsberry starred together on CBS’s The Good Wife. Years later, the two Tony winners reflect on their parallel paths as actors before and since.

Twenty-five years after filming American Psycho, Sevigny and Lucas meet again as Emmy contenders—the former for FX’s Feud: Capote vs. the Swans, the latter for Apple TV+’s Palm Royale.

The Oscar- and Emmy-winning stars reunite to dish on Big Little Lies’ past and future, as well as everything in between: “We’ve lived a life.”

The Bear and Fellow Travelers stars sit down for the first time in seven years to talk about making sweet music together on Girls, where their characters would be now, and being the original members of the Tortured Poets Department.

The Barbie director and the May December star, who have been friends since No Strings Attached, have seen their paths cross multiple times over the years, with more to come.

The two longtime friends—whose films Rustin and Origin both highlight Black geniuses—reflect on the Oscar race: “It is a political campaign and you’re either in it or you’re not.”

The Asteroid City actor and the Cassandro star look back at Mozart in the Jungle, and reveal their unorthodox methods for finding the characters in their most recent films.

The director of Ferrari and the cowriter of Killers of the Flower Moon, who have known each other for decades, reminisce about hypnotists and reflect on the current moviegoing ecosystem.

The pair, who starred in 2020’s I Care a Lot, reveal the secrets to creating their scene-stealing Saltburn and Air characters.

The actors who once played “lesbian werewolves” together found new depth with their work in Ted Lasso and Daisy Jones & the Six.

The Emmy contenders, who first worked together in 2016’s Other People, reminisce about their award-winning indie and careers since.

Twelve years after bonding on the set of Bachelorette, the pair can’t wait to catch up again—and chat about their triumphant performances in Fleishman Is in Trouble and Jury Duty.

The former Getting On costars reflect on that HBO’s series lasting impact on their careers, and their recent work in hit shows Dahmer and The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. 

The George & Tammy star and the House of the Dragon actor reveal the toughest parts of playing their iconic characters and why they love returning to the stage.

The Son star and the Whale director reflect on The Fountain’s lasting impact and when they’ll work together again.

Both the Inspection actress and the Woman King director, who first collaborated on Love & Basketball, stepped out of their comfort zones for their most recent work.

The Banshees of Inisherin and Good Luck to You, Leo Grande stars bond over baggage. “We’re actors, for crying out loud. What use would we be if we had no issues?”

The Fabelmans screenwriter and the Armageddon Time star revisit their time on Lincoln together, and explore the emotional toll of storytelling. 

The Fabelmans and She Said actors, who worked together on Wildlife, examine how growing up and becoming parents has changed their work.