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Disney’s “Tomorrowland” imagines a future utopia endangered by cynicism and despair. Production designer Scott Chambliss shared how he found inspiration in everything from the architecture of Eeno Saarinen to a cheesecutter from his own kitchen to create this stunning world.
Stunt coordinator Wade Allen details the extensive planning behind the “Barry” Season 2 episode “ronny/lily,” which features long takes aplenty, a Rite-Aid Taekwondo battle and Bill Hader’s Barry getting “his ass kicked by a little girl.” The idea for the episode came about a year ago. “Bill [Hader] and I riffed about how funny it [...]
The judges on “So You Think You Can Dance” don’t just critique the performers; they’re judging the choreographers, too. “You have to sit in the audience and smile and hope that [the dancers] kill it. As much as they’re getting looked at, the judges are looking at your stuff, too. All the choreographers are back [...]
“Game of Thrones” costume designer Michele Clapton walks us through the creative process of tailoring the costumes to specific characters and episodes on Variety‘s Artisans series, presented by HBO. Clapton says she begins by sketching all of the characters with specific themes and practicality in mind. For example, she explains the lean design of Arya [...]
Adam Driver plays a husband going through a divorce in “Marriage Story,” while Charlize Theron steps into the shoes of former Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly during the Roger Ailes scandal in “Bombshell.” During their “Variety Studio: Actors on Actors” conversation, Theron talked about the moment she saw herself transform into Kelly on set and […]
The real reason behind Forky’s odd name choice.
Tom Hanks and Renée Zellweger both take on the roles of remarkable real-life people in their biopics this year; Hanks as Mr. Rogers in “A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood” and Zellweger as Judy Garland in “Judy.” In their “Variety Studio: Actors on Actors” conversation, the two talked about the responsibility of playing actual people […]
