Mark Olsen

The creative team behind Babies, writer-director Lauren Miller Rogen, Seth Rogen and co-star Anna Kendrick came by the Los Angeles Times Studio at RBC House to discuss their new comedy feature. The team shares the personal origins of telling a story about a couple choosing not to have children, portraying a healthy and supportive relationship on screen, and capturing the authentic beauty of filming on location in Los Angeles.

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Watch director Anton Corbijn alongside stars Helen Mirren, Olivia Cooke and Alden Ehrenreich discuss their new thriller, “A Talent for Murder.” The creative team breaks down portraying legendary author Patricia Highsmith in a fictional story, tackling intense 25-page two-hander scenes, shooting practical in-camera character transitions, and filming across stunning European locations like Rome and the Dolomites.

Stars Kate Mara, Rooney Mara, Domhnall Gleeson, and Orlando Bloom discuss their new film, Bucking Fastard in the Los Angeles Times Studio at RBC House. The cast breaks down the unique experience of sisters Kate and Rooney playing the exact same role in a single performance, working alongside legendary director Werner Herzog, finding natural synergy on set, and filming in breathtaking natural landscapes.

Director Tim Blake Nelson and stars Amanda Seyfried and Scoot McNairy discuss their new film, “The Life and Deaths of Wilson Shedd” in the Los Angeles Times Studio at RBC House. The team breaks down the importance of intimate, independent cinema, building chemical connection and emotional nuance across limited shared scenes, filming inside an active prison, and exploring human connection beyond political divides.

Rosalind Eleazar sits down to discuss starring as the title character in the dark Hollywood drama “Misty Green.” The actress shares what drew her to such a flawed, self-destructive role, the experience of flying to Los Angeles to audition for director Chris Rock, performing vulnerable musical numbers, and balancing the film with her ongoing work on “Slow Horses.”

"The Wrong Girls," written and directed by Dylan Meyer and starring Stewart and Alia Shawkat, is about two young women in Los Angeles who love to smoke weed and eat.

Director Andrew Haigh and star Fred Hechinger sit down to discuss their new film adaptation, "A Long Winter." The duo details adapting Colm Tóibín’s novella after 15 years, filming on location in the harsh elements of Alberta, capturing the unspoken dynamics of family grief, and exploring a delicate, shame-free depiction of queer desire and emotional connection.

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