"I’ve done a lot of other things, but when I look back on my work… [my work with Bergman was] probably what gave me most life. Because I was so alive, and I was trusted so much." Read More
"In my experience, human beings are the same. We laugh like each other, we fall in love like each other, we get sad like each other, we have the same emotions in the same conditions everywhere." Read More
"In the real world, not the movie world, there was just a lot of support amongst all the girls on set." Read More
"The fact is that these final years of Nico’s life were arguably the best years because she was much more in control, she was happy, and she had her band." Read More
Zosha Millman sits down with writer/director Bo Burnham and star Elsie Fisher to discuss Eighth Grade, why middle schoolers care so much about everything, and why it was important to light the film with natural cellphone brightness. Read More
"People are really complicated–even if they make mistakes, there's always some redeeming quality there. You try to inject something familiar into them." Read More
"I think all of my characters, even Kate in 45 Years, are the same. They are isolated people—and they are outsiders." Read More
"The weirdest thing is seeing yourself tattooed on another person's body. That's happened once. That took me a few days to process." Read More
“All images are questions. if you look at everything, a painting, an image, you can question… The way you look at it, what it brings to your mind, if it reminds you of something. My god." Read More
Lauren Wilford goes long with director Guillermo del Toro on art, life, death, morality and movies. Read More
"I’ve gotten better at letting it go, but something like that scene sort of stays with you for a bit. It’s hard to shake that off after the work is done. It definitely involved a really long hot shower and maybe a bath and a martini or something." Read More
"I remember from a sort of a child-like point of view in a way—I’ve never felt like I’ve completely mastered what it’s like to be a grown up." Read More