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thegroovywitch · 1 year

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Creem Magazine, April 1977 — Shy Rockstar Almost Unburdens Himself

#this is a great interview #he's Angry Angry #jimmy page #led zeppelin #classic rock #1977 #70s #70s rock #hard rock #rock #by dee dee

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seaxnymph · 3 months

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#this is a GREAT interview #but I need to lie down for a moment #and maybe have a lobotomy too idk #he's so.....heartbreaking #carl barat

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thatwizardofearthsea · 2 years

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Content source: @sarah_sohma on Twitter

#figure skating #yuzuru hanyu #this is a great interview

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mischas · 8 months

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oc/malex/marissa chat starts at 2:03

#video #marissa x alex #mischa barton #this is a great interview #i have a free marissa shirt somewhere #Youtube

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poirott · 5 months

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David Suchet watching Poirot clips on Instagram

- Poirot and More clip, December 8 2023 (also on David's Twitter)

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siouxsiee · 14 days

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whoever made the decision to cast jacob anderson as louis dpdl struck fucking gold and i mean that. not only is he a phenomenal actor but every time i look at his beautiful face i too realize that i would do utterly deranged, fucking unhinged shit to keep him in my life forever. at the end of the day lestat and armand and everyone else need not explain a damn thing.

#he's so beautiful!!!!!! he's so fucking beautiful #every time he appears on screen i fall in love again #truly one of the greats idgaf #iwtv #iwtv amc #iwtv s2 #interview with the vampire #jacob anderson #louis de pointe du lac #sam reid #assad zaman #lestat de lioncourt #armand #oikwss

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grewsomeart · 1 year

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Critical Role’s The Legend of Vox Machina season 2 has officially wrapped on Prime Video, and the finale’s big fight already stands out as one of the animated series’ best. Season 2 focused on the overarching threat of the Chroma Conclave, a group of dragons who threaten Tal’Dorei, and Vox Machina, and the final confrontation spans the final two episodes, from the moment Percy springs a trap to snare Umbrasyl in “In the Belly of the Beast” and the moment Umbrasyl falls in “The Hope Devourer.”

From the animators to the cast themselves, everyone we spoke to was excited about what the season finale meant, and how it paid off the monumental task of bringing the moment — and its CG dragon — to life. On some level, the battle against Umbrasyl was the culmination of seven years of storytelling work. Here’s how it happened.

#this is a great interview #critical role #lovm #animation

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1alchemistart · 4 months

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sillies!!

#spy x family #sxf #damian desmond #anya forger #damianya #my art #fun fact the notebook he's holding was my fav kind of notebook when i was in middle school JSDFKL #my 2 reasons for giving it to him are: its the same color as the sxf volume bgs. and. i really liked it so #i bestowed it upon him w great joy #also THE INTERVIEW WENT WELLLLLL IM IN IM IN AND IM HAPPY ABOUT IT #THANK YOU EVERYONE FOR THE GOOD LUCK WISHES M W A H

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luthienne · 7 months

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Pádraig Ó Tuama, on Rita Dove's poem "Eurydice, Turning" as featured in On Being: Poetry Unbound

#pádraig ó tuama #poetry unbound #rita dove #eurydice turning #words #interviews #typography #grief is a circular staircase #to be human #the great wound #id in alt text

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portraitoflestatonfire · 8 months

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In no universe should Louis de Pointe du Lac be lighting his own cigarettes❗️

#we used to be a proper country!#so the final gif is so long because it looks like he out of instinct dipped his head and then had to fumble for his own lighter :(#I just learned how to make gifs today so i could do this #they're not great but i couldn't care less i'm in a fugue state #louis de pointe du lac #interview with the vampire #jacob anderson #loustat #loumand #s2 #iwtv spoilers #vcsource #lestat de lioncourt #iwtvedit #portraitoflestatonfire #max.gif

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yrsonpurpose · 2 months

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#he's just like me fr

#nicholas galitzine #the idea of you #mine*#yeah....#he's always keeping it real #introverted king its okay #also i love that he always says this yet he is ALWAYS spotted talking to famous people at events #so like... it shows he is actually respected by others #and they want to have a conversation with him #in general he just gives off welcoming and warm energy and i think thats great #you mean to tell me there is the possibility of more interviews with him looking like this #okay!

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orionsangel86 · 10 months

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I like how in this era of excellent queer TV to replace the SuperWhoLock era, each light hearted comedy show of the trio has a dark queer mirror. Black Sails is to Our Flag Means Death, as Interview With The Vampire is to What We Do In The Shadows, just as The Sandman is to Good Omens.

I do find it odd how in each pairing its the supposed light hearted comedy show that has emotionally devastated its audience so far though...

#good omens #the sandman #ofmd #our flag means death #black sails #wwdits #what we do in the shadows #iwtv #interview with the vampire #the key words here are 'so far'#queer representation #lgbtq representation #i absolutely love it #each of these shows have me in a bit of a chokehold #some more than others #but still its a great time for queer tv

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fuckyeahgoodomens · 2 months

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The Assembly sees a cast of thirty-five interviewers who are autistic, neurodivergent or learning disabled, question an A-list celebrity for one extraordinary TV interview.

In this half-hour special, it's multi-award-winning actor and director, Michael Sheen, who is to face the grilling of a lifetime from the unique collective. No subject is out of bounds, no question is off the table.

On subjects as diverse as ex-girlfriends and on-screen kisses, to the OBE he gave back or his favourite motorway, how will the Good Omens star fare as The Assembly bring their unique approach to the celebrity interview?

The Assembly cast is a diverse cast ranging in age from eighteen to seventy-seven, amongst the group are musicians, artists, writers and students. Each will take their own approach in their attempt to get to the truth of Michael Sheen like nobody before has- whether that’s finding out his favourite sandwich filling or how he felt when his daughter was born.

The format is an adaptation of French show Les Rencontres Du Papotin, which saw the likes of Emmanuel Macron and Camille Cotin (Call My Agent) face the neurodivergent journalists of the Papotin. Gone was the flattery of the usual celeb fare – in its place, a mix of mischievous prodding, leftfield quizzing and profound exchanges. The superstars left completely off guard: actors asked about a driving ban or the death of a parent, the President asked if it’s really the behaviour of a role model to marry one’s teacher.

The show comes from Michelle Singer and Stu Richards' Rockerdale Studios, creators of mischievous content which seeks to put disabled agency at its heart. Stu is also known for co-creating and writing the BBC Three comedy, Jerk, and Rockerdale are most known for Channel 4’s Mission: Accessible.

Rockerdale Studios has worked closely with the BBC’s Creative Diversity Team, to ensure every element of the series works for and with autistic and neurodivergent voices.

The Assembly is a half-hour special to celebrate Autism Acceptance Week. Expect profound revelation, glorious chaos, and a lot of laughs.

The Assembly airs Friday 5 April, 10:40pm on BBC One and iPlayer

Interview with Michael Sheen

What made you say yes to being a part of The Assembly?

I said yes to being a part of The Assembly because it was just such an extraordinary and interesting idea. Then reading about the original French series, it just sounded so extraordinary, different and potentially a very revealing way to approach the tried and tested interview process, but obviously it is a lot more than just being an interview. The interview part of it is just one aspect of the project and I think there is still a lot of confusion, ignorance and fear around people with any kind of difference. I think being able to be involved in a project like this could maybe break down some of those barriers.

How is this different from any other TV show you’ve been a part of?

It’s very much unfiltered and that’s really exciting and quite nerve wracking for that reason! So much on TV is sort of smoothed out and filtered and made safe and this, certainly in the making of it, felt very not that! All the better and more refreshing for it too. I know a lot of work is put into the research and preparation for a show like this, but in terms of the actual questions being asked and the experience that you have in all being together when you’re filming, it feels very unpredictable in a really good way and really lead by the people taking part, which is terrific.

How did you feel going into filming?

Well I didn’t really have anything to go on, so I was excited. Sometimes when I’m going to be interviewed, I know what the interview is going to be about, I have a vague idea of the questions that will come up, I know the sort of things that I need to get across about what I’m there to talk about. But with this, I really had no idea what I was going to be asked, so I had to be prepared for everything and anything, there was a kind of freedom in that I suppose. Because of the unfiltered nature of what was going to happen and not being able to anticipate what might be asked, it was a little nerve wracking yes, but I was mainly just very excited!

Did your experience differ from what you were expecting and if so how?

Well I didn’t know what to expect really, so it’s not that it wasn’t what I was expecting because you can’t expect anything! There's no way you can expect anything because you just don’t know what’s going to happen, and because it is so unfiltered and unpredictable in terms of what might happen, where things might go, how people might be feeling on the day. For all the difficult questions that got asked at times, it just felt very loving and joyful and that everyone was very happy and excited to be there even though people were nervous or had anxiety at different times. There was a genuine feeling of community and I felt very welcomed into that community and ready to play so to speak, and you have to be ready to play. I felt very safe and looked after and it was just really, very funny as well – there was lots of laughter and wonderful things that people asked, responded to and performed, I mean I wasn’t expecting all of that, that was just wonderful! So many moments that I’ll never forget.

How does this compare to any other interview you’ve experienced?

It’s so unfiltered! The closest thing I can say is The One Show, where you go on to talk about one thing and then they ask you about everything else that’s going on on the show, so you get a question about your favourite bus route, then they ask you about otters! There’s an extraordinary pinball effect of questions and that’s the closest I could describe, but The Assembly is that x100. It really is extraordinary and that’s very unlike any other interview I’ve done really, usually everything is meant to follow on logically and have a kind of smoothness and polish to it, and this is just really raw and unfiltered and uncensored and I love that, I thought that was wonderful.

What can viewers expect from the show?

I imagine it will be very funny and I think quite moving. I was quite moved at times by seeing how much people had to struggle to overcome certain things they were dealing with in order to ask questions at times. That was uplifting. I think it will be different, it will be thought provoking I hope, and challenging in certain ways; challenging certain kinds of myths and stereotypes I think and ultimately just really entertaining and fun and joyful. I can’t really remember what I said, so I don’t know what people will learn about me... but it’s not about me, it’s about that fantastic group of people, but I certainly got a huge amount out of it too and I hope an audience will as well.

#michael sheen #the assembly #interview #michael interview #sounds great! :) <3

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camestela · 5 months

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