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Collider Connected

Collider

Tv & Film

Frequency: 1 episode/38d. Total Eps: 14

Collider Connected is an in-depth interview series from the staff of Collider.com. Learn more about the paths to stardom, as guests relive career milestones, as well as insights into their latest project.

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Producers John Davis & John Fox on ‘Jungle Cruise,’ Visiting the Secret Disney Vault, and How the Movie Industry Has Changed

Monday, August 2, 2021 • Duration 31:55

While you might not know producer John Davis’ name, I promise you’ve seen his work. As the Founder & Chairman of Davis Entertainment, he’s produced over 100 feature film and television projects in his career and his movies have collectively grossed more than $5 billion worldwide. You can check out his full resume over on IMDB. With his latest film, Jungle Cruise, now playing in theaters and available on Disney+ with Premiere Access, I recently landed an extended interview with Davis and John Fox, President of Production at Davis Entertainment, to talk about making the film.

During the wide-ranging interview, they shared some great stories about making Jungle Cruise, how they landed Dwayne Johnson, and balancing the nods to the ride with a great story. But the best thing they shared was what it was like to visit the secret Disney vault in Burbank with Dwayne Johnson and Sean Bailey (the president of production at Walt Disney Studios) in preparation for making Jungle Cruise. I’ve heard about the secret vault many times but very few people get inside.

In addition, Davis and Fox talked about talked about how the movie industry has changed during Davis’ career, how the industry has shifted to an IP driven model over movie stars, having studios that aren’t as willing to take risks, how Davis been trying to make Tricksters in the Madhouse (based on the true story of the Minneapolis Lakers playing the Harlem Globetrotters in 1948) for thirty years, how they’re shooting a movie using The Mandalorian technology, and more.

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M. Night Shyamalan Reflects of His Career and That 'Old' Ending - Collider Connected

Season 1 · Episode 65

Friday, July 30, 2021 • Duration 25:36

With Old now playing in theaters, I recently landed an extended interview with writer-director M. Night Shyamalan about the making of his latest film and career. During the wide-ranging and very fun conversation, Shyamalan talked about his favorite movies, collecting first edition Hitchcock posters, what he’s learned during his career that he wishes he knew early on, why working with lower budgets has been his secret sauce, what happened with his Labor of Love script that was originally going to star Bruce Willis, how The Sixth Sense changed during the writing process, why Spilt has so many deleted scenes, the way he directs on set, meeting with Steven Spielberg to write the fourth Indiana Jones movie, and more. Of course, we also talked about the making of Old, how he charted the age of every actor for every scene, how he came up with the Old ending, and more. If you haven’t seen the trailers, Old is about a family on a tropical holiday that discover the secluded beach where they are relaxing for a few hours is somehow causing them to age rapidly. The film was inspired by the French graphic novel Sandcastle by Pierre Oscar Levy and Frederik Peeters. Old stars Gael García Bernal, Vicky Krieps, Alex Wolff, Rufus Sewell, Thomasin McKenzie, Ken Leung, Nikki Amuka-Bird, Abbey Lee, Aaron Pierre, Embeth Davidtz, Eliza Scanlen, Emun Elliott, and Kathleen Chalfant.

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Joe Pantoliano Talks Bad Boys for Life, The Matrix, The Goonies and More - Collider Connected

Season 1 · Episode 4

Tuesday, April 14, 2020 • Duration 31:30

During our extended interview with veteran actor Joe Pantoliano, he shared some fantastic behind-the-scenes stories about the making the Bad Boys movies, Risky Business with Tom Cruise, and how he got cast in Empire of the Sun with Steven Spielberg.

Also, Pantoliano detailed the making of Richard Donner’s The Goonies, what it like reading The Matrix script for the first time and working with the Wachowskis on Bound, if he had any idea Christopher Nolan’s Memento would be so special, and working with James Gandolfini & David Chase on the landmark HBO series The Sopranos.

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Will Forte Talks MacGruber, SNL, The Last Man on Earth, David Letterman, and More - Collider Connected

Season 1 · Episode 3

Wednesday, April 8, 2020 • Duration 41:41

During our wide-ranging conversation, SNL veteran and comic actor & writer Will Forte talked about his new series, Flipped (part of Quibi's launch), working with co-star Kaitlin Olson, what the past few weeks have been like for him, how the "celery up your butt" plot point came to be in MacGruber, what props he owns from the film, what it was like working on Late Show with David Letterman back in the late 90s and how that impacted his writing, what it was like growing his huge beard for The Last Man on Earth and then shaving half of it off, and so much more it would be impossible to list it all here.

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Cinematographer Roger Deakins on Jesse James, 1917, the Coen Brothers, and More - Collider Connected

Season 1 · Episode 2

Thursday, April 2, 2020 • Duration 01:23:34

Roger Deakins is the greatest cinematographer who’s ever lived. That’s not hyperbole. That’s not recency bias. It’s a pretty inarguable fact. Throughout a career that ranges from the docudrama style of Fargo to the poetic imagery of The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford to the stunning future vision of Blade Runner 2049, Deakins has consistently proven to be a master with light and shadow, conjuring emotion and drilling down character beats with strikingly evocative imagery. His work is diverse but never derivative, distinct yet not repetitive. He’s been nominated for 14 Oscars and has won two. Deakins and his collaborator and wife James Ellis Deakins were gracious enough to sit down with Collider for an extended, exclusive conversation about their working relationship and a few notable films from Deakins’ storied career.

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Michael Giacchino on Monster Challenge, The Batman, Jurassic World: Dominion, and Much More - Collider Connected

Season 1 · Episode 1

Friday, March 20, 2020 • Duration 40:18

In these uncertain times, it’s more important than ever to stay safely connected—with friends, with family, and with those we admire. Enter: Collider Connected. This new live interview series on Collider broadcasts in-depth discussions with filmmakers, writers, actors, and many more live on our YouTube channel, and our first guest was none other than Michael Giacchino.

Giacchino is, of course, the Oscar-winning composer behind more brilliant scores than you can count: Up, The Incredibles, War for the Planet of the Apes, John Carter, Jojo Rabbit, Star Trek, Rogue One, Doctor Strange, Bad Times at the El Royale and so many more. But Giacchino is also a filmmaker himself.

As he recounts in our 40-minute interview conducted on Friday, Giacchino grew up making movies with his friends, obsessed with the same films and filmmakers a lot of us were: Steven Spielberg, George Lucas, etc. So a couple of years ago, after making a wildly successful career out of film composing, Giacchino decided to hop back in the saddle and try his hand at filmmaking again—this time with plenty more resources at his disposal than a single Super 8 camera.

The result is the short film Monster Challenge, and it is absolutely delightful. In the wake of “shelter at home” orders and social distancing measures, not to mention a cloud of uncertainty over everything, Giacchino decided to put his short film, starring Patton Oswalt and Ben Schwartz, online for free to help bring some joy into the world. And boy does it succeed.

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Willem Dafoe on ‘Siberia,’ Abel Ferrara, Robert Eggers’ ‘The Northman,’ ‘Heaven’s Gate,’ and Auditioning for ‘Spider-Man’ - Collider Connected

Friday, June 18, 2021 • Duration 35:13

With director Abel Ferrara’s Siberia now playing in select theaters and available On Demand, I recently landed an extended interview with Willem Dafoe to talk about his extensive career. Even though I had thirty minutes to talk with the fantastic actor, it would be impossible to cover even a fraction of his amazing resume. So going in I decided to use some of the time to talk about his film work, and the rest of the conversation about other subjects like why he never directed, or when he felt like he made it as an actor and could pay rent just from acting.

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However, before going any further, the reason I got to speak with him was his new movie Siberia. If you haven’t seen the trailer, I’d watch that first. As you can probably gleam from the footage, the movie is not easy to explain because Dafoe and Ferrara designed the film to make the audience think, and they leave many of the things that happen up to the viewer to decipher. What I’ll say is if you want to check out something a bit more enigmatic that doesn’t follow the typical narrative structure, check this film out because it’s not like most movies and Dafoe delivers a great performance.

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During the interview Dafoe talks about what it was like working on Heaven’s Gate so early in his career, how he adopted a greyhound rescue, how the business has changed since he started in the industry, auditioning for Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man, why he loves Robert Eggers’ work and what he’s excited for people to see in The Northman, making Nightmare Alley with Guillermo del Toro, David Cronenberg’s eXistenZ, and a lot more.

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Dave Bautista on Army of the Dead, Dune, and Guardians of the Galaxy 3 - Collider Connected

Season 1 · Episode 59

Friday, May 14, 2021 • Duration 32:01

Dave Bautista is one of the most interesting actors working today. In this 30-minute interview, the wrestler-turned-movie-star dives deep into his career, including Blade Runner 2049, Guardians of the Galaxy, Army of the Dead, Dune, and more.

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Tyler Stout Answers Nerdy Questions About His Work, Talks 'Halloween' and 'Mad Max: Fury Road' Posters - Collider Connected

Season 1 · Episode 58

Monday, April 12, 2021 • Duration 57:38

If you’re a fan of screen-printed posters, you probably know the name Tyler Stout. That’s because over the past two decades, Stout has designed tons of extremely cool posters for bands, movies, and also released numerous art prints. In addition, he has also pushed in to designing stickers, sneakers, socks, and even wood posters. For a look at his extensive work, I’d suggest visiting ExpressoBeans or Stout’s website.

With his latest work, an awesome poster for John Carpenter’s Halloween, going on sale later this week via Grey Matter Art, I recently conducted an exclusive interview about his career. During the wide-ranging conversation, Stout talked about his early work and how it was never meant to last, how the Halloween poster happened, how he’s working on a Mad Max: Fury Road poster, why no one is releasing metal posters right now, what he does with his original drawings, how many posters he tends to keep, timed editions versus limited runs, if he prefers the regular to the variant, why he doesn’t like to sell full sets of his handbills, if he ever made a Jurassic Park poster, why it took a year to get the Captain America: Civil War poster approved, and more. Moreover, as a big fan of Stout’s work, I asked what we need to do to get a Galaxy Quest or a Hot Fuzz poster, other Marvel posters, and other fan-type questions.

If you’re a fan of Stout’s work, I’m extremely confident you’ll enjoy this conversation.

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• If he could do any poster what would he love to do?

• 1:25 - How long does it take for him to do a poster?

Director Brad Furman Goes Deep on ‘City of Lies’ and the Murder of Christopher Wallace in 45-Minute Interview

Saturday, April 10, 2021 • Duration 46:11

With City of Lies now playing in select theaters and available on Digital and On Demand, I recently conducted an extended interview with director Brad Furman about the making of the film. Based on the book LAbyrinth, by Pulitzer Prize-winning author Randall Sullivan, City of Lies attempts to pull the curtain back on the murder of iconic rap artist Christopher Wallace, aka The Notorious B.I.G.

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