'Awards Chatter' Podcast — Krysten Ritter ('Jessica Jones')
The model-turned-actress reflects on her big break ('Breaking Bad'), her first starring role ('Don't Trust the B---- in Apt. 23') and her experience playing a complex Marvel superhero on the Peabody Award-winning TV show that began exploring sexual misconduct and its impact on victims long before the Harvey Weinstein exposés.
'Awards Chatter' Podcast — Marc Maron ('GLOW')
The comic, podcast host and character actor reflects on his complex youth that led him to comedy, his rollercoaster career (he once contemplated suicide in the same garage to which a U.S. president later trekked to see him), and the Critics’ Choice and SAG award noms for his first major acting gig in which he's not playing a version of himself.
'Awards Chatter' Podcast — Frankie Shaw ('SMILF')
The creator, showrunner, producer, writer, director and Golden Globe-nominated star of Showtime's acclaimed new comedy series reflects on becoming pregnant at 25, relocating to Hollywood after 11 weeks and experiencing years of personal and professional hardship — until she took matters into her own hands and turned her story into a script.
Oscars: 23 Nominees Speak with THR's 'Awards Chatter' Podcast
Check out Scott Feinberg's in-depth conversations with actors and actresses, directors and screenwriters, producers and songwriters, a cinematographer, a composer and a documentarian — from A (or at least B, as in Mary J. Blige) to Z (as in Hans Zimmer).
'Awards Chatter' Podcast — Sam Rockwell ('Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri')
The veteran character actor looks back on years of side jobs and failed auditions, learning to make the most of parts of any size and landing the role of a lifetime — for which he is now favored to win the best supporting actor Oscar — in Martin McDonagh’s acclaimed dramedy.
'Awards Chatter' Podcast — James Ivory ('Call Me by Your Name')
Best known for his work as a director (he was half of the Merchant-Ivory team famous for its high-production-value literary adaptations) but poised to win his first Oscar for a screenplay (at 89, he'd be the oldest winner ever), he reflects on his late partner Ismail Merchant, his love of Italy and his two movies — 30 years apart — about young gay lovers.
'Awards Chatter' Podcast — Willem Dafoe ('The Florida Project')
One of the most recognizable and admired big-screen character actors of the last 30 years reflects on decades of juggling experimental theater and films, his unconventional face and why he so often lands in edgy projects like the one for which he recently received his third Oscar nom.
'Awards Chatter' Podcast — Timothee Chalamet ('Call Me by Your Name')
The youngest best actor Oscar nominee in 78 years — at just 22 — reflects on the importance of his public school arts education, his early work on TV ('Homeland') and in films ('Interstellar') and the making — and crazy aftermath — of three massively acclaimed films released in 2017.
'Awards Chatter' Podcast — Allison Williams ('Get Out')
The up-and-coming actress, who burst onto the scene as Marnie on HBO's 'Girls,' talks about emerging from her famous father's shadow, landing her breakout part despite her refusal to do onscreen nudity and holding out for the ideal debut film role.
'Awards Chatter' Podcast — Hans Zimmer ('Dunkirk')
The Oscar-winning composer reflects on his musical influences; combining instruments and technology to produce new sounds; nearly passing on projects for which he later produced iconic work, including 'The Lion King'; and his 13-year collaboration with Christopher Nolan.
