#m: interview

[hoovesandfloorpaws]

and i had to make the meme of this brilliant prev tag lmao

The boys’ reaction after the Int asked Louis and Liam, as co-writers of ‘Steal my girl’, whether it is about anyone in particular, and they deflected the answer to Niall by saying he has a habit of stealing girls. x

[f1academy]

Doriane Pin on the F1 Academy, Americans Eating Burgers for Breakfast & Racing at 9 Years Old

[pedrohub]

PEDRO PASCAL 'Gladiator II' Cast Test How Well They Know Each Other | Vanity Fair

[tswiftupdatess]

Jelly Roll on meeting Taylor Swift at the 2024 GRAMMYs and how he was completely starstruck:

“I take a ridiculous, probably abnormal, amount of pride in being from Nashville, so anytime I can link a Tennessee connect, it tickles me. Taylor lived in Hendersonville for a while, and she had bought a playground. I used to push Bailee on that swingset that Taylor donated to Hendersonville. I wanted to tell her that when I met her, but I was so nervous I couldn’t even remember what swingset it was.” Jelly says that even though Swift was the one to approach him at the Grammys. “My wife [Bunnie Xo] said, ‘I think Taylor’s coming over to holler at you.’ It was like the Red Sea parted for her,” he recalls. “I’m looking at Taylor Swift and I have a reason to explain to her why I like her so much, and I’m going, ‘You built the swingset somewhere, my daughter, I pushed her on it.’ I did so bad! Definitely was at a loss for words in that moment.”

(November 20, 2024)

[hotdaemondtargaryen]

ewan interviewed by amelia dimoldenberg.

‘i really want to play the cuddly teddy bear.’

[oacest]

(x)

highlights include but are not limited to: interviewer: how long have you been together? noel [sloppily chewing gum]: two--eh, it'll be three years in october. and... me and him have been together... [long silence, giggle] y'know. for life. well we're brothers, aren't we! we've been together a long time.

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interviewer: have you two been playing at home all your lives? noel: we actually played... with each other, yeah. [both giggling]

[buckevantommy]

Lou wants more but can't torture himself over the maybe 😩🫶

[thesamimarie]

THE HAIR! THE BEARD! FUUUCK

~ Good Morning America ~

[munsongirly]

New interview of Joseph Quinn and Fred Hechinger for Letterboxd promoting "GLADIATOR II".

[invisibleicewands]

Sky News Breakfast, 19/11/2024 - #1

[supercalifragipopculturevomit]

Daniel being asked if he'll make a cameo in Thunderbolts... 🎥 The Falcon and the Winter Soldier TV (2024)

[multi-fandomgirl95]

The two people behind Detectives Olivia Benson and Elliot Stabler.

[hawleywilby]

The photo's used in that interview / article

[vanalex]

"We're trying to get away from the whole sɛx thing. People were starting to think I was arrogant. I just read some review of the album, and this aṣṣhole said I was apparently full of myself. I don't think that at all. We just wanted to get away from the sex thing because it was embarrassing me. It's just that...well, there are other things in life besides autumn, women, religion, and fire...the things I normally write about. Now, we chose death, drugs, depression, and Halloween."

~Peter Steele, Outburn Interview, January 2000~

[dec4podcast]

Actor, writer and music artist Andrew Mackintosh carved his own special niche in British television history as Detective Sergeant Alistair Greig, a key character in over 300 episodes of The Bill, one of the most successful and influential television dramas of all time.

But as we discovered when Andrew kindly sat for an extended interview, there's so much more to his varied career, encompassing acting, music and writing. We learn about Andrew's current project, the Apple Top 40 fiction podcast, Letter From Helvetica, talk about his early life and how his professional journey in music and acting began, and he shares with us some of his creative influences.

A podcast content guide for fans of The Bill;

(24:07) Casting – (29:39) DS Greig’s accent – (34:02) Main segment: Remembering Kevin Lloyd, script quality, cast and character dynamic, notable guest artists and production anecdotes – (57:30) Social and political awareness and activity – (1:21:18) Effect on career

The Bill producers imagined DS Greig as a young Scottish detective who played the clarinet, and were mightily surprised when they discovered an actor who fulfilled all those requirements.

Andrew with fellow luminary of The Bill, Natalie Roles (DS Debbie McAllister). Both star in the hit fiction podcast created and written by Andrew, Letter From Helvetica, which can be streamed free from wherever you get your podcasts.

We explore Andrew's continuing musical collaboration with Joe Dooley, and get to grips with some general acting and career matters, including authenticity in casting, accents, received pronunciation and the art of speech, and the mixed blessing of being in a long-running series. We also discuss opportunities for mature actors and, inspired by an unstoppable generation of rock and roll performers, if perceptions of age are evolving in a positive way within the arts and beyond.

Our companion webpage for this episode has some additional career details, images, links and recommendations for further reading, viewing and listening:

Sample Clip: Remembering Kevin Lloyd (DC Tosh Lines)

Very special thanks to Andrew, and to the producer of The Bill Podcast and Letter From Helvetica, Oliver Crocker, for making this episode possible.