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All articles by Mark Salisbury – Page 7
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Features'County Lines' star Ashley Madekwe on "changing the narrative" of her career
After making her name in glossy US television, the Bafta nominee talks returning to her London roots.
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Features‘The White Tiger’ star Adarsh Gourav on his immersive approach and Bafta nomination
The Indian actor reveals how he prepared for the starring role in Ramin Bahrani’s feature and his surprise Bafta message from Priyanka Chopra Jonas.
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NewsQumra 2021: Sound designer Mark Mangini describes his work on ‘Dune’, new Kobe Bryant doc
Mangini said sound is an effective storytelling tool.
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Features“I understand this character inside out”: Anthony Hopkins on ‘The Father’ and TikTok dancing
The Oscar-winning actors says he knew immediately that he wanted to play the title role in Florian Zeller drama, about a man with dementia.
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FeaturesJodie Foster talks cutting back her role in ‘The Mauritanian’ and her most inspiring directors
The Oscar-winning actress reveals why she has only ever played two real-life characters and looks back on ‘Silence Of The Lambs’.
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FeaturesPaul Greengrass on how ‘News Of The World’ tackles a pandemic and racism
The filmmaker discusses why this story is right for our troubled times.
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FeaturesFrank Langella talks ‘The Trial Of The Chicago 7’ and his 60-year career: “I was an incredibly arrogant 24 year old”
Frank Langella revelled in playing a deeply unsympathetic character.
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FeaturesCarey Mulligan talks ‘Promising Young Woman’: “I was equal parts excited and scared”
Mulligan talks taking on comedy and “itching to get back” to screen work.
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FeaturesOlivia Colman talks acting with Anthony Hopkins in ‘The Father’ and leaving ‘The Crown’
Screen talks to the Oscar-winning actress about working opposite acting legend Anthony Hopkins.
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FeaturesGabriel Yared on scoring ‘Betty Blue’, working with Minghella and being fired from ‘Troy’
The French-Lebanese composer is this year’s WSA lifetime achievement award recipient.
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FeaturesHow ‘Joker’ composer Hildur Gudnadottir’s music was used to inspire the actors on set
Iceland’s Hildur Gudnadottir based her Oscar and Bafta-nominated score for Joker on the feelings she experienced reading the screenplay.
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FeaturesLaura Dern: "It’s an amazing time for complicated female characters in film and television"
Screen talks to her about a year of radical contrasts.
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FeaturesGreta Gerwig on fighting to make ‘Little Women’: “I was not on anybody’s list to direct this film”
When Greta Gerwig heard Sony was planning another big-screen adaptation of her favourite book, she fought her way into the room to pitch her vision.
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Features“It was obviously mad on set”: Fast-rising star Florence Pugh on ’Little Women’
Florence Pugh’s sizzling power and confidence persuaded Greta Gerwig to cast her as hot-headed Amy March in Little Women.
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FeaturesHow Taika Waititi made ‘Jojo Rabbit’: “He didn’t wait for anyone to give him permission”
Several planets needed to align to pull off Taika Waititi’s tonally daring Jojo Rabbit.
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FeaturesTaika Waititi on the eight-year journey behind awards contender ’Jojo Rabbit’
Waititi wrote a spec script for the film back in 2011.
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FeaturesHow cutting the budget helped James Mangold get ‘Ford V Ferrari’ over the line
The racing drama’s journey to the screen involved a decade of stops and starts, director James Mangold tells Mark Salisbury.
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Features'Jojo Rabbit' star Thomasin McKenzie: "It is so important that people watch this film"
McKenzie plays Elsa, a Jewish teen in Nazi Germany.
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FeaturesStars of Tomorrow one-to-one: Julien Temple & Terence Dunn
Composer Terence Dunn met with veteran film and pop-video director Julien Temple, whose music-film collaborators include the Rolling Stones and the Sex Pistols.
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FeaturesGrant Heslov on why TV was the perfect format for 'Catch 22'
Smokehouse chief speaks to Screen about the daunting task of bringing Joseph Heller’s satirical novel to life.