Angela Sarafyan On ‘King Knight,’ Shifting Into Comedy, Armenian Representation, & ‘Reminiscence’
[Published at Living Life Fearless] One of the most prolific and influential Armenian actors working today, Angela Sarafyan moved to...
Edson Oda On His Feature Debut, ‘Nine Days,’ Winston Duke, Marvel Actors, & Working With Spike Jonze
* Slight Spoilers Ahead * [Published at Living Life Fearless] Brazilian native Edson Oda’s feature directorial debut, Nine Days, is about...
Interview: Alex Wolff on Pig, Old, and the “Jazz” of Working with Nicolas Cage
[Published at Slant Magazine] Son of actor Polly Draper and jazz pianist Michael Wolff, Alex Wolff got his first break...
Callan Mulvey on HIGH GROUND, Traversing the MCU & DCEU, THE GRAY MAN & More
[Published at Film Inquiry] The first person to star in both the MCU and DCEU as Jack Rollins (Captain America:...
On 106th anniversary of Armenian genocide, a Bay Area-born film producer fights to spread the truth
[Published at the San Francisco Chronicle] Between church in Potrero Hill and Armenian Saturday school in Ocean View, Eric Esrailian...
‘Homeroom’ concludes Peter Nicks’ trilogy about social injustice in Oakland
[Published at the San Francisco Chronicle] Peter Nicks moved to Oakland in 1997 and never looked back. He’s been showcasing...
Jamie Kennedy on ‘Last Call,’ “The Industry,” ‘Scream 5,’ ‘Lost and Found in Armenia,’ and More
[Published at Living Life Fearless] Few actors have had as acrobatic of a career as Jamie Kennedy. Leveraging his standup...
Nazanin Mandi on ‘Dreamcatcher,’ Acting, Savage X Fenty, Collaborating With Miguel, & More
[Published at Living Life Fearless] The multifaceted Nazanin Mandi may be a staple in the fashion world, also an ambassador...
Dylan Sprouse on ‘Tyger Tyger,’ Taking Back Agency, Learning Mandarin, & More
[Published at Living Life Fearless] From child actor to leading man as an adult, Dylan Sprouse’s rare career trajectory is...
Tiller Russell, Jason Clarke return to S.F. for ‘Silk Road,’ about the dark net marketplace’s demise
[Published at the San Francisco Chronicle] Since the beginning of his career, Tiller Russell has had an almost voyeuristic fascination...