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A weekly podcast hosted by The Ankler's awards editor Katey Rich, featuring lively and endlessly curious discussion of the film and television awards races and the business that surrounds them. Episodes will also include interviews with top awards contenders and the major players in the races that make Hollywood run.
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Fresh from their marathon livestream watchalong of the 2026 Emmys, Katey and Chris — live from their Toronto Airbnb! — recap the highlights and lowlights of the night, from Allison Janney's delightful shock and the Widow's Bay sweep to the bad production choices that led to literal awkward silence onstage. For much more on the night, revisit our livestream on YouTube. 00:00 Intro 00:11 Live From Toronto After The Emmys 00:44 Widow's Bay Sweeps The Night 03:05 Hacks' Disappointing Farewell 04:57 Apple's Comedy Stranglehold 05:54 The Pitt's Divided Victory 10:45 Pluribus And Vince Gilligan's First Emmy 12:38 Beef Flops, Sally Field Surprises 14:32 The Categories They Cut 16:04 How The Broadcast Ran Short 17:59 The In Memoriam Done Right 20:27 McConaughey And Harrelson's Endless Bit 22:14 What We've Done At TIFF 25:28 What's Coming Next Season Subscribe today to Prestige Junkie After Party bonus episodes. Subscribe to the Prestige Junkie newsletter. Follow Katey on Letterboxd. Follow The Ankler.
Katey catches up with Christopher Rosen as the Telluride Film Festival wraps up, discussing the huge buzz around films like The Debut and La Bola Negra and the one movie everybody seems to love the most. Then Katey talks to Andrew Garfield about his new historical epic The Uprising, what it's like to play a medieval peasant and Sam Altman in the same year, and some tips on how to quit social media — for two weeks, at least. 00:00 Intro 00:53 Telluride Vibes Through The Roof 03:52 Inside 'You Can See Everything' 08:59 What's Left To Know About Elizabeth Holmes? 11:06 Oprah Hugs Andrew Scott: 'Elsinore' 13:33 'Club Kid' Steals The Festival 18:26 A24'S Three Best Picture Plays 19:34 Nothing Flopped — And That's A Problem 21:14 'La Bola Negra': Netflix's Big Swing 23:55 Creative Arts Emmys: Widow's Bay Dominates 25:37 Beef's Brutal Weekend 26:58 Next Stop: Toronto 28:09 Next: Andrew Garfield 29:28 Down The Piers Plowman Rabbit Hole 32:52 Living Like A Medieval Ploughman 33:52 Building A Character Through The Body 36:07 Robin Hood And The Green Man 37:27 You Can't Play A Symbol 40:47 Who The Story Belongs To Now 44:05 Quitting Social Media 46:50 The Artificial State 48:32 A Year Of Back-To-Back Roles 50:42 From Sam Altman To The Ploughman Subscribe today to Prestige Junkie After Party bonus episodes. Subscribe to the Prestige Junkie newsletter. Follow Katey on Letterboxd. Follow The Ankler.
Variety's Clayton Davis joins Katey and Chris Rosen to look at a wide range of indie contenders in this year's Oscar race, from Mike Leigh's intimate final film to the billion-dollar Michael Jackson biopic. Then Chris talks to Jake Johnson about his latest collaboration with director Joe Swanberg, The Sun Never Sets, and why he's not actually addicted to work, even if it looks that way. 00:00 Intro 02:13 Fall Preview Finale With Clayton Davis 02:54 Is 'The Odyssey' Still The Frontrunner? 04:43 Anne Hathaway: Lead Or Supporting? 06:31 'Michael' And The Billion-Dollar Biopic 12:39 Lionsgate And 'Sunrise On The Reaping' 13:44 Mubi's Crowded Slate 16:49 The Year Of Sandra Huller 19:59 'Coward' And The December Problem 22:47 Bleecker Street Bets On Mike Leigh 28:18 Bleecker Street Tiff Premieres 29:52 The Four-Hour Elon Musk Doc 30:42 Why Studios Fear Venice 33:23 Telluride's Secret World Premiere 34:26 Magnolia And Olivia Wilde's Big Year 35:48 'Josephine' And A Brand-New Distributor 40:48 Next: Jake Johnson 42:14 Jake Johnson Summer 43:51 Letting Go Of Control 47:17 Rediscovering The Joy Of Acting 49:11 Reuniting With Joe Swanberg 55:08 No Saving You In Post 58:49 Playing Guys He Doesn't Like 01:01:47 Weaponizing Audience Expectations 01:03:40 A Gene Hackman North Star 01:05:09 Sunset Pi And The Columbo Pitch 01:07:50 Considering Awards 01:12:22 Mary Steenburgen And The Dink 01:14:54 Indie Movies Aren't Punk Rock Anymore 01:18:15 Shooting In A Working Restaurant Subscribe today to Prestige Junkie After Party bonus episodes. Subscribe to the Prestige Junkie newsletter. Follow Katey on Letterboxd. Follow The Ankler.
Katey and Chris Rosen are joined by Tyler Coates to look at what's ahead for A24 and Neon this Oscar season, including a slew of Cannes hits and a practically guaranteed best actress frontrunner. Then Katey talks to Noah Wyle, who is nominated for three Emmys for his work on The Pitt and says he relishes having what might feel like way too many jobs for anyone else. 00:00 Intro 01:16 Neon Vs. A24: Fall Preview 03:00 Who's Having The Better Year? 05:09 The Drama And Zendaya's Shot 08:17 The Invite: Olivia Wilde's Play 11:45 Banderas And 'Tony' 13:12 A24's Fall Slate: The Debut 16:01 A24's Misty Green 19:59 Primetime And The Venice Factor 22:38 Can Pattinson Win Best Actor? 28:26 Club Kid's Crowd-Pleaser Ceiling 31:34 Neon's Cannes Pile-Up 32:47 Paper Tiger And James Gray 36:08 Fjord: The Palme Winner 41:16 Artificial: The Movie Nobody Wanted 44:33 Heading To Tiff! 45:12 Next: Noah Wyle 46:45 The Pitt Cast Family Reunion 48:13 A Young Ensemble 50:03 Wearing Many Hats 51:29 Acting As A Vacation 54:30 How He Fell Into Directing 56:33 Directing While Playing The Lead 59:21 What Changed In Season Two 01:01:19 Hunters Vs. Gatherers 01:03:34 The Hardest Show To Write 01:05:27 Why 48 Minutes Is The Rule 01:09:01 The Helmet Decision 01:10:52 Emmy Snubs And Unsung Heroes Subscribe today to Prestige Junkie After Party bonus episodes. Subscribe to the Prestige Junkie newsletter. Follow Katey on Letterboxd. Follow The Ankler.
The Emmy-nominated actress joins Katey to talk about the journey to getting the FX limited series Love Story just right, which included a lot of hair experiments as well as focusing small details to recreate a woman who was so deeply misunderstood during her life. 00:00 Intro 02:02 Hair Is Everything: Becoming Carolyn 04:21 Broadway Vs Tv 06:25 What It's Like On Set 08:52 Smoking And Fake Smoking 10:12 Advocating For Takes 12:51 Finding Carolyn With The Team 15:45 Shaping The Character 20:27 Imagining Vs Recreating History 23:39 Why Carolyn Still Captivates Us Subscribe today to Prestige Junkie After Party bonus episodes. Subscribe to the Prestige Junkie newsletter. Follow Katey on Letterboxd. Follow The Ankler.
Katey talks to the star and co-creator of The Comeback about how she and Michael Patrick King decided to bring back Valerie Cherish and put her up against the thing Hollywood fears most: a TV show written entirely by AI. 00:00 Intro 00:00 Coming Up... 01:31 Racing Ai To Finish The Show 04:37 The Pressure Of Ending A Trilogy 06:56 Balancing Valerie And The Ensemble 08:46 Why Valerie Rejects Humiliation 10:38 Valerie At Sixty 13:15 Is Hollywood Facing Extinction? 15:13 The Value Of Human Storytelling 17:52 Making Peace With Cancellation 19:58 Is This Really The End? Subscribe today to Prestige Junkie After Party bonus episodes. Subscribe to the Prestige Junkie newsletter. Follow Katey on Letterboxd. Follow The Ankler.
Kyle Buchanan joins Katey and Chris Rosen to look at what the major streamers have in store for this year's Oscar race, how Amazon MGM is equipped to push a major contender like Project Hail Mary, and why Kyle has been so high on Netfilx's La Bola Negra ever since its Cannes premiere. Then Katey talks to David Harbour about the years he spent trying to get DTF: St. Louis into production, what he learned about the business in the process, and how it felt to dance in his underwear in front of the same Atlanta crew that had seen him fight creatures as the heroic Hopper on Stranger Things. 00:00 Intro 00:19 Coming Up... 02:07 Can Streamers Compete This Year? 03:49 Apple's Thin Two-Film Slate 06:56 Why Best Actress Is Wide Open 09:45 The Ingenue Pendulum Swings Back 12:58 Tenzing And Genden Phuntsok 14:26 Digger Skips Venice 16:10 Project Hail Mary Vs. Dune 3 19:19 Is Anything Stopping The Odyssey? 24:55 Lord And Miller's Director Shot 25:29 Sandra HÜLler's Shot 26:28 Anne Hathaway: Lead Or Supporting? 27:15 Amazon's 'Dudes Rock' Slate 30:13 What A Tiff Premiere Really Means 32:11 Verity And Anne Hathaway's Year 34:19 Netflix And La Bola Negra 36:47 Was Roma Really Divisive? 39:20 Penelope Cruz's Second Oscar? 42:10 Netflix's Number Two Priority 44:20 The Cliff Booth Question Mark 47:10 Possible Love And A Thin Venice 50:45 Next: David Harbour 51:53 The Origin Of Dtf St. Louis 53:30 Making Tv He Actually Wants To Watch 56:24 The Sweetness Beneath The Sadness 58:47 Avoiding The Flyover State Trap 01:02:07 Lessons From First-Time Producing 01:04:47 The Argument He Lost With Steve Conrad 01:07:48 Walking The Tonal Tightrope 01:11:26 Is Dtf Actually Heartwarming? 01:12:40 The Male Loneliness Epidemic 01:13:57 What Harbour Is Building Next Subscribe today to Prestige Junkie After Party bonus episodes. Subscribe to the Prestige Junkie newsletter. Follow Katey on Letterboxd. Follow The Ankler.
Katey talks to the Emmy-nominated breakout star of the year's breakout comedy series Widow's Bay, about how she created Patricia as one of television's most lovable oddballs and how kicking off her screen career with director Mike Leigh — who she'll reunite with for Tender Loving Care this fall — set her up for a remarkable career. 00:00 Intro 01:02 Coming Up... 02:33 The Audition Process 04:20 Naive Confidence After Drama School 05:53 From Glass Menagerie To Patricia 07:13 Patricia's Fragility And Mean Girls 08:29 The Childlike Fear Of Widows Bay 09:52 Keeping Up With The Improv Titans 11:45 Hamish's 200-Year-Old Zombie 13:13 Meeting The Sea Hag 14:49 When The Tone Clicked 16:44 Her Accidental Comedy Career 19:14 Patricia's Exasperation 20:18 The Patricia Fandom Explosion 21:15 Stage Applause Vs. Screen Silence 22:30 Working With Mike Leigh Again 25:33 Season Two And The Island's Secrets Subscribe today to Prestige Junkie After Party bonus episodes. Subscribe to the Prestige Junkie newsletter. Follow Katey on Letterboxd. Follow The Ankler.
David Canfield joins Katey and Chris Rosen to look at the fall offerings from the studio-based indie labels Focus Features, Sony Pictures Classics, and Searchlight Pictures. Then Katey talks to Charles Melton about how he tapped into his Gen Z side — as well as some very endearing cluelessness — to play his character Austin on the Emmy-nominated Beef. 00:00 Intro 01:24 Fall Preview: The Indie Labels 02:42 Searchlight's Big Bet: Wild Horse Nine 08:06 Behemoth Premieres At New York Film Fest 12:27 Sony Classics' Slate: Bunker And Beyond 13:40 John Turturro's Overdue Moment 18:25 Focus And The Obsession Phenomenon 21:53 Can Werewolf Follow Nosferatu? 25:22 Andrew Scott And Elsinore 31:45 Focus's Unsolved Mysteries 33:46 Women Directors 40:18 Next: Charles Melton 41:24 The Dinner That Launched Beef 43:37 Navigating Award Season Meetings 45:14 Directors As Film School 47:24 The Beef Viewing Diet 49:43 Why It's Funny, But Not Funny To Play 51:27 Austin's Dangerous Sweetness 54:22 Codependency, Books And Identity 55:36 Leaving The Role At Work 57:28 Playing Austin Davis 59:45 That Finale: A Happy Marriage? 01:01:47 What Do You Take From Every Role? Subscribe today to Prestige Junkie After Party bonus episodes. Subscribe to the Prestige Junkie newsletter. Follow Katey on Letterboxd. Follow The Ankler.
Katey talks to the Emmy nominee for both the Netflix limited series Death by Lightning and the Apple comedy series Margo's Got Money Troubles, about how he became so in-demand as an actor ("I mind my manners and try to do the best job I can") and some incredible behind the scenes details on how his pro wrestler character on Margo became so believable. 00:00 Intro 01:17 Back To Chicago Theater 02:30 Why They Can't Say No 03:50 Saying Yes To Death By Lightning 06:09 Budapest: Hollywood's Odd Outpost 07:00 History Nerds And The White House 09:51 The Redemption Of Chester Arthur 12:33 Picking Your Own Lane 13:52 Awards, Betty Gilpin And Snubs 15:41 How Margot Got Made 17:31 Why Nobody Else Wanted These Roles 19:42 Becoming Jinx The Wrestler 21:58 Training To Wrestle Nicole Kidman 25:07 Bringing Production Back To L.A. Subscribe today to Prestige Junkie After Party bonus episodes. Subscribe to the Prestige Junkie newsletter. Follow Katey on Letterboxd. Follow The Ankler.
Entertainment Weekly's Joyce Eng joins Katey and Chris Rosen to kick off our fall preview series, looking at what's in store from the major studios — and whether anything on the horizon can beat The Odyssey. Then Katey talks to Jane Schoenbrun about their new film Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma, which is a love letter to many important things, from sexual liberation to slasher movies to movie theater candy. 00:00 Intro 00:54 Coming Up... 02:32 Kicking Off The Fall Preview Series 02:57 The Studios Are Back 04:12 Warner Brothers' Rough Road 06:24 Can Tom Cruise Win For Digger? 11:06 Why Digger Skipped Venice 15:00 Dune Part Three's Ceiling 18:35 Paramount's Dad Movies And Ebenezer 20:59 Sony And The Social Reckoning 26:05 Disney And The Animation Race 30:12 Avengers Doomsday Vs Dune 34:38 Universal Beyond The Odyssey 38:55 Can The Odyssey Break The Sinners Record? 45:30 Does Oppenheimer Stand In The Way? 48:18 Next: Jane Schoenbrun 49:29 Premiering At Cannes 51:43 How Audiences Are Reacting 54:43 Making A Fun One 57:11 Childhood, Suburbia And Simulation 01:00:31 Lynch, Mulholland Drive And The Primal Scene 01:04:35 Why There's So Much Candy 01:07:46 Merch, Slashers And Capitalism 01:10:48 Telling The Truth About Hollywood 01:13:32 Making Art At The End Of The World 01:16:47 Writing A Book Subscribe today to Prestige Junkie After Party bonus episodes. Subscribe to the Prestige Junkie newsletter. Follow Katey on Letterboxd. Follow The Ankler.
Listen to the thrilling conclusion of our Who's Next Oscar Draft, a collaboration with our friends Joe Reid and Chris Feil of This Had Oscar Buzz. With categories like "Comeback Oscar" and "Character Actor" we're trying to draft teams of the actors most likely to win their first Oscars in the next 10 years. To watch the full draft, complete with video, visit The Ankler's YouTube page. Subscribe to This Had Oscar Buzz too! 00:00 Intro 00:55 Who's Next Oscar Draft - Part 2 01:21 Round 5 Picks 17:32 Round 6 Picks 31:24 Round 7 Picks 43:36 Round 8 Picks Subscribe today to Prestige Junkie After Party bonus episodes. Subscribe to the Prestige Junkie newsletter. Follow Katey on Letterboxd. Follow The Ankler.
It's a crossover event with This Had Oscar Buzz, as Joe Reid and Chris Feil join Katey and Chris Rosen to make their picks for the actors likeliest to win Oscars in the next 10 years — and of course we made a game out of it. Then Katey talks to Tom Pelphrey about his Emmy nominated role in Task, and what he learned when he didn't get the Emmy nomination everyone thought he'd get for Ozark. 00:00 Intro 00:00 Coming Up... 01:37 Who's Next? Oscar Draft 02:40 Rules Of The Game 04:34 The Draft Order 07:49 Round 1 Picks 22:44 Round 2 Picks 41:06 Round 3 Picks 57:12 Round 4 Picks 01:10:34 Next: Tom Pelphrey 01:11:48 The Ozark Snub That Landed On His Birthday 01:15:15 Soap Opera Boot Camp: Fifty Pages A Day 01:17:46 Shooting In The Woods 01:19:37 The Audition He Found On His Phone 01:23:22 East Coast Energy And Sense Of Place 01:25:54 Building Robbie As The Other Half 01:30:24 Why Brad Inglesby Writes From Character 01:32:55 His Secret Screenwriting Education Subscribe today to Prestige Junkie After Party bonus episodes. Subscribe to the Prestige Junkie newsletter. Follow Katey on Letterboxd. Follow The Ankler.
Katey and Chris Rosen look at the awards hopes for Christopher Nolan’s epic The Odyssey, including just how hard it is to win best picture with back to back films. Then Katey talks to Carrie Coon about finding a home on the set of The Gilded Age, and why she feels so differently about real life billionaires. 00:00 Intro 01:22 The Odyssey: Second Viewing Verdict 04:29 Box Office Blows Past Expectations 06:37 Nolan's Humanist Warning 12:26 Can It Win Best Picture? 15:27 The Revenant Playbook 19:02 Head Movie Vs Heart Movie 21:48 Matt Damon's Best Actor Case 26:32 Starry Best Actor Showdown 28:09 Anne Hathaway: Lead Or Supporting? 32:01 Can The Odyssey Win The Big Five? 33:36 The Stacked Supporting Actor Race 38:56 Crafts And Below-The-Line 42:37 The Oppo Campaign Ahead 44:13 Next Week's Episode 46:17 Why Carrie Missed The Knicks Celebration 48:31 Joining Gilded Age During The Pandemic 50:48 Why Flying Alone Is Heaven 53:32 Gilded Age Parallels To Today 56:26 Women, Ambition And Influencer Culture 59:03 The Information Void 01:01:24 Finding Her American Roots 01:05:19 Billionaires Then And Now 01:08:48 The Miracle Of Making Tv 01:09:58 New Holocaust Film And Climate On Set 01:12:21 Celebrating The Emmy Nominations Subscribe today to Prestige Junkie After Party bonus episodes. Subscribe to the Prestige Junkie newsletter. Follow Katey on Letterboxd. Follow The Ankler.
Reece Feldman, known online as Guy with a Movie Camera, joins Katey to talk about what he learned watching Christopher Nolan at work on The Odyssey, and why the film lives up to what would probably feel like an unbelievable amount of hype for any other movie. Then, Hacks co-creators Lucia Aniello, Paul W. Downs and Jen Statsky join to talk about how they decided it was time for the show to end and the particular joy they get in what might be the show's most surprising Emmy nomination — outstanding original music and lyrics. 00:00 Intro 01:06 Inside The Odyssey Set In Iceland 05:56 What Makes A Nolan Set Different 08:44 Emma Thomas And The Iceland Shoot 10:17 Why You Must See It In Imax 70Mm 15:22 The Performances That Stand Out 18:15 The Odyssey As Oppenheimer's Sister Film 19:14 Can Lightning Strike Twice At The Box Office 23:07 The Art Of Going Viral 26:03 Why Awards Still Matter 27:37 Ranking The Nolan Filmography 30:35 Next: 'Hacks' Co-Creators 32:02 Breaking The Emmy Nominations Record 34:51 Why Five Seasons Was Always The Plan 37:05 Why Paris Was Always The Endgame 38:29 Ai As The Villain Of The Season 42:09 The Academy Museum Screening 43:54 Bob Lipka And Tony Goldwyn's Range 47:37 Giving Marty, Dj And Marcus Their Endings 50:48 Writing From A Place Of Love 54:58 What Paul Will Miss About Jimmy 56:13 The Story Behind The Tejano Song Subscribe today to Prestige Junkie After Party bonus episodes. Subscribe to the Prestige Junkie newsletter. Follow Katey on Letterboxd. Follow The Ankler.
Katey and Chris Rosen join forces to make their final predictions in all the major Emmy categories, keeping an eye out for a Widow's Bay surge, a massive number of nominations for The Pitt, the most chaotic categories, and all the other narratives we'll be talking about for the rest of Emmy season. Join us on YouTube on Wednesday at 11:30 am Eastern/8:30 am Pacific as we cover the Emmy nominations announcement together live! 00:00 Intro 00:51 Is This A Good Emmy Year? 02:18 Why Campaigning Matters At The Emmys 04:11 Best Limited Series 07:22 Lead Actress: Who Beats Sarah Pidgeon? 10:39 Lead Actor: Matthew Rhys Double Threat 13:04 Supporting Actress Limited Series 15:37 Supporting Actor 18:06 Comedy Series: Can Anyone Beat Hacks? 22:11 Gene Smart Vs Lisa Kudrow 25:02 Lead Comedy Actor Is Wide Open 27:34 Supporting Comedy Actress Breakouts 29:26 Comedy Supporting Actor Predictions 31:53 Comedy Supporting Actress Chaos 33:45 Can Anything Beat The Pitt? 38:05 Drama Lead Actor Locks 39:36 The Zendaya Vs Seehorn Race 43:06 Drama Supporting Actor 45:44 Drama Supporting Actress 49:29 Big Emmy Stories To Watch Subscribe today to Prestige Junkie After Party bonus episodes. Subscribe to the Prestige Junkie newsletter. Follow Katey on Letterboxd. Follow The Ankler.
Katey and Chris Rosen regroup to look at the 2026 movies that are already in the Oscar race, how the buzz from this year's Cannes Film Festival will translate to the fall, and what we're already anticipating, including new trailers for fall movies like Digger and The Debut. 00:00 Intro 00:57 The Vibes Are Finally Good 03:30 Project Hail Mary Leads The Pack 07:47 The Optimism Theory 11:23 Can Obsession Go All The Way? 15:18 The Trouble With Michael 17:51 Movies We're Mourning 21:49 The Bride And Pressure's Chances 24:56 Anne Hathaway's Busy Year 28:15 Zendaya And Pattinson's Overdue Oscars 30:50 Toy Story 5 And Taylor Swift 34:48 The Cannes Contenders 40:38 Paper Tiger And Coward 43:06 The Digger Trailer 46:21 Turturro's Best Actor Case 48:25 The Debut And Giamatti's Moment 52:08 Artificial In Limbo 54:11 The Odyssey Outlook 57:20 Coming Up Subscribe today to Prestige Junkie After Party bonus episodes. Subscribe to the Prestige Junkie newsletter. Follow Katey on Letterboxd. Follow The Ankler.
With Obsession tearing up the box office, Toy Story reigning supreme and a new Christopher Nolan movie on the way, it’s fervent fanbases driving so much of the excitement in the movie business right now. Film critic Katie Walsh joins Katey to talk about how it happened, how Heated Rivalry predicted all of this, and what might come next. 00:00 Intro 01:06 The New Era Of Niche Fandom 02:55 When Youtubers Take Over The Box Office 06:56 Gen Z And The Indie Filmmaker Revolution 09:02 The New John Carpenters Of Horror 13:18 When Hollywood Takes The Wrong Lessons 17:48 Ai Vs Original Voices 22:02 Original Hits And The Minions Phenomenon 25:10 Superhero Fatigue And What's Next 28:38 The Dark Side Of Stakeholder Fans 35:08 The Rise Of The Director Fandom 39:37 Horror Invades The Oscar Race Subscribe today to Prestige Junkie After Party bonus episodes. Subscribe to the Prestige Junkie newsletter. Follow Katey on Letterboxd. Follow The Ankler.
Peter Knegt joins Katey to talk about Stop! That! Train!, Leviticus, and the surge of queer summer movies that we hope is a big new trend. Then, Michael Urie talks to Katey about the thrill of sticking around Shrinking for a new season, the similarities between that show and his breakthrough hit Ugly Betty, and some surprising side-effects of appearing on The $100,000 Pyramid. 00:00 Intro 00:44 Coming Up... 02:23 Pride Month Hits The Multiplex 04:38 Inside 'Stop That Train' 11:28 John Early's 'Maddie's Secret' 14:50 'Leviticus' And Queer Horror 19:33 Jane Schoenbrun Strikes Again 24:20 Trans Stories On Screen 27:19 Is Queer Cinema Back? 34:51 Shrinking Season 4 Surprise 37:18 The Chillest Job In Hollywood 38:29 Network Tv Vs Streaming Bubble 42:58 What The Crew Tells You 44:49 Finding Out Brian's A Narcissist 46:19 Fans Of The Show 50:50 Game Show Chaos 52:27 The Juilliard Mafia 55:00 Losing Your Juilliard Polish 58:07 Acting Across From Harrison Ford 01:00:02 Les Miz In The Bronco 01:01:40 The Emmys Reaction Heard Round The World 01:05:42 Why Jeff Hiller's Win Mattered Subscribe today to Prestige Junkie After Party bonus episodes. Subscribe to the Prestige Junkie newsletter. Follow Katey on Letterboxd. Follow The Ankler.
Inside Christopher Rosen's live conversation with the creators and cast of Prime Video's ambitious new series Spider-Noir, including stars Jack Huston, Lukas Haas, Karen Rodriguez and Lamorne Morris and co-creator Oren Uziel. And yes, they all have incredible stories about the show's star, Nicolas Cage. 00:00 Intro 02:24 Casting Opposite Nic Cage 03:47 Building On-Screen Chemistry 07:05 Playing The Villains 09:19 Living Inside A Real Noir 11:43 "It's Not A Parody" 13:21 Reinventing Spider-Man Characters 15:16 Cracking The Janet Riddle 20:29 Finding The Melody Of Noir 22:50 How The Cast Shaped The Script 23:50 The Best Nic Cage Stories Subscribe today to Prestige Junkie After Party bonus episodes. Subscribe to the Prestige Junkie newsletter. Follow Katey on Letterboxd. Follow The Ankler.
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