Indian Actor Subrat Dutta on Netflix’s III Smoking Barrels + The Flickering of an Actor’s Imagination
Acting was a desire for Mumbai actor Subrat Dutta since the 70s. He began infusing dancing with acting. Through Dutta’s early starts, self-expression started to make him into a father, husband, and man. The Indian actor’s recent project Netflix’s III Smoking Barrels is a three-part story film which is about a child who goes on […]
Martin Angerbauer on ‘Ophelia’ & The Intensity of A Writer’s Muse
Austrian actor Martin Angerbauer is a farmer’s boy turned Austrian-London actor. His ginger hair is of the many great attributes about him. He opens up about his role in the recent film Ophelia. This film is a female driven view of William Shakespeare’s play Hamlet. As acting deals with high expression in one’s personality, Angerbauer thinks […]
Music Icon Suga T Opens Up About Life, Music, Television, and Film Career
ATM: What kept you and the rest of the members in The Click consistent back in the day? S: It was because we were cut from this cloth. It was because of coming from the atmosphere related to the streets and the urban world. No one was going to give us anything and they did […]
Actress Patti French on Topics Raised in POMS & Hulu’s ‘The Act’
ATM: Describe how different the world would be if we were given a random age when coming into Earth instead of aging upward. PF: Today, seeing 30 years old, this was kind of the way we used to be in my generation. At 18 or 20, you got out of the school and moved out […]
NBC’s The Village Look at Adulthood with Actor Jerod Haynes
ATM: The Village showcases adults in a different way than what we see. Adults are usually seen as perfect and having all the answers. However, on this show, this is not the case. We see adults struggle and when they do not always have the correct answers. Sometimes they are searching to find the answers. […]
Actress Tyla Abercrumbie Gives Insight on Her Role & A Debate on Gentrification
ATM: Describe the prominence of the word “If” in the black culture as used in an episode of The Chi related your onscreen son Kevin. TA: It is pretty common in American black culture. This is based on getting used to the idea of believing in the opportunities available. For example, “If I go to […]
Chicago Actor Andre Bellos on Past Acting New Endeavor
ATM: How can you express the competitive nature of acting when first beginning? AB: This is such a great question. I am so glad you asked. I knew acting was competitive and cutthroat. This was not from experience. This was what people had told me. They would ask what I wanted to be when older. […]
Director Joe Leonard Talks Fox’s ‘Star,’ his beginning and more
ATM: Take me back to who you were at 10 years old. JL: This is a great question. I was a curious and artistic kid who did a lot of drawing. I loved photography and art. There were a lot of visual inspirations. I had bad vision and could not see very well. I had […]
Actress Susan Ziegler on ‘Wild Nights with Emily’ and Love
ATM: How do you believe love is expressed through poetry vs verbally. SZ: This is interesting. It is more thought out because it must be put down on paper and looked at. It is more of a work of art. A work of art that is not a moment like a theatre. It is more […]
Interview with Actor Joe Minoso of NBC’s ‘Chicago Fire’
ATM: How does Chicago Fire manipulate the typical stereotype for masculinity? When the male characters are confronted with sensitive topics, how does this show the softness of their masculinity? JM: I have never heard a question like this. It is very nuanced. First, if you have ever spent any amount of time with firefighters, then […]