Articles Tagged with The Individualists

Jaimie Alexander has super powers in real life. Perhaps she’s picked them up from her roles as Thor’s battle partner Lady Sif in Marvel’s Studios’ “Thor” film franchise or as Jane, the tattooed mystery woman…

Michael Shannon understands that viewers find the characters he plays to be similar. After all, they share his intensity, his towering physique and that deep voice. He would just respectfully beg to differ. “The difference…

“Dead Man Walking” premiered 20 years ago at the Berlin Film Festival, and went on to win four awards there, including the Silver Bear for Sean Penn’s performance as a murderer on Death Row. This…

At once, Diego Luna feels like an old friend and an untouchable visionary. The combination of humility and intellect is disarming. His acting career has paired him with greats like Gus Van Sant (“Milk”) and…

Out of his isolated roots in New Zealand, Sam Neill has emerged as a multifaceted actor, able to tackle villainous roles (“The Piano,” “The Tudors”), heroic ones (“Jurassic Park”), and those in between (“Peaky Blinders”)…

From the whip-cracking Lane Pryce on “Mad Men” to criminal mastermind James Moriarty in “Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows,” Jared Harris has found a career in making the multi-layered villain his own. His latest…

Natasha Lyonne knows that she sounds like Al Pacino sometimes. And she seems well aware that her “thing” is not easily definable. In fact, she’s made a career of it with complex, oddball and wild…

Chelsea Handler is rebooting her career — and going global. “Chelsea Does,” a new four-part documentary series on Netflix, will introduce Handler to a worldwide audience that may not already know her from such previous…