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Elvis Mitchell - Film critic, journalist, and interviewer known for his in-depth conversations with leading figures in film and popular culture.
Mario Van Peebles - Improvisational Directing, Revealing Character Through Action, Creative Collaboration, And His Work On Nemesis.
Chelsea Peretti - Her Comedic And Acting Work, Directing, And A Formative Absurdist Play.
Wes Anderson - The Role Of Music, Scores, Soundtracks, And Creative Collaborators In His Films.
The Treat: Richard Gadd
July 20, 2026
Emmy-winning actor and writer Richard Gadd purposely puts his characters under great tension. He wrote and starred in the 2024 Netflix series 'Baby Reindeer,' which won three Emmys, and most recently created and starred in the HBO series 'Half Man.' He’s up for another Emmy in September for his performance. For his treat, Gadd celebrates an iconic duo, who also often found themselves under great tension, which led to classic comedy.
Mario Van Peebles on using action to reveal character
July 17, 2026
For actor and director Mario Van Peebles, talent runs in the family. Mario, the son of the late director Melvin Van Peebles, is perhaps best known for his groundbreaking 1991 film 'New Jack City,' which he directed and starred in. He also wrote, directed and starred in the 2003 film 'Baadasssss!' playing his father during the making of his breakthrough film 'Sweet Sweetback’s Baadasssss Song.' Mario Van Peebles has kept himself busy since then and his latest project is as p...
The Treat: Chelsea Peretti
July 13, 2026
Chelsea Peretti’s work as a comedian and as an actress on shows such as 'Brooklyn Nine-Nine' demonstrates how her gift for deadpan can highlight the humor in the material. In 2023, she directed her first film aptly titled 'First Time Female Director.' For her treat, she cites a 1957 absurdist play that got plenty of laughs in spite of its bleak story.
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