Topic: Interview

Jerry O'Connell said his new positive-thinking film, "The Secret: Dare to Dream," is coming out just when the world needs it.

Mercedes Kilmer said she was happy to make her feature film debut in "Paydirt" opposite a talented leading man -- her father, "Top Gun" and "The Doors" icon Val Kilmer.

Vinnie Jones, Malcolm McDowell and Leven Rambin discuss making "The Big Ugly," which Jones produced and is on VOD Friday.

Aidan Gallagher says Season 2 of Netflix's superhero drama, "The Umbrella Academy," will show his character, Five, like he never has been seen before.

Mike 'The Miz' Mizanin hopes that new water sports competition series "Cannonball" will help people forget about their troubles during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Director Catherine Hardwicke and "Don't Look Deeper" star Helena Howard discuss how they created a near future teenage drama for Quibi's new series.

Playing Nobel Prize-winning physicist Pierre Curie in the movie "Radioactive" required an education for actor Sam Riley. Riley speaks with UPI about his preparation for the role.

Josh Hartnett plays real life Globe and Mail journalist Victor Malarek in "Most Wanted." The actor admired his character's commitment to defending the vulnerable against powerful people.

"Die Hart" screenwriter and producer Tripper Clancy says Kevin Hart came up with the idea to make a comedy that pokes fun of his aspirations to become a leading man.

Comedian Jay Mohr's new show, "American Treasure," marks his first stand-up special in five years -- and the first since his approach to comedy underwent "a revolutionary change."

Kevin Bacon, Amanda Seyfried, Judd Apatow, Ron Perlman and more discuss Hollywood's new guidelines for resuming production during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Daniel Bruhl says the social issues that drive his TNT thriller "The Alienist" feel "incredibly current" even though the show takes place more than 100 years ago.

Holliday Grainger, Callum Turner, Ron Perlman, Ben Miles and creator Ben Chanan discuss the Peacock original series "The Capture."

Jessica Brown Findlay, Harry Lloyd and Alden Ehrenreich discuss the Peacock miniseries adaptation of Aldous Huxley's "Brave New World," which they find more modern than science fiction.

The Peacock original "Intelligence" brings "Friends" star David Schwimmer back to TV comedy as a vulgar, insecure NSA agent in England. It's streaming starting Wednesday.