More from Carita Rizzo
How ‘Monster’ and ‘Chad Powers’ Transformed Two Hollywood Heartthrobs Beyond Recognition
Charlie Hunnam’s unsettling Ed Gein look and Glen Powell’s comic undercover makeover came from very different briefs — but the same precision craft.
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‘Melania’ Doc Premieres in D.C. as Director Brett Ratner Says $75 Million Price Tag “Wasn’t About Corruption”
The Amazon MGM Studios film, which follows the first lady in the days leading up to Trump's second inauguration, debuted with support from the president and much of his Cabinet.
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‘Interview With the Vampire’ Hair and Makeup Teams “Love to Play With Blood”
Hair designer Francesco Pegoretti and makeup designer Vincenzo Mastrantonio created a new world for season two of the AMC show.
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Breaking Down ‘Bridgerton’s’ Most Over-the-Top Wig Creations
Hair and makeup designer Erika Ökvist also explains why she doesn’t allow her artistry on season 3 to be restricted by the Regency period in which the show is set.
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How VFX Was Used to Re-create the Fateful Night of Princess Diana’s Death in ‘The Crown’
“Because of the sensitive nature of what we were filming, I really felt an additional weight of responsibility [to have the viewer] not be distracted by the visual effects,” says VFX supervisor Ben Turner.
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The Secret Sauce to Impersonating Capote, Dior, Prince Andrew and Dodi Fayed
Khalid Abdalla, Tom Hollander, Ben Mendelsohn, and Rufus Sewell on how they prepped to portray real people, some of whom are still alive.
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‘Shogun’ Stunt Coordinator Wanted “No Back Flips or Crazy Hollywood Ninja Stuff” in Fight Scenes
Lauro Chartrand-DelValle also discusses training the actors and retraining stunt performers with new techniques to travel back to 1600s Japan.
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‘American Fiction’ Producer Ben LeClair Thanked Star Jeffrey Wright for Getting the Film Made: “Jeffrey Took a Chance on This Movie”
The actor, whose first starring role since 1996's 'Basquiat' has earned him his first Oscar nomination, was the name big enough to bring attention to Cord Jefferson's directorial debut.
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Dominic West, Keri Russell and Sam Claflin on Embodying Characters Who Suffer Through Complex Love Affairs
“It’s incredibly debilitating to have feelings,” ‘The Buccaneers’ star Josie Totah tells THR in a roundup of actor interviews.
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‘Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie,’ ‘Last of Us’ Directors on Taking Risks and Finding an “Intimate Connection” With Their Subjects
Emmy nominees Davis Guggenheim and Peter Hoar open up about their processes.
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‘The Last of Us’ Director Talks Helming a Love Story for the End of the World
Emmy nominee Peter Hoar looks back on “Long, Long Time,” the episode of HBO's drama series that took a major narrative risk to depict a romantic connection rarely seen on television.
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