538 episodes
Awards Chatter The Hollywood Reporter
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- TV & Film
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5.0 • 13 Ratings
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'Awards Chatter' is a podcast that features in-depth interviews with the most interesting and accomplished people in show business. Created and hosted by: Scott Feinberg
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Tom Hollander - 'Feud: Capote vs. The Swans'
The veteran British character actor reflects on starting his screen career at just 14, juggling art house projects (e.g. 'Pride and Prejudice' and 'In the Loop') with big-studio franchise films (e.g. 'Pirates of the Caribbean' and 'Mission: Impossible' installments) and, in just the last two years, finding himself in the center of the zeitgeist as a central part of both season two of 'The White Lotus' and, most recently, FX's limited series about writer Truman Capote and the society ladies in his life.
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Sofía Vergara - 'Griselda'
The Colombian actress best known for 'Modern Family' reflects on her accidental entry in showbiz at 17, her rollercoaster journey through the TV business en route to landing the role of Gloria Delgado-Pritchett and the very personal reason she fought for years to play the 'Godmother of Cocaine.'
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Kevin Costner - 'Horizon: An American Saga - Chapter 1' [LIVE]
In front of an audience in the Campari Lounge at the Cannes Film Festival, the legendary actor and Oscar-winning filmmaker reflects on the projects for which he was most (and least) celebrated, what's going on with 'Yellowstone' and why he has put millions of his own dollars towards a four-film Western epic.
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Hannah Einbinder - 'Hacks' [LIVE]
In front of an audience at Chapman University, the standup comedian and comedic actress reflects on her greatest influences, how she was changed by getting on and off Adderall and what it's like acting for the first time on a Max comedy series opposite the legendary Jean Smart.
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Emma Corrin - 'A Murder at the End of the World' [LIVE]
In front of an audience at Chapman University, the British actress best known for their award-winning portrayal of Princess Diana on season four of Netflix's 'The Crown' reflects on their path to that career-making role, their gender journey and their acclaimed portayal of a Gen Z amateur detective on FX limited series.
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Anna Sawai - 'Shōgun' [LIVE]
In front of an audience at Chapman University, the Japanese actress, whose performance on FX’s smash-hit limited series has catapulted her to stardom, reflects on her days in a J-pop girl group, reaching an international audience for the first time through ‘F9’ and the unique challenges and rewards of playing Lady Mariko.
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Customer Reviews
Excellent
I’m so glad I’ve found this to listen to over the festive season. Beautifully produced and wonderful interviews without the palaver.
Engaging, extremely informed host elicits the best stories from excellent guests
I love films, and love the stories behind them, so it was with a sense of deep dawning appreciation that I realised this was one of the most fascinating film/tv podcasts out there. I say this being moved to write a review after hearing the Michael Eisner episode - someone I really didn't know that much about (apart from my awareness of his 'big cheese' connection to Disney and Apple). But that, coupled with incredible interviews with Ian McKellen, Richard Dreyfus and Jason Segal (regarding 'End of the Tour', one of my favourite films of the last couple of years) meant I couldn't keep my praise to myself any further!
I know I've just produced a list of the usual suspects, but do be assured that Awards Chatter certainly does its bit for casting light on industry people who aren't default 'white men' - and I really appreciate that, as it shows that regular mainstream media isn't covering people just as talented, with riveting stories to tell, who aren't actually minorities - women and other ethnicities are doing just as much, and the coverage is nowhere near token.
The host, Scott Feinberg, is an obvious enthusiast, which makes the podcasts highly entertaining to listen to - he absolutely knows his stuff, is very passionate, and that is contagious. He asks the best questions, the guests really open up to his positive, informed attitude, and everyone wins.
I listen to a lot of podcasts, and sometimes my attention drifts away from them, but this never happens with Awards Chatter. Every moment, every anecdote is compelling and entertaining and insightful. Thanks Scott! With you and Mark Kermode's podcast with Simon Mayo in the world, we film fans will never go hungry for intelligent criticism and interviews.