Category: Interview
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Daniel Craig on Spectre: The Enduring Battle Between Man and Machine in Spectre
By Kristina Moskalenko for the Russian FT – Vedomosti With Spectre, the latest chapter in the James Bond saga, coming on screens October 26 the filmmakers aim to elevate the franchise beyond the typical high-octane action and spectacle. This film takes you on a thrilling ride, from the electric energy of Mexico City’s Día de los Muertos to the icy peaks of Austria,…
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Monica Bellucci on Breaking Age Stereotypes and Redefining the Bond Girl
By Kristina Moskalenko This week, Spectre—the 24th action-packed James Bond film—premieres in cinemas. The franchise took a bold new turn in 2006 with Daniel Craig, who redefined 007 as a more complex, emotional, and human character. Since then, each film has pushed deeper into darker, more realistic territory, resonating with modern audiences. Women in the…
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Inside Carey Mulligan’s Role as Daisy Buchanan in The Great Gatsby — Cannes Film Festival Exclusive
By Kristina Moskalenko Photography: Kurt IswarienkoStyling: Erin Walsh On May 15, Carey Mulligan goes from indie darling to full-blown movie goddess. That’s the day Baz Luhrmann’s The Great Gatsby opens the 66th Cannes Film Festival—and the day Mulligan steps into the most coveted pastel heels in American literature: Daisy Buchanan’s. You know Daisy. Champagne voice,…
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Colin Firth: from Bridget Jones to British badass
By Kristina Moskalenko Remember when Colin Firth tossed Hugh Grant into a fountain for Bridget Jones’s honor? Forget it. That Firth is history. The new model doesn’t flail — he eliminates. Clean. Precise. Icy-calm. Still every inch the aristocrat, but now with a killer left hook. The British government should probably knight him already —…
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Mikhail Baryshnikov on Ageing, Friendship, and the Metaphysical Rendezvous with Joseph Brodsky
By Kristina Moskalenko From May 3–7, London’s Apollo Theatre will host the one-man show “Brodsky/Baryshnikov.” In this intimate performance, Mikhail Baryshnikov, widely regarded as one of the greatest ballet dancers of all time, reflects on ageing, life, mortality, and the profound topics rarely discussed. The premiere in Riga, Latvia, sold out in just 10 minutes.…
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Eva Green: Men Are Just Boys Until They’re 45
By Kristina Moskalenko for Interview magazine in Russia Ask any actor’s wife which actress they dread their husbands working with, and Eva Green is bound to be on that list. Known for her icy, almost otherworldly beauty, Green has earned a reputation for playing characters with a touch of the diabolical. Whether she’s seducing, scheming,…
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Keira Knightley on Anna Karenina: A Role That Redefined Her Understanding of Love, Tragedy, and Humanity
In the ever-evolving world, the art of forging genuine connections remains timeless. Whether it’s with colleagues, clients, or partners, establishing a genuine rapport paves the way for collaborative success.
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Daniel Radcliffe: “People Who Tear Others Down Really Piss Me Off”
By Kristina Moskalenko From Harry Potter to Skinhead FBI Agent—Inside the Radical Reinvention of Daniel Radcliffe He could’ve retired young, bought a private island, and vanished into wizarding legend. Instead, Daniel Radcliffe is choosing the hard road—taking on dark, daring roles, shaving his head for undercover FBI thrillers, and refusing to disappear. And he’s got…
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Daniel Radcliffe on Love Triangles, the Friend Zone, and Getting Dating Advice from Adam Driver
“I’ve never been the third wheel before! But there’s a first time for everything, right?” — Daniel Radcliffe Interview by KRISTINA MOSKALENKO In his romantic comedy What If, Daniel Radcliffe takes a break from the wizarding world to play Wallace, a charmingly awkward guy who falls—hard—for his new friend Chantry, played by indie darling Zoe…
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Alicia Vikander: From Swedish Roots to Hollywood Stardom, Acting, Fashion & Life Insights
Interview By Kristina Moskalenko At 22, Alicia Vikander already has the kind of cinematic presence directors dream about. The Swedish actress grew up steeped in the performing arts—her mother is a celebrated theater actress, and Alicia herself has been appearing in Scandinavian television dramas since her school days. Every year, new starlets emerge from film…
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