Category: The Nevers Interviews
EW Interview: Laura Donnelly and Ann Skelly Talk The Nevers and Joss Whedon
When you’ve got close female friends it always feels very much like a sisterhood. [The show] was pitched to me very early on that this was like a female Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid and I just loved that. I do think that there’s so much about Ann that is actually similar to Penance and the same with me and Amalia, so I think that our relationship with each other is not entirely dissimilar to the one that Penance and Amalia have – there’s genuine support, genuine love there, and we have a hell of a lot of fun together. Hopefully, that reads. The chemistry of these two characters together was kind of the most important element of starting off the show.
Collider Interview: Nick Frost Talks Truth Seekers, Simon Pegg, The Nevers and More (video)
Collider recently chatted to Nick Frost about his new series with Simon Pegg, Truth Seekers. They also discussed his friendship with Simon and the projects…
Collider Interview: Nick Frost Talks The Nevers
Joss is amazing – like as a person, not as a director. He’s really giving and generous of spirit and of time. But when he’s on set, he’s so driven and focused and mumbly.
Laura Donnelly on A Performer, A Pint and A Pod Podcast
Laura Donnelly (The Nevers) is featured on episode A Performer, A Pint and A Pod talking about The Nevers as well as her outstanding career…
Collider Interview: James Norton Talks The Nevers and Mr Jones
I talked about being blessed with someone like Gareth Jones, but Joss Whedon is a whole other type of blessing, but one which I’m very grateful to be able to experience. His mind is something extraordinary, and I’m in awe of it, with his creativity, energy, inquisitiveness and humility, all mixed in one. The man wields immense power intellectually and as a director, and yet hes the most humble, soft-spoken and self-deprecating person ion the set. I have a lot of love for Joss.
IGN Interview: Joss Whedon Talks The Nevers
IGN talked to Joss Whedon at Comic-Con about his upcoming HBO Series, The Nevers. The show is set in the Victorian era and features a group of superpowered women. But what does the title mean? is it the name of a superhero group a la The Avengers? not exactly. Turns out it’s a reference to how these super-powered women are viewed by society.
Gentleman’s Journal Interview: Tom Riley Talks The Collection
Amazon’s new TV show, The Collection, is set in the gripping world of a fictional fashion house, Paul Sabine, which has been tasked with restoring Paris as the haute couture capital of the world. Inspired by one of the most prolific and innovative periods in the history of design, The Collection has subsequently been dubbed “the most stylist show since Mad Men.”