The actors sat down at NYCC to chat about taking their roles in The Walking Dead

"Andrew Lincoln: Afterwards so it is absolutely a character an exercise in character development. Just apply Rick to have time to play someone who is so flawed so human so so honorable driven by on real intentions is but actually over time gets changed relatively. You know it's it's that's the kinda dream really. It's like nothing I've ever read before and that's that was one of the great excellence for me. It's very exciting man. It's very exciting."

Washington Post Lead Film Critic and author talks about her impressions of Joker. 

"I didn't think it was phenomenal. I thought it was very very good. But if there's no doubt that it's well executed and I think you're absolutely right that it's a fascinating strategy on DC's part and more warner brothers parts just sort of zag a little bit. You know and Todd Phillips I mean we know him I think of him as the Hangover guy. You know bro-comedies. and kind of low ball humor but this one is incredibly gritty it very much taken its its inspiration from the New York movies of the nineteen seventies and early eighties. So it's very gritty grimy. There's no doubt that Phoenix's performance is just you know one for the ages."

Actor talks about her role in the new alternate history series, For All Mankind about the space race.

"It truly takes both of them In order for him to do his job.You know I think it's so interesting because it's easy to say well she's an astronaut white and we just assume we know and understand from previous stories told but really we go much deeper into the exploration. The wife has to mow the lawn and  raise the kid and has to create a stable environment for the husband and astronaut to come home."

The actors talk how they fit in to the new M Night Shyamalan series, Servant on Apple TV Plus

Grint: "I'm upset mysterious for presence that comes into the house. I think you spend the majority of the season wondering who she is (The Nanny) or what. She is why she's dad and yet on whether she's good or bad this question also also people whether they're good or bad. "

Free: "It's going to definitely change the dynamics no matter who they are so I think that it happens to be this car except probably changes. The dynamics a little more drastically than if it was someone normal. I think that everything that you might entire for a supernatural through in the show it also has a logical explanation so it's like the people that are coming from if you're if you're more spiritual or more than that it it can sort of see it and you can decipher it."

She voices Wonder Woman

"I mean it's interesting because it's been several years right of voicing this character and then since then now the films of come out the live action films with Gal and it's just taking it to a whole other level and in general I think comic book filming and ends sort of representation that's been expressed in them has really just taken it up a notch. Grateful for me to be a part of that whole journey for in in so many different ways I worked with Frank Miller on Sin City. He's a big reason with the Dark Knight Series As to why we started really looking at Batman and a completely different way the psychological makeup."

She talks sword training and what is in Michone's head from 2013.

"I had only on the broad sword in Grad school and so it was a whole new thing. I mean they're completely different pieces of instrument weaponry and you know it was very very intense. It was very very cool in the beginning. You know they're actually becomes a really interesting bond you developed with it . How such a perfect weapon for my show in the world that she's in. You feel that bond myself with the with the weapon."

From 2011 a sitdown conversation just before the start of season four of Sanctuary on SyFy, I spoke to Amanda Tapping and Robin Dunne.

Amanda Tapping: Well I direct the second episode sort of the season (Sanctuary Season 4) and it's basically where we left off again with the insurgents coming up and It's huge for me. It was the biggest action ahead like huge stunt fights,explosions all sorts of crazy stuff night.

The Alita Battle Angel star talks about her role in Amazon Prime's Undone.

It's more lifelike. It's more a rich. Well it's interesting because I've done this before where I'm like. Oh that's but that was a more mutated version of me. This is this is just just simply me. This is like everything is in the right proportion up there so I loved it. I loved doing things like that. Because I I like to disengage with my myself self my body, my skeleton. I'm so critical of my work extremely hard on myself but I could find nothing wrong with it. I'm so proud of it.

 

The Order composer talks collaboration in film and TV

It's all about collaborating. It's you know and usually it enriches the experience that usually makes things better. You get another perspective on something when you talk to the show runner, who's usually the writer creator of a show and they'll give you the help to inform What kind of melody? You Want to get it right. Its totally collaborative. I find music is a really it's a dance with the picture and a dance with the dialogue and you know when it's well written it doesn't just lay under there.

The host of Turner Classic movies talks her favorite of the SF movies the channel is showing every Tuesday back in July of 2019. 

I love the way that it melts together all the different astronauts stories so it is about mankind's trip to the moon not about one singular person or even a singular country you know does talk about the space race with America and the Soviet Union. But it doesn't focus on the fact that America one it feels like it was very much a global effort and a global celebration when they got there so much interesting footage in that film.