Paul Mescal sat down with HFPA journalist Helen Hoehne to discuss his character Connell on Hulu's adaptation of Sally Rooney's Normal People and how he related to the role. They also dig into his relationship with his mother, doing press in the time of COVID, what initially drew him into the theater, speculation on what would happen with Marianne and Connell in a hypothetical season two, and more.

Alden Ehrenreich sat down with Scott Orlin to discuss the new Peacock TV adaptation of Aldous Huxley's novel Brave New World, and how Huxley's vision of how comfortable lives can result in surrendering freedom when offered, drugs, free love, and more. They also talk about learning from Francis Ford Coppola, mastering rope tricks for his role the Coen Bros.' "Hail, Caesar!", the pressures of playing Han Solo, why he loves book stores, and more.

Asa Butterfield sat down with HFPA journalist Barbara Gasser to discuss his role as Otis Milburn in the Netflix series Sex Education. They also dive into the many talented people he's worked with in his surprisingly long career including Martin Scorsese on Hugo, Harrison Ford on Ender's Game, Tim Burton on Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children, and more.

Tobias Menzies sat down with HFPA journalist Margaret Gardiner to discuss his role as Prince Philip on the third and fourth season of Netflix's The Crown and what draws him to morally complex characters. They also discuss his roles in films like Atonement and Underworld: Blood Wars, his TV stints on Rome, Catastrophe, Game Of Thrones, Outlander, go into how he lived with Helena Bonham Carter for a month, and more.

Daisy Edgar-Jones sat down for a podcast with Tina Jøhnk Christensen to discuss her breakout role as Marianne on Hulu's Normal People and how author Sally Rooney's best-selling novel fleshed out her characters from her teenage years to young adulthood. They also discuss her audition with Paul Mescal, auditioning for the show while filming a new TV adaptation of The War of the Worlds, doing press during lockdown, and more.

Writer Jack Thorne sat down with HFPA journalist Barbara De Oliveira Pinto to discuss his career as a writer, from adapting HIs Dark Materials to scripting the play Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, and most recently The Eddy. They also talk about the twenty plays he wrote before one made it to stage, his love of reading scripts, opting not to go to the set of the movie Wonder to meet actors like Julia Roberts and Owen Wilson, why advocating for disability diversity is important to him, and more.

German actress, screenwriter, director, and producer Maria Schrader sat down with HFPA journalist Barbara Gasser to talk about directing Netflix's new miniseries Unorthodox. They also discuss new precautions with filming in the world of social distancing and COVID-19, the challenges and joys of wearing so many different hats, her favorite things about living in Berlin, and more.

Composer/musician Tamar-kali sat down with HFPA journalist Michele Manelis to discuss her forays into the world of film composing, which started with the film Mudbound in 2017. They also discuss the two-decade career in music that brought her to that project, the reliefs of not being the final arbiter on a piece of art, starring in the documentary Afro-Punk, and more.

Actress Zoë Kravitz sat down with HFPA journalist Nellee Holmes to talk about her new show for Hulu High Fidelity in which she plays the lead role, genderbending the part John Cusack played in the 2000 film adaptation. They also talk about her career on the small screen in shows like Big Little Lies and Californication, big-screen roles in films like Mad Max: Fury Road and her upcoming performance as Selina Kyle/Catwoman in The Batman, how her youth shaped her into the artist she is today, and more.

Actress Fiona Shaw sat down with HFPA journalist Patricia Danaher to discuss her decades of work in the creative arts, from stage work doing a one-woman show based on T.S. Eliot's The Waste Land and a gender-bent production of Shakespeare's Richard II, to film work giving her wider recognition such as her role as Petunia Dursley in the Harry Potter series, to television roles on hit shows like Fleabag and Killing Eve, and much much more.