Actress Christine Baranski sat down with HFPA journalist Ana Maria Bahiana to discuss the latest season of her topical CBS All Access series The Good Fight. They also discuss the evolution of her character Diane Lockhart from inception on the hit Golden-Globe-nominated series The Good Wife almost ten years ago until today, what she loves about theater versus television, how she co-starred in musicals like Mamma Mia and Chicago, how Hollywood's landscape has changed amidst the #MeToo movement, and more.

Patricia Arquette sat down with HFPA journalist Phillip Berk to talk about her latest project: the abusive mother Dee Dee on the TV series the Act. They dig into the psychology of playing a character with Munchausen syndrome by proxy and the damage she did to the daughter she raised. The two also discuss her sister Rosanna, her memories of the awards circuit for Boyhood, homelessness in America, the progress in the #MeToo movement, equal pay for women,x and more.

Actor Michael Kelly sat down with HFPA journalist Henry Arnaud to talk about his career, from his major role as Doug Stamper on the first Netflix original series House of Cards to his work as Mike November on the Amazon adaptation of Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan. They also discuss Kevin Spacey's removal from House of Cards and the steps to finish out the series, how losing his hair affected his career, and how he came to star in an episode of Black Mirror.

Sophie Turner sat down with HFPA journalist Patricia Danaher to discuss her experience with two major roles: Jean Grey and Sansa Stark. They talk about her playing two powerful female roles and the road that got her there, from humble beginnings at England's Playbox theater to growing up in the public eye to finding a local bar in Belfast to her love of criminology. They also dive into her thoughts on Brexit, her fight to help survivors of sexual assault, her recent marriage to Joe Jonas, and more.

Zachary Quinto sat down with HFPA journalist Anke Hofmann to talk about his new show NOS4A2 and what drew him back to playing another supernatural villain. They also talk about his driving the 1938 Rolls Royce Wraith on the show, why he wanted to do a reboot of In Search Of, what brought him to do the Broadway revival of The Boys in the Band, his fondest memory of Leonard Nimoy, what it was liking coming out as gay in 2011, and how perception of the LGBTQ+ community has changed over the last 50 years.