Interview: Quentin Tarantino

Quentin Tarantino on Craig Ferguson (Part 1)

Quentin Tarantino always ignites the best movie discussions, even when the questions he's answering  don’t relate to his own movies. Recently, during an appearance The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson, Tarantino took a moment to reflect on his favorite and least favorite things about Ridley Scott’s Prometheus. Prometheus talk is at 4:48.  He talks about kids movies are at 7:00.

Interview: Leonard Nimoy on The Wrath of Khan

Leonard Nimoy talks about Last Minute Changes to his Final Scene In The Wrath of Khan

Leonard Nimoy appeared at the LA Festival to introduce and talk about Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. The film, which is enjoying its 30th anniversary this month, was being shown for free at an outdoor screening. Nimoy talked about how his death scene was changed at the last minute to give them an out to bring him back in the next movie.

Interview: Orson Scott Card and Daughter

Orson Scott Card has collaborated with his daughter Emily Janice Card to write Firefall Affinity, a new graphic novel set in the Firefall online video game. In this video, the pair discuss their work.

Interview: John Lasseter on the Future of Animation

John Lasseter (Director, Chief Creative Officer of Walt Disney Animation Studios and Pixar Animation Studios) on the future of animation at The Academy's Development of the Digital Animator at the Samuel Goldwyn Theater on May 21, 2012. You can watch all ten segments here: on Oscar’s You Tube channel.

Interview: Idris Elba Explains 'Prometheus'

Directed by Ridley Scott, and co-starring Noomi Rapace, Charlize Theron and Idris Elba, Prometheus is a prequel to the classic 1979 horror film Alien, but the ads aren’t really clear on how the two films are connected. In this interview, The Wall Street Journal sat down with Elba to find out more about the film, his role as a starship captain, and all those secret “Alien” connections.

Interview: Wil Wheaton

At the recent Calgary Comic and Entertainment Expo, the core cast of Star Trek: The Next Generation held a panel during which Battlestar Galactica’s Aaron Douglas posed an interesting question to Wil Wheaton. This prompted the youngest member of the cast (now 39 years old) to take a moment and get something off his chest.

Wil’s character Wesley Crusher on Next Generation was not unanimously received and Wil’s decision to leave the show was apparently his own. It’s not like he has been out of work since leaving Star Trek, however in geek circles, he has earned his own recognition – even playing himself on The Big Bang Theory.

But to hear him come to terms with his position on the stage, and finally be able to admit to the cast he worked with the longest that he always felt like an outsider – and then be affirmed by them – had to be a big relief for him.

This was very touching to see. Considering the show has been off the air for 18 years, and the last feature film with this cast was a decade ago, it is a testament to the fans who still have a soft spot for the franchise.

Interview: James Cameron on Prometheus

James Cameron took time out from diving to the depths of the ocean floor to share his thoughts on Ridley Scott's return to the Alien universe. Prometheus is set 30 years before the original 1979 film. Cameron directed an awesome sequel, Aliens. He also talks a bit about the highly-anticipated Avatar sequels and if we will ever see Terminator films in 3D.

Interview: Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter Press Conference

Last week, the crew of Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter accepted questions from UK media sites for a live press conference, which can now be seen online.

Star Benjamin Walker, co-star Rufus Sewell, director Timur Bekmambetov, and author Seth Grahame-Smith talk about why the beloved US president makes such a strong film figure, the creation of Sewell's character Adam for the film, and Wanted director Bekmambetov's unique visual style - this time in 3D.

Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter is in cinemas 2nd August - get the inside scoop now with the highlights from the chat below.

Interview: Terry Prachett

Highlights from Sir Terry Pratchett's presentation at Capclave 2011

Interview: Erik Bauersfeld

Erik Bauersfeld, 90 years old, performed the voices of Admiral Ackbar and Bib Fortuna in "Return of the Jedi." He's still never seen the original "Star Wars," and the recording was a very small job in his respected broadcasting career. But he has developed a nice relationship with fans of the series, returning their letters and refusing to charge money for autographs.

Interview: John Cleese Responds to YouTube Comments

John Cleese provides some hilarious responses to questions and comments left on the Monty Python YouTube channel.

Interview: Rick McCallum

Star Wars prequel producer Rick McCallum talks to IGN about the upcoming live action Star Wars television show, Star Wars: Underworld.

Interview: Doctor Who's Matt Smith

Matt Smith, the current Doctor Who, tells fans what they can expect from the latest season of Doctor Who, reveals how he made his Doctor Who unique from the other incarnations of the character, discusses the warm reception he and his fellow cast members received at Comic-Con, and talks about how much fun he has on the Doctor Who set.

Interview: 'Pacific Rim' Is Not An Invasion Movie

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Interview: Robert Downey Jr. at "Captain America" Premiere

Robert Downey Jr. talks to LA Times reporter Amy Kaufman at the premiere of “Captain America” in Hollywood.

TV Preview: A Good Man Goes To War

The BBC has released two preview vids for the mid-series finale. Every since the "The Silence in the Library," Doctor Who fans have been waiting to learn who River Song is. Now, after three years and a change of Doctors, it seems we're about to find out.

Be warned, these videos contain spoilers.