Category: Interviews
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Tail Slate talks with the makers of ‘All In: Miracle at St. Bernard’
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TailSlate had an opportunity to talk with the directors/producers of this high school sports documentary, Gregg Backer and Evan Kanew this past week. Tail Slate: Did you get a chance to go over the questions…
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Ramaa Mosley talks to TailSlate about her latest film, ‘Lost Child’
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In 2013 I was privileged to attend a screening of The Brass Teapot and interview its director and co-writer, Ramaa Mosley. Now she has a new film, Lost Child out and that gave me the…
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Alexandra McGuinness, ‘Lotus Eaters’ writer/director, talks filming in black & white
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Lotus Eaters is a new film that has just opened in limited release in New York City and Los Angeles, from writer/director Alexandra McGuinness.
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Ramaa Mosley, ‘The Brass Teapot’ director, talks humor and ‘Close Encounters’
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Our man Brian Milinsky sits down down with Ms. Mosley to talk about her new film.
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Shannyn Sossamon talks ‘The End of Love’, doing comedy and ‘Amadeus’
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The ‘A Knight’s Tale’ actress talks about her favorite movie… but can’t seem to explain why she considers it her favorite.
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Mark Webber talks ‘The End of Love’, his 2nd effort as writer/director
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On March 1st, The End of Love will open in limited release. Written, directed and produced by its star Mark Webber (Scott Pilgrim vs the World and For a Good Time, Call) and also starring…
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Linda Kaye was thrown from car in ‘Reservoir Dogs’ and shot in ‘Pulp Fiction’
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Tail Slate’s Brian Milinsky chats with Linda Kaye, a former stunt woman and close friend of Quentin Tarantino, who has small roles in both ‘Reservoir Dogs’, ‘Pulp Fiction’, both back in theaters for special screenings…
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Marshall Lewy talks ‘California Solo’, and working with Robert Carlyle
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The writer/director of the upcoming film, ‘California Solo’, talks to Tail Slate about his new film, and what it was like working with Robert Carlyle.
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‘Hellbound?’ writer/director Kevin Miller teetered on brink of ‘atheism’
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Kevin Miller tells Tail Slate he didn’t set out to be a documentary filmmaker.
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Novelist Stephen Elliott: ‘Screenwriting is definitely easier than writing a novel’
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Author makes the transition from respected novelist to writer/director with ‘About Cherry.’