The Saturday Interview

<p>Zoe Saldaña: ‘I have an energy, a fire that is very much still alive, and I want to challenge myself’ </p>
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Zoe Saldaña: ‘The Oscars tend to overlook actors using CGI technology’

As her Netflix film ‘Emilia Perez’ draws Oscar buzz, the ‘Avatar’ and Marvel actor talks to Annabel Nugent about the creative frustrations of big-budget franchises, her struggle to overcome dyslexia, and why she hopes – even after starring in three of the highest-grossing movies of all time – her moment might finally have arrived

<p>‘Sometimes the most torturous thing isn’t just the disrespect or mistreatment, but the fact that everyone’s acting like it’s not happening’ </p>
Interview

Anna Kendrick: ‘I was being forced into dishonesty in my private life’

The Oscar-nominated star of ‘Up in the Air’ and ‘Pitch Perfect’ has made her directorial debut with a terrifying story of a real-life serial killer. She speaks to Adam White about the traumatic relationship that led to her recent work, and why being seen as ‘quirky and relatable’ has its drawbacks

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Anna Kendrick: ‘I was being forced into dishonesty in my private life’

The Oscar-nominated star of ‘Up in the Air’ and ‘Pitch Perfect’ has made her directorial debut with a terrifying story of a real-life serial killer. She speaks to Adam White about the traumatic relationship that led to her recent work, and why being seen as ‘quirky and relatable’ has its drawbacks

<p>‘Sometimes the most torturous thing isn’t just the disrespect or mistreatment, but the fact that everyone’s acting like it’s not happening’ </p>
<p>Emma Willis: ‘I’m finally in my f***-it phase’ </p>
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Emma Willis: ‘There are people you should say no to having on TV’

Over the past two decades, the immensely likeable TV host has carved out a place as one of the most reliable, versatile presenters on the small screen. She tells Jacob Stolworthy about why ‘The Voice’ has stood the test of time, what she really thinks of controversial reality contestants, and working with husband Matt Willis

Interview

Emma Willis: ‘There are people you should say no to having on TV’

Over the past two decades, the immensely likeable TV host has carved out a place as one of the most reliable, versatile presenters on the small screen. She tells Jacob Stolworthy about why ‘The Voice’ has stood the test of time, what she really thinks of controversial reality contestants, and working with husband Matt Willis

<p>Emma Willis: ‘I’m finally in my f***-it phase’ </p>
<p>‘I was young and foolish. I suppose I had a certain amount of arrogance’ </p>
Interview

Jonny Lee Miller on fame, heroin and Harvey Weinstein: ‘I felt fury’

The star of ‘Trainspotting’ and ‘Elementary’ tells Adam White how his ex-wife Angelina Jolie set him straight on his ‘male bulls***’ – and talks about being back on stage in ‘A Mirror’, going nude in ‘Frankenstein’, and why he still cringes over his audition for ‘Romeo + Juliet’

Interview

Jonny Lee Miller on fame, heroin and Harvey Weinstein: ‘I felt fury’

The star of ‘Trainspotting’ and ‘Elementary’ tells Adam White how his ex-wife Angelina Jolie set him straight on his ‘male bulls***’ – and talks about being back on stage in ‘A Mirror’, going nude in ‘Frankenstein’, and why he still cringes over his audition for ‘Romeo + Juliet’

<p>‘I was young and foolish. I suppose I had a certain amount of arrogance’ </p>
<p>‘Regardless of your colour of your skin, regardless of how tall you are or short you are or what sex you are, regardless of how you identify, you should have the ability to play anything’ </p>
Interview

Andy Serkis: ‘I defy anyone not to tap their foot to Michael Jackson’

The actor and director goes to the pub to tell Patrick Smith why he thinks ‘Ulster American’ might start a riot, how his ‘Animal Farm’ will land in a Britain that has abandoned democratic principles and why America faces another catastrophe if Trump takes power

Interview

Andy Serkis: ‘I defy anyone not to tap their foot to Michael Jackson’

The actor and director goes to the pub to tell Patrick Smith why he thinks ‘Ulster American’ might start a riot, how his ‘Animal Farm’ will land in a Britain that has abandoned democratic principles and why America faces another catastrophe if Trump takes power

<p>‘Regardless of your colour of your skin, regardless of how tall you are or short you are or what sex you are, regardless of how you identify, you should have the ability to play anything’ </p>

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