The Saturday Interview

<p>Michelle Yeoh: ‘Going on stage, having to do interviews... it doesn’t get easier, to be honest’ </p>
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Michelle Yeoh: ‘Looking back, I go, “What the hell was I thinking?”’

The Oscar-winning star of ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’, ‘Wicked’ and ‘Tomorrow Never Dies’ speaks to Louis Chilton about her new Star Trek spin-off ‘Section 31’ and the shocking risks of her early days as a Hong Kong action legend

<p>Katherine Waterston: ‘Actors are usually in a sort of first date state with their co-stars'</p>
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Katherine Waterston: ‘I felt a lot of shame about playing mothers’

The US star of ‘Fantastic Beasts’ and ‘Alien: Covenant’ talks to Louis Chilton about reuniting with Michael Fassbender for Paramount’s new spy thriller ‘The Agency’, yearning for a return to the old Hollywood studio system, and the ‘waste and recklessness’ of franchise filmmaking

Interview

Katherine Waterston: ‘I felt a lot of shame about playing mothers’

The US star of ‘Fantastic Beasts’ and ‘Alien: Covenant’ talks to Louis Chilton about reuniting with Michael Fassbender for Paramount’s new spy thriller ‘The Agency’, yearning for a return to the old Hollywood studio system, and the ‘waste and recklessness’ of franchise filmmaking

<p>Katherine Waterston: ‘Actors are usually in a sort of first date state with their co-stars'</p>
<p>‘Anger can make you self-immolate, but energy drives creativity’ </p>
Interview

Bernardine Evaristo: ‘A Black woman hasn’t won the Booker since me’

The author of ‘Girl, Woman, Other’, who won the top literary prize in 2019, talks to Annabel Nugent about the moment in her career that made the world take notice, why she is channelling rage into energy, and her novel ‘Mr Loverman’ being adapted for the BBC

Interview

Bernardine Evaristo: ‘A Black woman hasn’t won the Booker since me’

The author of ‘Girl, Woman, Other’, who won the top literary prize in 2019, talks to Annabel Nugent about the moment in her career that made the world take notice, why she is channelling rage into energy, and her novel ‘Mr Loverman’ being adapted for the BBC

<p>‘Anger can make you self-immolate, but energy drives creativity’ </p>
<p>Norah Jones is enjoying life in the slow lane</p>
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Norah Jones on overnight fame, vulnerability and singing with Dolly

The ‘Come Away with Me’ singer experienced a stratospheric rise to stardom back in the Noughties. Two decades on, she tells Helen Coffey why she has no interest in reaching the same level of success again – and why her biggest goal these days is to have fun

Interview

Norah Jones on overnight fame, vulnerability and singing with Dolly

The ‘Come Away with Me’ singer experienced a stratospheric rise to stardom back in the Noughties. Two decades on, she tells Helen Coffey why she has no interest in reaching the same level of success again – and why her biggest goal these days is to have fun

<p>Norah Jones is enjoying life in the slow lane</p>
<p>Christopher Eccleston: ‘As a child, I saw TV as overtly political. It was what I saw in the work of Dennis Potter and Alan Bleasdale, so that is what I headed for’ </p>
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Christopher Eccleston: ‘An A-list actor implied I was copping a feel’

The ‘Doctor Who’ star opens up to Helen Brown about feeling betrayed, why he took a part in ‘True Detective’, and how the networks should take note of the success of ‘Mr Bates vs The Post Office’

Interview

Christopher Eccleston: ‘An A-list actor implied I was copping a feel’

The ‘Doctor Who’ star opens up to Helen Brown about feeling betrayed, why he took a part in ‘True Detective’, and how the networks should take note of the success of ‘Mr Bates vs The Post Office’

<p>Christopher Eccleston: ‘As a child, I saw TV as overtly political. It was what I saw in the work of Dennis Potter and Alan Bleasdale, so that is what I headed for’ </p>

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