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Youth“My first day of filming was a night shoot at 3 a.m. I had a three-page monologue where I berate my dad, played by Michael Caine,” says Weisz, who stars in the moody drama about an aging orchestra conductor. “Paolo [Sorrentino, the director] covered us in mud and placed a ... More

Youth“Paolo Sorrentino sent me a script, which he said he’d written for me. I was stunned that he’d even heard of me, let alone written a script for me, but I absolutely fell in love with it,” the Youth star explains. “I don’t play the lead very often in ... More

Freeheld“Every time I read this script, I’m emotionally moved,” Page says of Freeheld, which is based on a real-life lesbian couple facing heartbreaking discrimination. “When I met Stacie Andree and she took me around the town and into the house that was her and Laurel Hester’s home, or to the convenience ... More

Beasts of No Nation“Watching this movie, sometimes I wanted to cry—but I didn’t,” Attah says of his debut in Beasts of No Nation. “I hope people take away that it’s important to help the African countries that have child soldiers. They should stop the children so that they can ... More

The End of the Tour“The biggest challenge of making this movie was getting over my own fears; there were so many voices, including my own, saying I wouldn’t be capable of doing it,” Segel says of portraying the late author David Foster Wallace. “The biggest reward was when we ... More

Youth“The day I completed shooting, I said to the director that I wasn’t really finished,” the Youth star recalls. “And I still feel that way, because this story is really a poem; it’s difficult to tell where it ends. It’s something I still reflect on, especially as we’re offering ... More

Love & Mercy“I feel like the creative process was really alive on this film,” Dano says of Love & Mercy, in which he portrays a young Brian Wilson. “We had live musicians in the studio, including some of the guys who tour with Brian now, and were filming where he recorded ... More

Steve Jobs “This film was all of us in it together, and that was very much because of Danny giving us these roles and guiding us and being there for every step of it,” Winslet says of Steve Jobs, the masterful look at the late founder of Apple. “He was letting us ... More

Steve Jobs“You can’t buy an opinion off Steve Wozniak. He always says what he thinks, and, thank God, he loved it,” the director says with relief. “He knew Steve Jobs as well as anyone, they had a complicated, deeply important friendship over many, many decades, and together set in motion ... More