Actress Beanie Feldstein chats with Peter Travers about "Impeachment" and her upcoming projects, including "The Humans" and "Funny Girl."
Film critic Peter Travers offers a look ahead at the new films of the season.
Matt Damon dishes on his role in the new dramatic thriller, "Stillwater."
Teyonah Parris dishes on the making of the hit Marvel series "WandaVision."
Film critic Peter Travers on the top movies to be released this summer and why you should see them in theaters.
Actor Giancarlo Esposito talks about his complex characters in "Better Call Saul" and "Godfather of Harlem," plus what it was like to work with Baby Yoda in "The Mandalorian."
Wyatt Russell dishes on what it's like to play Captain America in "The Falcon and the Winter Soldier."
Film critic Peter Travers offers his take on who will take home the Oscar statuettes at the 2021 Academy Awards.
At 12 years old, Helena Zengel stars alongside Tom Hanks in the new film "News of the World."
In this special edition of 'Popcorn,' directors Chloé Zhao and Regina King talks to Peter Travers about the making of "Nomadland" and "One Night in Miami."
Actress and singer Andra Day talks about taking on the role of her beloved icon in the new film "The United States Vs. Billie Holiday."
Spike Lee shares behind-the-scenes details about the cast and production of his film "Da 5 Bloods."
Actress Amanda Seyfried talks about becoming Hollywood legend Marion Davies in "Mank" and her favorite roles since her film debut in "Mean Girls."
Actor Daniel Kaluuya talks about his raw performance as Black Panther Party icon Fred Hampton in "Judas and the Black Messiah," as well as the success from his breakout role in "Get Out."
Viggo Mortensen talks about his feature directorial debut in "Falling" and the inspiration behind the family drama.
Actor Jared Leto talks about playing a serial killer in the new film "The Little Things."
Oscar-winning actor Gary Oldman talks about the making of "Mank" and its "celebration" of the Golden Age of Hollywood, that doesn't "sugarcoat the uglier side of it."
In this special edition of "Popcorn," film critic Peter Travers looks back on the year in movies.
Jamie Foxx makes Pixar history as the first Black lead in one of the studio's animated movies. Foxx says the importance of the opportunity in "Soul" wasn't lost on him: "Humanity needs a shot in the arm of soul, and goodness and happiness and smiles."
George Clooney opens up about his new movie, "The Midnight Sky," while sharing details about his family's life in quarantine and the uniting force of people's hatred for "Batman & Robin."
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