Star Interview

How does this follow on from the previous films, in terms of characterisation?   The vulnerable Rohit drives this film and is the most important character in this film, mores than Krishna whose alter ego is of course Krrish. So essentially, I play 2 and a half parts. Rohit is the hero of this film. He just radiates and fills up the frame with all the emotional feelings that one needs to feel while you watch a film. He’s full of love, he’s very sweet and giving and he’s one bright ball o ........

What were your thoughts when you saw the final cut of "One Direction: This Is Us"?   Styles: It was nerve-racking. The thing was, we saw a couple of cuts before. We saw, like, five or six cuts before it was finished. And I think when you go into a screening [of a movie] that you know isn't completely done yet, you have that kind of bit of insurance in your mind that if there's something you don't like, you can change it. And if you want to move things around, if you don't think it works that ........

Q: Where does this story fit into the X-Men timeline?   James Mangold: This film situates itself after the three X-Men movies that exist and finds Logan at a point when the X-Men are gone, Jean Grey is gone, a lot of the ties he had to the world are gone. It was very important to me, I wanted to place this movie in a story where Hugh and I could allow it to create its own world.  Not having to answer to another movie or hand-off to another movie, that we could kind of do what we wanted to do ........

Q: Normally I like to begin by asking writers and directors what the first germ of an idea was for their film. In this  instance, you’re working with a well established character and a comic. But I’d like to ask, back when Man of Steel was  a first pitched – even as a possibility that you might direct it – was there one thing in particular that jumped to your  mind? “If I ever make a Superman movie, I want it to feature this.“   ZS: There was always this thing in my head, an ........

Domenico Misciagna: I met Chris Sanders in Rome. Sanders is co-directer of The Croods, the new cartoon from DreamWorks  Animation. The Croods is about a family of cavemen forced to leave their home due to the imminent end of the world.  Before moving to DreamWorks, Chris worked at Disney, storyboarding The Rescuers Down Under, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin  and The Lion King. He was promoted to co-writer and head of the story on Mulan, then made his debut as a director with  Lilo & S ........