Rebecca Romijn in Back Chat, Who Dec. 12, 2016
/I got to speak with Rebecca Romijn for season 3 of The Librarians. As a bonus, I spoke to fellow 1988 cherub Noah Wyle — that interview is online.
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I got to speak with Rebecca Romijn for season 3 of The Librarians. As a bonus, I spoke to fellow 1988 cherub Noah Wyle — that interview is online.
I got to speak with Jack Martin, the star of the film The Legend of Ben Hall. In a rare affirmation that an interview subject has read your piece, Jack sent on a selfie with the article!
Sometimes you have to write about 'Angels.'
While Constance Wu receives praise and award-show nods in the US for Fresh Off the Boat, Fiona Choi, who plays matriarch Jenny Law in Australian comedy The Family Law, has gotten nominated for an AACTA Award here. What a pleasure to get to know her.
In a first, I spoke with Bruce Campbell in a cramped hotel room set up for video. As a print person, this was an odd arrangement, but Bruce was affable and everything you would think he'd be. Thanks to the folks at Australian streaming service Stan for the opportunity (so the person he is looking at in the still below is me!) I got to confess my love for The Adventures of Brisco County Jr, which made it worth it! Also, please note — I know he carries a boomstick, but the word was copy edited to 'broomstick.' For fans of Ash v Evil Dead, here's Bruce!
I already adore Please Like Me's Josh Thomas, so any chance I get to interview him is a bonus. For the Sexiest People 2016 issue, Josh was part of the "Funny Is Sexy" act, which also included James Corden, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and featured stars Dave Hughes and Kate Langbroek. Josh's answers are fantastic. I added more online here.
I spoke with actors Richard Roxburgh about his children's book Artie and the Grime Wave and Celia Pacquola about her TV series Rosehaven. If you click on their names, you get to some added material from their online interviews. Also on these pages, I wrote the listings for Black Mirror and Ice Age.
Who doesn't like to ogle at cool real estate? I have done a few of these since but it's still fun to look through!
I was absolutely thrilled to be connected on a call to Tyler Henry by David Gardner, a publicist I have known for most of my career. I think Tyler sensed the joy, too — it carried through our interview. I have placed other parts of our chat online, which you can read here.
Here is the official Jonathan LaPaglia interview to start the revival of a local edition of Survivor in Australia. I did most of the contestant chats in the form of exit interviews that posted on Who.com, so you can check them out there. I definitely got flashbacks to the US series, especially when I did a finale preview with the host (read here), the winner interview with Kristie Bennett, and the love story between contestants Lee Carseldine and Elena Rowland.
It was a complete pleasure to meet Liane Moriarty, whose novel Big Little Lies has become a huge sensation in the US thanks to the HBO series produced by Reese Witherspoon and co-starring Nicole Kidman, Shailene Woodley and more. Thumbnail photo courtesy of Uber Photography.
Another continent, another Survivor. Lucky me! I spoke with actor Jonathan LaPaglia before he took off for Samoa to shoot the newest season of Australian Survivor for Ten.
Voice Australia contestant Crissy Ashcroft is a combat veteran with PTSD. I thought it was important to tell her story and am grateful she let us into her home to share it.
Dream assignment fulfilled: Writing about the finale of Eurovision. (My dreams are simple)
People provided some fun reporting on the filming of Keeping Up With the Kardashians in Cuba, and who doesn't want to gawk at hot property?