Category: Screen & Stage
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Jack Brett Anderson: The Other Side of Fear
Untrained, uninvited and cast anyway. Jack Brett Anderson on the rooms he talked his way into, and the discipline of staying in them.
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George Jaques on Sunny Dancer, Bella Ramsey and Refusing to Chase Bigger
At 26, George Jaques returns with his second feature, Sunny Dancer, a warm and unsentimental portrait of young cancer survivors led by Bella Ramsey. The director talks awards pressure, casting real survivors and why he has no interest in making each film bigger than the last.
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Giovanna Grigio in conversation with LEWIS
Giovanna Grigio says the part of her job she most enjoys is crying in a rehearsal room. Not the premieres, not the applause, but the particular despair of being convinced she will not manage it. It is an odd admission from an actress in the middle of the most conspicuous year of her career, with…
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Bob: Man of the Angels Review – The Documentary That Restores LGBTQ+ History
Rob Falconer’s Bob: Man of the Angels uncovers the extraordinary life of Bob Angelo and the hidden history of LGBTQ+ resistance in Nazi-occupied Europe. More than a documentary, it’s a moving act of remembrance that asks who gets remembered and why.
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Camrus Johnson Steps Into the LEWIS Lens
An exclusive LEWIS editorial with Camrus Johnson, captured through a sharp, cinematic lens.
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Inside Michael: The Biopic Attempting to Redefine Pop’s Most Complex Legacy
A new kind of music biopic is emerging. Michael isn’t just revisiting a legend—it’s challenging how we understand one. Here’s why it matters.
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MUBI’s Most Provocative Release Yet? Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma Lands This August
Jane Schoenbrun returns with a haunting new vision. Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma—starring Hannah Einbinder and Gillian Anderson—arrives in UK and Ireland cinemas this August.
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The Actor Awards on Netflix — Inside SAG-AFTRA’s Most Respected Night
Voted by actors, for actors The Actor Awards arrives on Netflix as one of the industry’s most authentic and respected celebrations of performance.
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Vladimir First Look: Rachel Weisz, Leo Woodall and John Slattery in Netflix’s Obsession Drama
Netflix’s Vladimir looks set to deliver one of the year’s most intriguing psychological dramas, with Rachel Weisz leading a sharp, mischievous portrait of obsession, desire and self-delusion.
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Inside Netflix’s BAFTA Party at The Twenty Two
Netflix took over Mayfair after BAFTA night. Following three wins for Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein, stars gathered at The Twenty Two for one of London’s hottest post-awards rooms.
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Netflix’s The Boyfriend Season 2 – A Winter Reset for the Most Tender Reality Show on TV
Netflix’s The Boyfriend Season 2 trades seaside summer for snowy Hokkaido, but keeps the intimacy that made the series a global favourite. Here’s why the new season feels richer, riskier and even more moving.
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Netflix’s Frankenstein Review – Guillermo del Toro’s Gothic Prayer to the Monster Within
Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein is a powerful new reimagining of Mary Shelley’s classic. In this Frankenstein Netflix review, we explore how the film blends Gothic horror, human emotion and breathtaking craftsmanship in one of del Toro’s most ambitious works.
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Nathan Braniff on Blue Lights, Belfast, and Finding Truth in Performance
Blue Lights actor Nathan Braniff speaks exclusively to LEWIS about authenticity, discipline, and the evolution of Tommy Foster and why Belfast’s story matters more than ever.
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Alistair Petrie on Hamlet, The Night Manager and the art of resilience
Alistair Petrie talks Hamlet, The Night Manager, and the human side of resilience. The British actor opens up about his craft, producing, and swimming the English Channel — proving that endurance, in work and life, begins with patience, purpose, and quiet discipline.
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Netflix’s BOOTS Review – A Sharp, Heartfelt Coming-of-Age Drama
A biting yet tender new Netflix series, BOOTS turns military life into an unexpected story of friendship, queerness, and resilience. Miles Heizer leads a standout cast in this sharp and emotional coming-of-age drama set in the 1990s Marine Corps a show that marches straight into your heart.
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Rory Alexander on Outlander: Blood of My Blood and Playing Young Murtagh
In our exclusive Rory Alexander Outlander interview, the actor discusses bringing a young Murtagh to life in Blood of My Blood, his journey from Inland to Pistol, and why authenticity drives every role he takes.
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Conor MacNeill on Outlander: Blood of My Blood and Becoming Young Ned Gowan
In our exclusive Conor MacNeill Outlander interview, the actor discusses portraying young Ned Gowan in Blood of My Blood, balancing historical accuracy with fresh energy, and the Jacobite intrigue shaping the character’s world.
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Ryan Sampson Talks Mr Bigstuff, Brassic, and The Crown
In our exclusive Ryan Sampson interview, the Brassic and Plebs star talks creating Mr Bigstuff, working on The Crown, personal loss, and the wildest fan tattoos he’s ever seen.
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Alex Sampson on ‘Growing Pains’, EP & Hudson Yards Debut
In this Alex Sampson “Growing Pains” interview, the Canadian singer‑songwriter opens up about leaving small‑town Ontario for L.A., the EP it signals, and the Hudson Yards debut set to broadcast his bittersweet message to a global audience.
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Mekonnen Knife on Zombies 4: Loyalty, Vampires & Disney Tour
From ballet roots in Ethiopia and Australia to Disney fame, Mekonnen Knife explains building vampire Vargas for Zombies 4, embracing loyalty on and off screen, and gearing up for a high‑energy Descendants/Zombies arena tour. Expect fresh songs, intense dance and a rallying call for authentic belonging.
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Will Merrick Interview | LEWIS Magazine x Warner Bros F1
Actor Will Merrick discusses his formative role in Skins, his intense preparation for Warner Bros’ F1 film with Brad Pitt, and his evolving role in Apple TV+’s Silo.