The future of Hollywood looks bright with Chance Hurstfield leading the way. The rising young actor has quickly made a name for himself with the wide range of characters he’s embodied showing off poise and talent well beyond his years. Best known for his role as lovable Danny Dixon on A Million Little Things, Chance can currently be seen starring opposite Mel Gibson in the laugh-out-loud holiday comedy with a twist, Fatman. After receiving a lump of coal from Santa, Chance’s character takes things into his own hands by hiring
It’s been a transformative year for Fionn O’Shea. The talented young Irishman kicked off 2020 as the abrasive character Jamie in Hulu’s Normal People, causing quite the stir among viewers. Then, showing his acting range and pivoting, he became the endearing and lovable Eddie in the heartwarming film Dating Amber. Pop Culturalist caught up with Fionn to learn more about Dating Amber, why this project stood out to him, and why we need more films like Dating Amber. PC: Tell us about Dating Amber and your character in the film.
Like many actors, Burl Moseley made the transition from acting on stage in New York City to acting on screen in LA. His journey has taken him from comedy sketch groups and off-Broadway plays to roles on successful TV shows (like Grey’s Anatomy and Crazy Ex-Girlfriend) and, now, a feature film. In Happiest Season, one of the most anticipated holiday rom-com films this year, Moseley plays Eric, the son-in-law in a family that doesn’t know one of their daughters who has come home for Christmas brought her girlfriend-not just her
Zoe Colletti is leading the next generation of up-and-comers ready to leave their mark on the industry. This year she joined the Fear the Walking Dead family and has quickly become a fan favorite. Pop Culturalist had the pleasure of speaking with this rising star about this huge milestone, why this project means so much to her, and what’s ahead for her character. PC: How did you discover your passion for acting? Zoe: I first started acting when I was just four years old! I was such an insanely shy