Matty Cardarople is one of those actors who may not be a household name (yet!), but who is someone you have definitely seen in something.He graduated from the New York Film Academy in Los Angeles and became Luke Wilson’s assistant before becoming an actor. And, his acting resume is impressive; he has been in everything from Dumb and Dumber To and Scrubs to Jurassic World and The Big Sick. We were able to chat with Matty about one of our favorite roles of his—Henchperson of Indeterminate Gender—in A Series of of
After a summer lull, fall on Broadway is always something to look forward to. A plethora of new plays and musicals begin popping up, and we’ve combed through them and found five productions that we’re especially excited to see. Mark your calendars for these smart, fun, sure-to-be well-done productions. Junk, Previews begin October 5 While the financial world does not particularly hold my interest, Ayad Akhtar does. His last play, Disgraced, garnered well-deserved praise (and a Pulitzer Prize for Akhtar) and made audiences really think. I have no doubt the
Royce Gorsuch is the creative genius behind one of the year’s best films, Mad Genius (yes, it’s that good). He wrote and directed a mind-bending sci-fi thriller about one man’s desire to fix humanity by understanding how our brains operate. The result is a one-of-a-kind story that’ll have you questioning right from wrong. Pop Culturalist sat down with Royce to chat about Mad Genius, making his directorial debut, and creating a film for the digital era. PC: For our readers who are unfamiliar with Mad Genius, can you give us
In theaters this weekend is the high-octane, hold no punches spy thriller American Assassin starring Dylan O’Brien and Michael Keaton. Mitch Rapp, played with pure intensity by O’Brien, is a man on his own mission when terrorists take the life of his beloved fiancé, leaving him with nothing but vengeance in his heart. Riding on the outskirts of the law but exhibiting exceptional skills, he is recruited to the CIA by Deputy Director Irene Kennedy, portrayed by a stoic Sanaa Lathan. She then enlists him in an intensive training program