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Cristin Milioti Reveals She Auditioned for 'Wicked’s' Elphaba | Spirit Awards 2025

Cristin Milioti talks about 'The Penguin', auditioning for 'Wicked', and her thoughts on Hollywood’s growing obsession with social media-based casting. She opens up about her admiration for Cynthia Erivo’s performance as Elphaba and reflects on the kindness of 'Wicked' director Jon M. Chu during her audition.

Joe Locke on What People in London Think About America: “We’re Worried for You” | Spirit Awards 2025

Joe Locke talks about his nomination, choosing his next project, and life after his breakout success. He shares the best and hardest parts of fame, his love for brunch, and whether he’s heard anything about 'Agatha'. Plus, he weighs in on Hollywood’s Instagram casting trend and why people in London are “worried” about America.

Jessica Gunning on Fame, Coming Out, & Keeping Her Life Private | Spirit Awards 2025

Jessica Gunning discusses her whirlwind journey from working actor to award-winning star. She opens up about navigating newfound success, the surreal experience of being nominated, and the advice she carries from Imelda Staunton. She also discusses her decision to stay off social media, her thoughts on Hollywood’s Instagram casting trend, and her excitement about working with Steven Soderbergh on his latest film. Plus, she shares how Andrew Scott inspires her approach to balancing public and private life.

Mark Duplass & Katie Aselton on Working Together, Marriage & Upcoming Projects | Spirit Awards 2025

Mark Duplass and his wife Katie Aselton discuss their journey from their first $10,000 film to producing and starring in award-nominated projects today. They open up about the struggles of independent storytelling in 2025, why they fund projects with their own paychecks, and their take on Hollywood's shift toward casting based on social media clout and much more!

Natasha Lyonne Teases 'Fantastic Four' Role & Working With Rihanna in 'Smurfs' | Spirit Awards 2025

Natasha Lyonne brings her signature humor to the Spirit Awards red carpet, sharing her thoughts on independent film, her upcoming role in "Fantastic Four", and working with Rihanna in the "Smurfs" movie. She also reflects on her long history with the Spirit Awards, the significance of the Robert Altman Award, and the importance of honoring John Cassavetes and Gena Rowlands. Plus, Natasha chimes in on Hollywood’s obsession with social media-based casting, her deep love for surfing, and her take on today’s political climate.