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How Will Forte Became 'The Last Man on Earth'

602

'Episodes' Creators Break Free of Playing "the Stupid Game"

603

James Ponsoldt and Jason Segel on 'The End of the Tour'

604

David Wain and Friends Head Back to Camp on Netflix

605

'Web Junkie' Filmmakers; 'East Los High:' A Soap with Smarts

606

'Soaked in Bleach' Explores Questions around Cobain's Death

607

Tab Hunter Returns to Film, This Time with His Own Story

608

'The Wolfpack' Steps Out of New York for Sundance and Beyond

609

Filmmaker Liz Garbus on 'What Happened, Miss Simone?'

610

A Producer's Past in Reality TV Led to Lifetime's 'UnREAL'

611

Cristela Alonzo: 'It's Weird to Have Your Life Canceled'

612

"Orson Welles's Last Movie;" Battling Runaway Production

613

Revisiting George Takei on Activism and 'To Be Takei'

614

TV Package Fees: A Boon for Agencies, a Bummer for Others

615

Director Brett Morgen on 'Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck'

616

In a Changing Industry, Brian Grazer Keeps 'A Curious Mind'

617

'Fresh Off the Boat;' Prepping Pups for a Big Screen Debut

618

The Daily Show's Aasif Mandvi on 'Halal in the Family'

619

Lacey Schwartz Unearths Family Secrets in 'Little White Lie'

620

Already a Hit Abroad, 'Wolf Hall' Miniseries Comes to PBS

621

Discovering the Dark Side of Paradise on 'Bloodline'

622

'Empire's' Danny Strong on Writing Outside His Comfort Zone

623

Michael Connelly Brings "Bosch" to Life on Amazon

624

Adam Carolla on Crowd-funding and Directing 'Road Hard'

625

The Bentonville Film Festival; Transition in Late Night

626

Shot on iPhones: A 'Modern Family' Episode and 'Tangerine'

627

The Long Road to ‘The Imitation Game’

628

'Leviathan' Filmmakers Face an Unsettling Response in Russia

629

A Sundance Postcard and Director Pawel Pawlikowski on ‘Ida’

630

Wash Westmoreland and Richard Glatzer on 'Still Alice'

631

Richard Linklater and His Oscar-Nominated 'Boyhood'

632

Ava DuVernay on 'Selma,' Building a Career Her Own Way

633

Alejandro González Iñárritu on 'Birdman,' the Future of Film

634

The Year in Film and Television: 2014 Edition

635

Laura Poitras on Snowden, Watchlists and 'Citizenfour'

636

'Big Hero 6' Brings a Marvel Comic Book to a Disney Universe

637

Producer DeVon Franklin Keeps the Faith in Hollywood

638

Revisiting Kevin Spacey: The Disruptor

639

Documentary Filmmakers on "I'll Be Me" & "Finding Hillywood"

640

Showrunner Jill Soloway on Amazon’s “Transparent”

641

TV Legend Norman Lear on a Lifetime of “Experience”

642

Damien Chazelle on 'Whiplash'; Jewish Émigrés & Film History

643

Producer Steven Schneider on Life After ‘Paranormal’

644

Lynn Shelton’s ‘Laggies’ and Unlikely On-Screen Friendships

645

Mark Whitaker on ‘Cosby: His Life and Times’

646

‘Cristela’ Comes to ABC; Barbara Rosenblat’s Many Voices

647

Ben Mezrich Writes with Hollywood in Mind; ‘Hope for Film’

648

Gustavo Dudamel and Alberto Arvelo on ‘The Liberator’

649

A Decade in the Making, ‘The Dog’ Finally Has Its Day

650

George Takei on Activism, Shatner and ‘To Be Takei’

651

Creating Showtime's 'Masters of Sex'

652

Radius Puts Summer Indies in Theaters and Your Living Room

653

Neal Baer on Coming Out Mid-Career; Saving Scarecrow Video

654

Ray McKinnon on ‘Rectify'; James Garner’s Legal Legacy

655

Greg Poehler Tries TV; Film Rating Advisors, Inc.

656

‘Real Rob’ and TV Kind of Everywhere

657

Richard Linklater Builds a ‘Boyhood’

658

Michael Jackson’s Hollywood Hopes; Groundlings Turn 40

659

Steve James and Chaz Ebert on ‘Life Itself’

660

Funding 'Citizen Koch'; Creative Indie Film Marketing

661

Paul Haggis on ‘Third Person’ and Leaving Scientology

662

Guillermo del Toro on the Movie Biz, Failure and Saying 'No!'

663

Kickstarter CEO Wants to Make Your Passion Project

664

Directing 'Game of Thrones;' Filmmaker Gifts Viewers

665

Two Women Who Made 'Frozen' a Modern Disney Classic

666

Jon Favreau on 'Chef' and the Truth about Movie Studios

667

Mike Judge and Alec Berg on Making HBO’s ‘Silicon Valley’

668

Kevin Spacey: The Disruptor

669

Steven Knight on 'Locke' and 'Millionaire;' 'Mad Men' Artist

670

Making TV the Amazon Studios Way

671

Errol Morris Loves Directing Ads; Justified's Graham Yost

672

Darren Aronofsky on Making 'Noah'

673

'Divergent' Producers Launch a Franchise

674

Changes in Late Night; The Olympics, NFL, and 'Bubble' Shows

675

TCA's; Wherefore Pilot Season; Duck Dynasty

676

Best of The Business: White Writer, Black Show; 'The TV Set'

677

Making 'Veronica Mars;' Breaking the Law to Make a Movie

678

The Lunchbox: Making an Indie Film in India

679

Tragedy on 'Midnight Rider' Shoot Raises Safety Issues

680

Fox's Kevin Reilly Says No to Pilot Season; Runaway VFX Work

681

Steve McQueen on '12 Years a Slave'

682

Alfonso Cuaron

683

Making 'The Lego Movie'

684

Julie Delpy Defies Skeptics; Making 'The Act of Killing'

685

Joseph Gordon Levitt on TV; A Sundance Crash Course

686

Two Women Who Made 'Frozen' a Modern Disney Classic

687

Walking Dead's Gale Anne Hurd; Sordid Past of Film Producers

688

The Year Ahead in TV, Film; Back Story of 'Saving Mr. Banks'

689

2013: The Year in Film and Television

690

Oscar-Winning Filmmaker Asghar Farhadi on Making Movies in Iran

691

Steve Coogan Talks 'Philomena,' Tabloids and Being Typecast

692

'The Sound of Music Live;' TV Violence; Netflix

693

David Heyman on Producing 'Harry Potter' and 'Gravity'

694

Scientology and Hollywood, Revisited

695

Creating Showtime's 'Masters of Sex'

696

Linda Bloodworth-Thomason: Swaying Minds through Film

697

TV Podcast: Netflix; DVR Ratings; Reality TV

698

'The Square': Shooting a Revolution

699

Alex Gibney and Frank Marshall Talk Making 'The Armstrong Lie'

700

Creating Authentic Autistic TV Characters