Interviews Archives

Some reflections on Robert Altman from the staff of The A.V. Club.

As The A.V. Club's literary week wraps up, the author of The Know-It-All and The Year Of Living Biblically talks about following the Bible's rules to the letter, even if it means stoning someone.

Peter Lord and longtime collaborator David Sproxton founded Aardman Animations together in 1972 and have presided over it ever since, gradually building it into a mini-empire for model animation. A large part of that growth can be credited to...

Since the mid-'90s discontinuation of The Far Side, Outland, and Calvin And Hobbes (themselves holdovers from the '80s), the...

Our two-part look at the new faces of TV sketch comedy concludes with a talk with Dan Harmon and Jack Black of Acceptable.TV.

Songwriter Adam Schlesinger talks about his adventures with Fountains Of Wayne and watching Hugh Grant learn to dance.

The writer/artist talks about how EC Comics and Mad magazine warped a whole generation of kids with tales about walking corpses, satirical skepticism, and social justice.

The star of TV's seminal M*A*S*H explains why he's proudest of the roles practically no one knows about.

From writing a hit song to performing with Second City to stealing scenes in countless movies, including the new Little Miss Sunshine, Alan Arkin has done it all. Including no-nonsense interviews.

Our TV creators series ends with a talk with Alan Ball, creator of Six Feet Under, the soon-to-premiere True Blood, and the forthcoming film Towelhead.