Scene Stealers

Liam Neeson and Mark Vanselow join Scene Stealers to break down some of their most memorable work together, from A Million Ways to Die in the West to Michael Collins to Taken. Liam and Mark have been making movies together for almost three decades, with Mark serving as Liam’s longtime stunt double, and now Mark is directing Liam in The Mongoose. Liam explains why he trusted Mark with a shot in A M...

John Turturro joins Scene Stealers to break down the roles he's best known for, starting with his new film The Only Living Pickpocket in New York. He talks about mentoring younger actors, gaining 35 pounds (and getting shingles) for Quiz Show, pranking Robert Redford with a Meryl Streep story, the real reason he took Rounders, how he created Jesus Quintana in The Big Lebowski, and how he built Emi...

Ethan Hawke joins John Feitelberg on Scene Stealers to break down some of his most memorable performances. Ethan stars in The Lowdown, Season 2, out now on FX and Hulu! He sits down with John to discuss the series, working with legendary filmmakers, and the craft behind some of cinema’s most unforgettable performances. From Before Sunrise and Dead Poets Society to Training Day, Ethan shares the st...

Josh Hartnett breaks down his most iconic scenes from The Virgin Suicides, Oppenheimer, Pearl Harbor, and Basquiat, and previews his new Netflix series Below, streaming October 8. On this episode of Scene Stealers, host John Feitelberg sits down with Josh Hartnett to watch and break down the scenes that shaped his career. Josh talks about shooting Below on location in Newfoundland, how he stole a...

Mark Duplass joins Scene Stealers to break down his career : from shooting Creep on a $100 budget in a cabin outside LA to building the Creep Tapes on AMC+ and Shudder, working with a teenage director on Backrooms, and reflecting on 15+ years of doing things his own way. He discusses mental health, mentorship, and why the old rules of "breaking in" don't apply anymore + scene breakdowns from The L...

Adria Arjona joins Scene Stealers with John Feitelberg to break down her most iconic movie scenes from ONSLAUGHT (in theaters now), HIT MAN, ANDOR, BLINK TWICE and SPLITSVILLE. Adria reveals the personal detail she pitched for her ONSLAUGHT character, goes deep on working with Tony Gilroy on ANDOR, talks filming SPLITSVILLE's real-blood fight scene with Dakota Johnson, and gets honest about why sh...

Mark Wahlberg & Yahya Abdul-Mateen II sit down to talk By Any Means... Mark as real-life mob hitman Greg Scarpa, Yahya as FBI agent Wayne Strider and then dig into scenes from their own careers. Mark tells the wild story of almost turning down The Departed (and hanging up on his own agent over it), plus the real reason for that shower cap in the film's final scene. Yahya discusses Wonder Man's can...

Matt Johnson & Dominic Sessa Break Down TONY & Their Most Iconic Scenes The director and star of TONY sit down to talk building the film from Anthony Bourdain's Kitchen Confidential, shooting on location in Provincetown, and the "layered heads" technique that makes every Matt Johnson movie feel so immersive. Plus, they break down scenes from BlackBerry and The Holdovers, and dig into the throughli...

John Feitelberg sits down with Common for an all-new episode of Scene Stealers to break down the scenes that defined his career. From his breakout role in Smokin' Aces to American Gangster, John Wick: Chapter 2, and Silo, Common reflects on the actors, directors, and moments that shaped him. He shares stories about learning from Denzel Washington, working alongside Keanu Reeves, and the decision t...

Jeffrey Dean Morgan : Negan breaks down the Walking Dead bat scene, 10 years of playing the character, and his roles in Watchmen and The Losers. On this episode of Scene Stealers, Jeffrey Dean Morgan sits down to relive his most iconic scenes starting with The Walking Dead: Dead City Season 3 and the evolving dynamic between Negan and Maggie. JDM breaks down the legendary "bat scene," including th...

Luke Wilson breaks down his new Netflix golf comedy The Hawk, plus Bottle Rocket, Legally Blonde, Old School, and The Royal Tenenbaums. Luke Wilson joins Scene Stealers to talk about his new Netflix series The Hawk, co-starring Will Ferrell, Jimmy Tatro, Molly Shannon, and David Hornsby. Luke breaks down how he got the role, the rise of golf's popularity, why comedies used to have more room to bre...

John Slattery joins Scene Stealers to break down the scenes that defined his career. He tells the story behind Spotlight's shocking priest-count scene (which was actually a reshoot added after the original script), recounts what it was like doing a two-hander with Philip Seymour Hoffman in Charlie Wilson's War under director Mike Nichols, remembers Alec Baldwin refusing to break character during a...

Samara Weaving joins Scene Stealers to break down some of her most memorable performances: from Ready or Not to Babylon to Guns Akimbo to her new film Carolina Caroline. Carolina Caroline is in theaters now! Samara talks about how she mapped Grace's emotional arc in Ready or Not to make sure fear played differently in every scene. She reveals how the accent and wardrobe were the keys to unlocking...

Lamorne Morris joins Scene Stealers to break down Spider Noir ,a legendary 45-minute walk with Vin Diesel in house slippers, and some of the most iconic scenes of his career. Spider Noir : Streaming Now on Amazon Prime We dive into: - Spider Noir and playing Robbie Robertson opposite Nic Cage in the Amazon Prime Spider-Man series -The black and white vs. color dual format and why you need to watch...

Chiwetel Ejiofor joins Scene Stealers to break down Backrooms, working with 19-year-old director Kane Parsons, the terror of liminal spaces, and some of the most iconic scenes of his career. Backrooms - Opening May 29 : Tickets On Sale Now We dive into: • Backrooms and internet horror • Kane Parsons’ filmmaking process • Children of Men’s legendary one-take car sequence • 12 Years a Slave and work...

Billy Magnussen joins Scene Stealers to break down his most iconic roles : including punching Daniel Craig in the face as a Bond villain in No Time to Die, fighting Conor McGregor in Roadhouse, and starring alongside Emma Stone and Jonah Hill in the Netflix hit Maniac. Billy also opens up about working with Meryl Streep in Into the Woods, who admitted she was terrified this might be her last job....

Paul Walter Hauser opens up about his most disturbing role and the emotional toll it took after Black Bird. The Emmy winner also shares wild stories about working with Clint Eastwood and his new film Balls Up. - Emmy winner Paul Walter Hauser sits down with Feitelberg for an in-depth interview where we watch and break down some of his most iconic scenes together including moments from Black Bird,...

John Leguizamo joins us to promote his new show 'Dear Killer Nannies' out 4/1 on Hulu & Disney+. We break down some of John's best scenes including moments from Summer of Sam (Dir. Spike Lee), The Menu (Dir. Mark Mylod) & Carlito's Way (Dir. Brian De Palma). John also brings his favorite scene of all time from Martin Scorsese's Raging Bull. John talks about what it takes to be a great actor, how h...

Jason Biggs joins the show to talk about his new film Untitled Home Invasion Romance, the realities of getting a movie made, his rise to fame in the 2000s, and breaking down some of his most iconic scenes. He also brings in his favorite scene from Big and explains why Tom Hanks’ performance had such a lasting impact on him. Timestamps: 00:38:27 — The Subject 00:45:40 — American Pie 2 00:54:13 — Or...

Zazie Beetz joins the show to talk about her new film Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die (in theaters this weekend) and reflect on some of her most unforgettable roles. We get into behind-the-scenes stories from The Harder They Fall, working with Joaquin Phoenix in Joker, and what it was like being part of the cultural phenomenon, Atlanta. Catch more of Out of Order here: https://www.barstoolsports.co...

Chris Pratt joins the show to promote his new movie, Mercy, now in theaters, and revisits his most iconic moments, from Moneyball to Avengers: Infinity War.