Rotten Tomatoes Awards Tour Podcast

Stars Liza Soberano and Manny Jacinto, and directors Joel Crawford and Januel P. Mercado join Rotten Tomatoes editor Jacqueline Coley on stage to talk about their upcoming DreamWorks animated picture, 'Forgotten Island'! They share the joy of bringing Filipino culture into the film, the sensibility of family no matter where you are from, and the enthusiastic humor that audiences will love. See 'Forgotten Island' in theaters September 25!
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On today’s episode of the Awards Tour podcast, Rotten Tomatoes Awards Editor Jacqueline Coley sits down with Emmy-nominated actor Chase Infiniti to discuss playing Agnes MacKenzie, the daughter of June Osborne (Elisabeth Moss), in 'The Handmaid’s Tale' sequel series 'The Testaments.'
In their chat, Infiniti shares how 'The Testaments' script first came into her life, why the return of crew members from the original series made the world of Gilead feel so lived-in and real, and how she mentally prepared for the emotionally demanding scene in which Agnes is interrogated by the Commanders about her suitability for marriage.
Later, Infiniti reflects on her most cherished memories from the Oscar run for 'One Battle After Another,' and she looks ahead to 'The Julia Set,' her first project as an executive producer, arriving in theaters later this year.
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On today's episode of the Awards Tour podcast, five-time Emmy nominee Janelle James joins Rotten Tomatoes Awards Editor Jacqueline Coley to discuss playing the hilarious and unpredictable Principal Ava Coleman on ABC’s hit comedy, 'Abbott Elementary.'
In their discussion, James reflects on Ava’s evolution throughout the series, how the writers continue to keep the show fresh and surprising, and why she is nothing like the character she plays. She also shares what it was like being directed by castmate Tyler James Williams, revealing how his clear vision helped bring out the best in the actors during his special episode.
Later, James explains how her stand-up comedy background sharpened her comedic timing, taught her how to recognize a great joke, and prepared her to perform for an audience.
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On today's episode of the Awards Tour podcast, Emmy-nominated actress and comedian Jessica Williams joins Rotten Tomatoes Awards Editor Jacqueline Coley for a lively conversation about her role as Gaby on Apple TV’s hit comedy series 'Shrinking.'
In their chat, Williams discusses Gaby’s evolution throughout the series, balancing laugh-out-loud comedy with emotionally charged moments, and the creative freedom she receives from the show’s writers and producers. She also explains how co-creator Bill Lawrence’s “best idea wins” philosophy fosters a supportive, collaborative set and helps bring out the strongest version of the show.
Later, Williams reflects on her time as a correspondent on 'The Daily Show,' the support Jon Stewart gave her as she developed her comedic voice, and the importance of having a safe space to experiment and grow.
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On today's episode of the Awards Tour podcast, Rotten Tomatoes Awards Editor Jacqueline Coley sits down with the Emmy-nominated actor, writer, and producer to discuss the fifth and final season of the Prime Video hit series 'The Boys.' In their conversation, Diggs shares how he created and performed the Emmy-nomi nated original song “Raise Him Up” as the unforgettable Oh Father, and why joining an Eric Kripke series meant preparing himself for just about any outlandish request.
Diggs also dives into his other recent projects, including Gregg Araki’s absurdist comedy 'I Want Your Sex,' and reveals what he has been developing with longtime writing collaborator Rafael Casal. Plus, he teases whether he would ever return to 'Hamilton' as Lafeyette after watching Leslie Odom Jr. reprise his role as Aaron Burr.
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