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Today's Guest: Documentary filmmaker Jeremy Whelehan, director of Now: In the Wings on the World Stage starring Kevin Spacey as Richard III.

 

Watch this exclusive Mr. Media interview with documentary filmmaker Jeremy Whelehan, director of Now: In the Wings on the World Stage starring Kevin Spacey as Richard III, by clicking on the video player above!

Mr. Media is recorded live before a studio audience of Equity Card-carrying Shakespearean actors who don’t approve of anyone’s version of the Bard that they’re not in … in the NEW new media capital of the world… St. Petersburg, Florida!

Have you seen 'House of Cards'?

Kevin Spacey is so deliciously creepy in the Netflix series that I simply can’t imagine being around him for more than a few minutes. (Of course, I felt that way after The Usual Suspects and then American Beauty, too.)
JEREMY WHELEHAN podcast excerpt: "It was quite interesting to set about working with Kevin Spacey and making a documentary which would follow him for the best part of a year while he's at work, in the theatre, in the dressing room, and touring to all these countries. But, you know, he's a brilliantly talented actor, Kevin, very successful, a very powerful figure, in the entertainment industry, and seems to find himself more often than not on the front of the wave of innovation."
You can LISTEN to this interview with documentary filmmaker JEREMY WHELEHAN, director of NOW: IN THE WINGS ON A WORLD STAGE, by clicking the audio player above!

But that’s just me; Jeremy Whelehan obviously doesn’t share my unease, having worked with Spacey for 20 years. So the idea of shooting a documentary film about a live, modern, year-long touring production of Shakespeare’s Richard III—that was the first reunion of Spacey and Mendes since American Beauty—was clearly irresistible to him.
JEREMY WHELEHAN podcast excerpt: "In some ways, 'Now' is an adventure story. Marrying that aspect of it with the theatr

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