Hero Issue 36 (Multiple Covers)
Hero Issue 36 (Multiple Covers)
Hero Issue 36 (Multiple Covers)
Hero Issue 36 (Multiple Covers)
Hero Issue 36 (Multiple Covers)
Hero Issue 36 (Multiple Covers)
Hero Issue 36 (Multiple Covers)
Hero Issue 36 (Multiple Covers)
Hero Issue 36 (Multiple Covers)
Hero Issue 36 (Multiple Covers)
Hero Issue 36 (Multiple Covers)
Hero Issue 36 (Multiple Covers)
Hero Issue 36 (Multiple Covers)

Hero Issue 36 (Multiple Covers)

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"George MacKay in conversation with Léa Seydoux
George MacKay speaks with Léa Seydoux about stepping into the world of Jane Austen romance for this autumn’s big-screen adaptation of Sense & Sensibility. As Edward Ferrars, opposite Daisy Edgar-Jones, MacKay finds himself at the centre of Austen’s novel of tangled passion – “It’s just so rich.”

Austin Abrams in conversation with Zach Cregger
Bloodied, bruised and on the run, Austin Abrams sits down with filmmaker @zcregger to talk about their reunion on Resident Evil. After working together on Weapons, the pair return to the screen – and to conversation – with Cregger recalling their initial meeting: “You were not making eye contact. You sat across from me and you were just scratching your head the whole time... I was like, “This guy is definitely weird.” [both laugh}

Aaron Pierre in conversation with Barry Jenkins. Aaron Pierre speaks with Academy Award-winning filmmaker, longtime collaborator and friend Barry Jenkins. Tugging on our heartstrings, Pierre stars alongside Margaret Qualley and Patrick Schwarzenegger in Love of Your Life – out early October and destined to be one of this year’s most affecting stories.

Anthony Boyle
A natural-born storyteller, @anthonyboyle steps into the mind of crypto king Sam Bankman-Fried in Netflix’s The Altruists, arriving this November. Seen through his relationship with Caroline Ellison, played by Julia Garner, Boyle delivers a portrait of the man behind the headlines – “The first time I watched a clip of him, I was like, ‘Oh my god, this guy is so interesting.’”

George MacKay in conversation with Léa Seydoux
A rite of passage for Britain’s most lauded actors, George MacKay’s entry into the Austen-verse sees him bring to life perhaps Austen’s most understated hero in Georgia Oakley’s screen adaptation of Sense and Sensibility. Starring as Edward Ferrars opposite Daisy Edgar-Jones, MacKay is every inch the leading man."