Ken Burns on History, Truth, and Storytelling

Ken Burns on History, Truth, and Storytelling

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Ken Leung on Playing One of TV’s Most Toxic Bosses

Actor Ken Leung is no stranger to the toxic male archetype. He embodies it as Eric Tao, the ruthless baseball-bat-carrying trading floor bully he plays on HBO’s “Industry.” Leung talks with Audie about what pushes characters like Eric—on screen and in real life—over the edge from ...  Show more

Behind the Sex Scenes...with an Intimacy Coordinator

Let’s talk about professional sex. Audie sits down with Yehuda Duenyas, a SAG-AFTRA Hollywood intimacy coordinator, to go behind the scenes of how physical romance is choreographed, why stars like Gwyneth Paltrow and Sean Bean are skeptical of the position, and what depictions of ...  Show more

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