The New Yorker Radio Hour

Conversations with Actors

Actors from Bradley Cooper to Judi Dench discuss their work and creative inspirations on 'The New Yorker Radio Hour.'

Actors from Bradley Cooper to Judi Dench discuss their work and creative inspirations o... more

Hosted byDavid Remnick

Curated byHark Editors

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Jennifer Lawrence on Fame (and Real Housewives)

David Remnick asks Jennifer Lawrence about living with fame and they end up in a deep dive on "Real Housewives."

Jennifer Lawrence on Fame (and Real Housewives)

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Judi Dench on Bond and Shakespeare

Judi Dench says that her movie roles are just as difficult as her Shakespeare roles, for which she is perhaps more famous.

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Bradley Cooper on His Inspiration for “Maestro”

Nominated for three awards including Best Actor, Bradley Cooper has been fascinated by conducting music since childhood, which led him to the journey to make Maestro.

Bradley Cooper on His Inspiration for “Maestro”

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Angela Bassett on the Demands of Acting

Angela Bassett's role as Tina Turner in "What's Love Got To Do With It" catapulted her to fame but revealed to her the rigors of her craft.

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Kevin Costner: Westerns are "America's Shakespeare"

Kevin Costner developed his Western saga 'Horizon' on a deeply-held belief that the genre has a poetic power.

Kevin Costner: Westerns are "America's Shakespeare"

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Stephanie Hsu on the Joy of Representation

Stephanie Hsu reflects on the joy and responsibility of representing Asian-Americans in film.

Stephanie Hsu on the Joy of Representation

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Daniel Craig on One Day as Bond

David Remnick asks Daniel Craig to describe a typical day on the set as James Bond, and Daniel’s choice involves jumping out of a window towards a moving bus.

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Jamie Lee Curtis' Accidental Entry into Acting

If it weren’t for a chance encounter with a tennis coach, Jamie Lee Curtis would have never gone into acting.

Jamie Lee Curtis' Accidental Entry into Acting

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David Remnick

Curated byHark Editors

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David Remnick shares favorite moments from ten years of The New Yorker Radio Hour.

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The New Yorker Radio Hour

Conversations with Actors

Jennifer Lawrence on Fame (and Real Housewives)

The New Yorker Radio Hour

Judi Dench on Bond and Shakespeare

The New Yorker Radio Hour

Bradley Cooper on His Inspiration for “Maestro”

The New Yorker Radio Hour

Angela Bassett on the Demands of Acting

The New Yorker Radio Hour

Kevin Costner: Westerns are "America's Shakespeare"

The New Yorker Radio Hour

Stephanie Hsu on the Joy of Representation

The New Yorker Radio Hour

Daniel Craig on One Day as Bond

The New Yorker Radio Hour

Jamie Lee Curtis' Accidental Entry into Acting

The New Yorker Radio Hour

A new way to explore with your ears

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