The actor and his mother agent, a filmmaker, reflect on their first meeting, his indie film beginnings, and the grounding role nature still plays in their lives.
Words by Olive Walton
Interview by Daniel Peddle
From star football player to sensitive leading man, Mitchell Slaggert has had quite the journey into acting. His childhood dream of joining the Marine Corp...
By Julia Novis
With two EPs and her first feature-length film under her belt, Sophie Telegadis is just getting started. Bursting with creative energy, she’s excited to continuously roll out new music and to push herself onscreen.
Sophie hops on a call with me, immediately apologising for her swollen cheeks, she just got her wisdom teeth out the previous week. I tell her she looks be...
In Conversation: Lou Llobell & Jacob Scipio
The co-stars reminisce on filming their upcoming horror as Jacob Scipio sits down with actress Lou Llobell to talk craft, confidence and the milestones of her career so far.
By Zain Ké
It takes about thirty seconds on this Zoom call with Lou Llobell and Jacob Scipio to realise that the che...
Filmmaker Arthur de Larroche puts Micaela Wittman under the microscope, offering an insider look at the films they made together and the fickleness of success.
By Olive Walton
Writer, director, actor (actually), and social theorist (in spirit), Micaela Wittman is cool, passionate and thoughtful. Complimented greatly by collaborator Arthur de Larroche, this conversation illustrates th...
The actor reflects on why he chose acting, the high of getting deep on set and being bored of normal.
By Leah Commandeur
Since his debut as young King George in the Bridgerton spin-off, Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story, East London native Corey Mylchreest has yet to slow down. Starring in two of the most streamed Netflix watches of the summer, first being the romantic drama My Oxf...
The artist talks about falling for guitar, writing from personal experiences, and the carefree energy of his upcoming material.
Writer: Patrick Grady
There’s a certain kind of artist whose presence feels as if it’s been shaped by travel, not in the postcard sense, but in the way their inner world carries more than one landscape. Flo Chase is one of them. As he chats with IMAGINE, th...
Dior Goodjohn in conversation with Dafne Keen
By Olive Walton
There are interviews, and then there are conversations that feel like you’ve been dropped into the backseat with two best friends who happen to be among Hollywood’s most exciting young actors. When Dior Goodjohn sat down with Dafne Keen, the result was a candid look into the lives of two artists who know each other as well...
Inside the collaboration that defined James Litchfield’s recently completed feature film, Alphabet Lane.
By Phillza Mirza
In the quiet tension between order and spontaneity, ‘Alphabet Lane’ finds its pulse. A feature from Australian filmmaker James Litchfield, the film blurs imagination and isolation, a love story refracted through the landscapes of rural New South...
Olivia Holt and recent co-star, Connor Swindells, talk vulnerability, resilience, and the quiet courage it takes to begin again.
By Amelia Whearty
There’s a certain electricity that lingers after a film wraps – that rare alchemy between cast, story, and circumstance. For Olivia Holt and Connor Swindells, that energy still hums when they talk about Jingle Bell Heist, a holiday c...
By Yale Breslin
Born and raised in Los Angeles, Hayden Michael Brown grew up surrounded by creativity – a mum and grandmother who acted, and a father who spent years in visual effects on South Park and blockbuster films like The Avengers and Life of Pi. His first “role” came at just 18 months old, voicing Baby Ike on South Park, but his first love was soccer – a passion that took him to London in pursuit of a professional career...
With Season 2 of The Buccaneers under her belt, Aubri Ibrag is ready to go wild.
By Leah Commandeur
Aubri Ibrag is ready for change. First on her list, moving to East London this past December after wrapping up Season two of the Apple TV show The Buccaneers. The adaptation of Edith Wharton’s final novel is set to the backdrops of 19th century British countr...
By Yale Breslin
There’s something quietly magnetic about Kieron Moore. It’s not just his face — though it’s the kind that the camera can’t help but linger on — it’s his conviction. His ability to dig deep, to play truthfully, to make you feel. In just a few short years, the Irish-born actor has gone from indie shorts to leading roles across Netflix, Apple TV+, and ITV, earning a reputation not just as a rising star, but as one of...
A London boy through and through: The Vikings: Valhalla star opens up about his journey thus far and the many roles that lie ahead
By Patrick Grady
Leo Suter is anything but a one-dimensional actor. From whimsical period dramas, to roaring viking raids all the way to a Bollywood musical adaptation of A Christmas Carol – he’s proving versatility is his superpower.
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The Spanish Actor opens up about giving humanity to his character, confronting fan reactions, and how the Culpables trilogy challenged him as an actor.
By Olive Walton
Meet Gabriel Guevara, the breakout star of Amazon Prime Video’s hit film trilogy Culpables. Guevara shot to fame following the massive success of the first installment, Culpa Mía (My Fault), which launched the series t...
By Phillza Mirza
COLE DOMAN: VULNERABILITY, FEARLESSNESS, AND FINDING COMPLEXITY IN THE MASTERMIND
It’s a grey Friday afternoon when Cole Doman joins our call, dialling in with the kind of calm presence that feels rare in an industry often defined by noise. Known for roles that carry both raw vulnerability and striking strength, he’s quickly become a name synonymous with stories that cut deeper than the screen...
It’s not every day that a series about being Queer in the military comes along — far from it — so when Max Parker got the call from Netflix’s Boots, he stood to attention.
Writer Ciarán Howley, October 2025
Born and raised in Manchester, Max recalls being a ball of energy as a child, energy which his parents encouraged him to channel into acting and the performing arts. Viewers toda...
From silent dreams to sold-out shows, Adéla turns defiance into art – ushering in a bold new chapter of experimental pop on her own terms.
By Zain Ké, October 2025
When we meet over Zoom, Adéla calls in from the UMG offices in London. She’s fresh off an appearance at Paris Fashion Week and preparing for two sold-out London shows, with a tour soon to take her across the pond. When we...
Benito Skinner and Owen Thiele want you to start holding hands again.
By Patrick Grady, 2025
Chaotic. Cunty. Camaraderie. Three words that sum up this conversation between Overcompensating co-stars, and, more importantly, best friends – Benito Skinner and Owen Thiele.
You may think, what would there be left to talk about when they’re alr...
With Wednesday Season 2 and Evil Dead Burn on deck, Hunter Doohan is done playing it safe.
WRITER: Yale Breslin
We caught up with Hunter from his home in Los Angeles to talk about rage, reinvention, revenge, and what happens when your life changes overnight.
When Netflix’s Wednesday premiered in 2022, no one...
James Olivas in conversation with Rosie O’ Donnell
WRITER: Patrick Grady
When Rosie O’Donnell rang James Olivas to chat, the conversation was never going to be ordinary. One’s a Broadway legend, the other a rising star in Jamie Lloyd’s stripped-back, searing revival of Evita – and what followed was a heartfelt exchange about ambition, identity and the power of performance.
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Simon Lööf doesn’t blink
WRITER: Patrick Grady
Simon Lööf isn’t afraid of the dark; in fact it’s calling out to him and he’s ready to answer. The Swedish born and raised actor, best known for his breakout role in Threesome, is now prepared to take to the global stage. Enter Netflix’s An Honest Life – premiering July 31st. The film sees him take on his most complex role yet – a...
Sarah Jeffery: acting with advocacy at the core
Writer: Chris Saunders
Acting is often about transformation – stepping into a role that feels far removed from real life. But sometimes, a character feels inevitable, as if the universe aligned to bring them together. That’s the case with Tecie, Sarah Jeffery’s upcoming film, where s...
Raechelle Banno is making her mark in the big leagues
WRITER: Chris Saunders
It’s a little past 10 a.m. on an uncharacteristically bright winter morning in London when Australian actor Raechelle Banno joins her Better Man co-star Jonno Davies for a virtual catch-up over Zoom. They’re both living in the big smoke and, with a laugh,...
In this exclusive online feature, photographer Karolina Wielocha and stylist Alison Flora Carmichael come together to create a visual story that’s both intimate and arresting. Through a series of striking stills and an accompanying video by Nurun Nisa, the duo capture a mood that’s confident, considered, and effortlessly refined — a celebration of instinctive style, creative chemistry, and the power of image in motion.
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Breaking the ice with Brooke Lena Johnson
WRITER: Chris Saunders
Brooke Lena Johnson’s journey to Hollywood is anything but predictable. Raised in Long Beach, California, by two educator parents, she spent her formative years not on film sets, but gliding across ice rinks. For 17 years, she was a competitive figure skater, perform...
The allure of Eiza González
WRITER: Patrick Grady
I knew there was something unapologetically authentic about Eiza González when she logged onto our scheduled Zoom call at 2pm on a Thursday with the words “I just fell into the pool…fully clothed.” Straight off the bat, she was setting the tone for what was to come; total transparency, no less.
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Breaking the Boyband Mould, with Hits and Heart
WRITER: Patrick Grady
Thrown in at the deep end as something of a guinea pig experiment (what happens when you drop five boys from across the UK into the K-Pop machine?), the result? Utter brilliance. They know exactly where they want to sit in the new music landscape, and they’re r...
Ceara Coveney on Embracing the Spotlight, On and Off Screen
WRITER: Patrick Grady
The highest of fantasies and one of its leading women: Ceara Coveney, a true force to be reckoned with. As she returns to her royal roots for The Wheel of Time season three, the actor sat down with co-star Ayoola Smart for a candid chat about what’s in store for the next installment. And if their conve...
The many lives of Antonia Desplat
WRITER: Chris Saunders
At 29, Antonia Desplat is living many lives at once – fashion muse, indie darling, blockbuster star, behind-the-scenes powerhouse. One minute, she’s striding through Chanel’s couture show in a leather-trimmed dream; the next, she’s stepping into the smoky cafés of 1920s Pari...
Isn’t Done Kicking Ass Yet
INTERVIEWER: Chris Saunders
WRITER: Patrick Grady
Tanner Buchanan isn’t one to sit still. Whether he’s tapping his feet between takes, pushing himself to his limits in karate, or prepping to produce his own projects – Buchanan thrives in that sweet spot between comfort and challenge.
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Finding peace and purpose with Pauline Chalamet
WRITER: Chris Saunders
Pauline Chalamet is in a season of her life where peace is the priority. As a new mother, it’s no surprise that she’s embracing a slower rhythm – one that, for her, is best found in Paris. When she joins our Zoom call, settled into a chair that radiates ease ev...
UNFILTERED
WRITER: Lauren Dickson
INTERVIEW CONDUCTED BY: Chris Saunders
The actor has been on the come up for a while, but with The Sex Lives of College Girls, she’s firmly in the spotlight – British charm and razor-sharp wit intact.
Confidence isn’t just a qualit...
Isn’t Chasing Fame – He’s Chasing Feeling
WRITER: Patrick Grady
Lucas Bravo is a refreshingly chill guy. Though he may be known as the misunderstood, brooding chef Gabriel from the show everyone (and their mother) first binged back in the lockdown days – Emily in Paris – he’s now looking beyond job security, in pursuit of a career that feels wholeheartedly successful.
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The Sweet Disposition of Fred Hechinger
WRITER: Dio Anthony
When Fred Hechinger left his home in New York for summer camp some umpteen years ago, he had high hopes. S’mores by the fire, sweaty nights full of chatter, and the beginning of a profound and indestructible bond with all those he’d share these experiences with. “I realized I wanted the movie
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Thanks to Dylan Bachelet, Baking Has Never Been This Cool.
WRITER: Chris Saunders
When you think of The Great British Bake Off contestants, “cool” is probably the last word that comes to mind. With an average age of 37 and a premise built around, well, baking, the show isn’t exactly a breeding ground for trendsetters. But that’s what makes it all the more fascinating when a contestan...