I helped put parts of this together for The New York Times Magazine’s  Great Performers Issue: 13 actors acting like villains — including  Ryan Gosling, George Clooney, Kirsten Dunst, Viola Davis, Rooney Mara and more. SO SO GOOD YOU GUYS SERIOUSLY. I’m in awe of how it came out.
My part is featured in the print edition (short — really short!!! — interviews with the actors, so be sure to pick that up)!

I helped put parts of this together for The New York Times Magazine’s Great Performers Issue: 13 actors acting like villains — including Ryan Gosling, George Clooney, Kirsten Dunst, Viola Davis, Rooney Mara and more. SO SO GOOD YOU GUYS SERIOUSLY. I’m in awe of how it came out.

My part is featured in the print edition (short — really short!!! — interviews with the actors, so be sure to pick that up)!

An Open Letter to Brad Pitt From the ‘Moneyball’ Props Department

I don’t know if all this prop destruction was written into Aaron   Sorkin’s script (with lines like [Billy Beane hears Art Howe isn’t going   to put wildcard Scott Hatteberg in for Carlos Pena at first base and  in  a muted rage, he overturns his desk, destroying the prop  department’s  six weeks of work getting all the details right]) or if  we’ve got Bennet  Miller’s haphazard directing to blame. Either way, the  tally of props  you destroyed during filming was too high for a movie  that wasn’t about  destruction like 2012 or Cloverfield or Independence Day.

I wrote this tongue-in-cheek letter for Movies.com and no one gets that it’s a joke! Hurray!

An Open Letter to Brad Pitt From the ‘Moneyball’ Props Department

I don’t know if all this prop destruction was written into Aaron Sorkin’s script (with lines like [Billy Beane hears Art Howe isn’t going to put wildcard Scott Hatteberg in for Carlos Pena at first base and in a muted rage, he overturns his desk, destroying the prop department’s six weeks of work getting all the details right]) or if we’ve got Bennet Miller’s haphazard directing to blame. Either way, the tally of props you destroyed during filming was too high for a movie that wasn’t about destruction like 2012 or Cloverfield or Independence Day.

I wrote this tongue-in-cheek letter for Movies.com and no one gets that it’s a joke! Hurray!