Carol Kane: ‘Once you break into comedy, you have a little more leeway with your looks’ - INTERVIEW: The celebrated character actor – who has appeared in everything from ‘Dog Day Afternoon ...

Since the 1990s Kane has worked with Jacques Audiard, Jim Jarmusch, Gus Van Sant and Nisha Ganatra. She helped shape the character of Madame Morrible during the earliest tours of Wicked: The Musical.

In comparing the two Big Bads, he adds, “The Gorn are very flesh and blood. They’re the brick-and-mortar version of a villain ...

Kermit the Frog? Blessedly, Kane is flexible. A negotiation ensues between Kane and the publicist – there can be some more time, but only for a price. “Adam, you owe me £100,” Kane cracks.

Carol Kane received her first awards nomination 50 years ago next year. It was a big one, too; after just five years in film, working with directors of the caliber of Mike Nichols and Hal Ashby, Kane ...

Carol Kane never thought she'd have a career in comedy When Gene Wilder approached her about acting opposite him in the classic parody "The World's Greatest Lover" she thought he was "out of his ...

Carol Kane’s name came to filmmaker Nathan Silver in a fever dream. He’d come down with a case of COVID-19 while trying to get his new film together.

Actress Carol Kane (L) from the Netflix series ''Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt'' at the 68th Primetime Emmy Awards in Los Angeles, California U.S., September 18, 2016. (credit: REUTERS/LUCY NICHOLSON) ...

Strange New Worlds' is not giving us our father's Roger Korby. In a new interview, Inverse catches up with Cillian O'Sullivan to get his take on what makes his character so different.

Carol Kane: ‘The Boohoo bubble has definitely not burst’ Boohoo Group's Carol Kane, John Lyttle and Neil Catto talk to Drapers about its fall in profits, the mounting returns issue, and how they plan ...

Advertisement Neil Catto, CFO at Boohoo Group, said: “If you look at the guidance for the year we’re going to do around £1.8bn, so it doesn’t look like the bubble has burst. We’re 56% bigger than ...