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by Alison Herman and Miles Surrey | The Ringer | May 21, 2018
The Ringer’s Alison Herman and Miles Surrey discuss the introduction of John Malkovich’s character, Russian oligarch Grigor Andolov (3:05); how art imitates life through Jock Jeffcoat (14:!3); and how Axe and Taylor’s relationship continues to evolve (25:27).
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by Alison Herman and Chris Almeida | The Ringer | May 13, 2018
The Ringer’s Alison Herman and Chris Almeida link up to talk about Ari Spyros’s cringiest moments of the episode (17:06), the tense relationship between Axe and Taylor (10:42), and their MVPs and LVPs of the week (35:32).
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by Mallory Rubin and Alison Herman | The Ringer | May 6, 2018
The Ringer’s Mallory Rubin and Alison Herman discuss this Very Chuck Episode (5:00), Wendy’s unsubtle seduction technique (29:17), and the best pop culture references of the week (45:56).
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by Alison Herman and Miles Surrey | The Ringer | April 29, 2018
The Ringer’s Alison Herman and Miles Surrey discuss the significance of Chuck and Axe being on the same side (5:11), the most scarring food moments of the episode (7:32), and this week’s MVPs (17:47).
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by Sean Fennessey and Alison Herman | The Ringer | April 23, 2018
The Ringer’s Sean Fennessey and Alison Herman discuss learning more about Taylor’s life outside of Axe Capital (12:30), the best quotes from this episode (16:38), and why Dollar Bill is the Loser of the Week (26:37).
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by Gingersnap | damian-lewis.com | April 22, 2018
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On Sunday, April 22, 2018, Damian appeared on NBC’s Sunday TODAY with Willie Geist at New York City’s Spin to discuss insider tips about what’s to come on the upcoming season of Billions, Damian’s breakout role in Band of Brothers, his American and British accents, and he even showed off his crazy ping-pong skills in this video. For additional interview video snippets and extras, view our original announcement.
Watch the interview video and listen to the full-length podcast below, and don’t forget to visit our Gallery for the latest photos.
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Damian says of Billions and playing Bobby Axelrod, “This season we descend even further through the circles of hell. And as each personable, individual soul blackens and darkens because of the corrupting influence of power and money, we see the stakes just rise higher and higher. It’s really good fun. You know, this is a show about assholes being assholes. That’s why he’s [Axe] fun to play. He’s a predator, he prowls, he’s looking for prey – that’s a good metaphor for hedge fund guys who are looking for the injured wildebeest off the back of the pack that’s under performing. He’s got a swagger about him. He’s an alley cat. He’s a scrapper, he’s that boxer who lives on his wits and who’s wits are just a little bit quicker than everybody else’s so he can roll and he’s got quick feet.”
Over the last two years, Willie has sat down with some of the biggest names in news and pop culture — from actors and musicians to presidents and CEOs — to talk about the stories behind their success. Starting now, these entire conversations will be available every week on the “Sunday Sitdown” podcast.
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by Bill Simmons and Mallory Rubin | The Ringer | April 16, 2018
Bill Simmons and Mallory Rubin discuss how terrible Chuck is (1:55), why Taylor isn’t as interesting this season (25:47), and the most scarring scene of the week (and maybe the year) featuring Chuck Sr. (37:05).
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