
The Treatment
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David Mamet: Phil Spector
<p><strong>BONUS EPISODE: </strong>Elvis Mitchell talks to playwright, screenwriter and film director David Mamet about his new HBO film, "Phil Spector."</p>

Kevin Pollak: How I Slept My Way to the Middle, Kevin Pollack's Chat Show
<p>Elvis chats with Kevin Pollak, actor, comedian, impressionist, author and host of "Kevin Pollack's Chat Show."</p>

Nick Offerman: Somebody Up There Likes Me
<p>Actor and handicrafter Nick Offerman talks about his latest film, the show that made him famous, woodworking, and ham.</p>

Tom Stoppard: Parade's End
<p>Oscar-winning writer Tom Stoppard talks about his latest adaptation, Ford Madox Ford's tetralogy, "Parade's End."</p>

Mike White: Enlightened
<p>Mike White talks about his Golden Globe-winning series "Enlightened," now in its second season on HBO.</p>

Tim Burton: Frankenweenie
<p>Tim Burton talks about his Oscar-nominated stop-motion animation film, "Frankenweenie."</p>

Roman Coppola: A Glimpse Inside the Mind of Charles Swan III
<p>Roman Coppola talks about his second feature film as director, his Oscar nomination, and working with Charlie Sheen.</p>

Paul Thomas Anderson
<p>BONUS EPISODE: Elvis Mitchell in conversation with Paul Thomas Anderson, recorded live as part of the Film Independent at LACMA program.</p>

Nick Kroll: Kroll Show
<p>Elvis talks to comedian and actor Nick Kroll about his new show on Comedy Central.</p>

Amy Berg, Lorri Davis, Damien Echols: West of Memphis
<p>BONUS EPISODE: Director Amy Berg and co-producers/subjects Lorri Davis and Damien Echols on their documentary West of Memphis, recorded live at Film Independent at LACMA.<br /><br /></p>

Matthew Lillard: Fat Kid Rules the World
<p>With over two decades of acting under his belt, Matthew Lillard talks about his debut feature as director.</p>

Ruben Fleischer: Gangster Squad
<p>Ruben Fleischer talks about his latest film, which stars Sean Penn, Josh Brolin, and Ryan Gosling.</p>

Dustin Hoffman: Quartet
<p>Oscar winning actor Dustin Hoffman talks about directing his first feature, and shares tales from his storied career.</p>

Quentin Tarantino: Django Unchained
<p class="p1">Quentin Tarantino's new film depicts an ex-slave's heroic journey in the context of a Western.</p>

Judd Apatow: This Is 40
<p>Director Judd Apatow on his latest film, which stars his wife, Leslie Mann, and his two daughters, Maude and Iris.</p>

David Chase: Not Fade Away
<p>Elvis Mitchell talks to "Sopranos" creator, writer/director David Chase about his first feature film.</p>

John Hodgman: That Is All
<p>Elvis Mitchell talks to writer, actor, and deranged millionaire John Hodgman.</p>

David O. Russell: Silver Linings Playbook
<p>Writer/director David O. Russell talks about his latest film, an adaptation of the novel "Silver Linings Playbook," by Matthew Quick.</p>

Janusz Kaminski: Lincoln
<p>Janusz Kaminski talks about his thirteenth collaboration with director Steven Spielberg, Lincoln.</p>

Sam Mendes: Skyfall
<p>Elvis Mitchell talks to "American Beauty" director Sam Mendes about "Skyfall," the twenty-third film in the Bond franchise.</p>

Helen Hunt: The Sessions
<p>Elvis talks to Oscar winning actress Helen Hunt about her most recent role as real life sex surrogate Cheryl Cohen Greene in "The Sessions."</p>

Andy Wachowski, Tom Tykwer, Lana Wachowski: Cloud Atlas
<p>"Cloud Atlas" filmmakers Andy and Lana Wachowski and Tom Tykwer join Elvis for a live conversation after a screening of the film at ArcLight Hollywood.</p>

Tim Robbins: 'The Rivals' at The Actors' Gang
<p>Elvis talks to actor and Actors' Gang artistic director Tim Robbins about 'The Rivals,' which is playing as part of the company's 30th season.</p>

Heidi Ewing and Rachel Grady: Detropia
<p>Documentary filmmakers Heidi Ewing and Rachel Grady (Jesus Camp, Boys of Baraka) talk about their new film, "Detropia."</p>

William Lustig: Maniac and Vigilante
<p><strong>BONUS EPISODE (adult content): </strong>Horror legend William Lustig on his 1980's slasher cult favorites, recorded live as part of the Film Independent at LACMA program.</p>

Ava DuVernay: Middle of Nowhere
<p>Elvis talks to filmmaker Ava DuVernay about her new film, "Middle of Nowhere," and starting her own distribution company.</p>

Andrea Arnold: Wuthering Heights
<p>Elvis Mitchell talks to filmmaker Andrea Arnold about her latest work, a new cross-cultural adaptation of "Wuthering Heights."</p>

Jack Black: Bernie
<p>Elvis Mitchell talks to actor Jack Black about his most recent role as the title character in Richard Linklater's "Bernie."</p>

Nicholas Jarecki: Arbitrage and Breaking In
<p>Elvis Mitchell talks writer/director Nicholas Jarecki about his new film, 'Arbitrage.'</p>

Neil Berkeley and Wayne White: Beauty Is Embarrassing
<p>Elvis Mitchell talks to artist Wayne White, subject of the new documentary "Beauty Is Embarrassing," plus the director of the film, Neil Berkeley.</p>

Bill Hader: Saturday Night Live
<p>Elvis Mitchell talks to actor Bill Hader about beginning his eighth season on 'Saturday Night Live' and his Emmy nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series.<br /><br /></p>

Frank Langella: Dropped Names and Robot and Frank
<p>Elvis Mitchell talks to actor Frank Langella about the famous men and women in his life, and his unwavering commitment to the craft and the honor of acting.</p>

W. Kamau Bell: Totally Biased with W. Kamau Bell
<p>Elvis talks to socio-political comedian W. Kamau Bell about comedy, Chris Rock, and his new show, 'Totally Biased.'</p>

Dax Shepard: Hit and Run
<p>Elvis talks to actor Dax Shepard, who starred in, co-directed, and wrote the new film 'Hit and Run.'</p>

Louis C.K.: Louie on FX
<p>Elvis Mitchell talks to comedian Louis C.K. about his FX show 'Louie,' which he writes, directs, stars in and co-edits.<br /><br /></p>

Alfred Molina: RED
<p>Elvis talks to actor Alfred Molina about his prolific career and his latest turn, as artist Mark Rothko, in the play RED.</p>

Glenn Frey: After Hours
<p>Elvis Mitchell talks to fellow Detroit native and Eagles frontman Glenn Frey about his new solo album, <em>After Hours.</em></p>

Steven Soderbergh: Magic Mike
<p>Elvis Mitchell talks to director Steven Soderbergh about his most recent film, which stars Channing Tatum as Mike, a stripper and entrepreneur living in Florida.</p>

Christopher Nolan: The Dark Knight Rises
<p>Elvis Mitchell talks with director Christopher Nolan about the final film in his Batman trilogy.</p>

Harvey Weinstein: The Intouchables
<p>Elvis Mitchell talks to producer and Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein about 'The Intouchables,' and why this just might be Hollywood's new Golden Age.</p>

Alex Kurtzman: People Like Us
<p>Elvis Mitchell talks to veteran writer/producer Alex Kurtzman, who recently directed his first feature film, 'People Like Us.'</p>

Benh Zeitlin: Beasts of the Southern Wild
<p>Elvis Mitchell talks to Benh Zeitlin about his first feature film as director, co-writer, and co-composer.</p>

Lynn Shelton: Your Sister's Sister
<p>Elvis Mitchell talks to writer/director/actor Lynn Shelton about her latest film, 'Your Sister's Sister.'</p>

Kathleen Turner: The Perfect Family
<p>WEB EXCLUSIVE: Elvis Mitchell talks to legendary actress Kathleen Turner about her latest film, 'The Perfect Family.'</p>

Joe Berlinger: Under African Skies
<p>Elvis Mitchell talks to Oscar-nominated filmmaker Joe Berlinger about his new documentary, "Under African Skies."</p>

Wes Anderson: Moonrise Kingdom
<p>Elvis Mitchell welcomes Wes Anderson back to The Treatment to talk about his new feature film, 'Moonrise Kingdom.'</p>

Thomas Schumacher: President of Disney Theatricals
<p>Elvis Mitchell talks to Thomas Schumacher, president of Disney Theatricals, about two current Disney Broadway hits, which have earned a combined 17 Tony nominations.</p>

Stockard Channing: Other Desert Cities
<p>Elvis Mitchell talks to legend of stage and screen, Stockard Channing, about her Tony-nominated performance in Jon Robin Baitz's play 'Other Desert Cities.'</p>

Craig Thompson: Habibi
<p>Elvis Mitchell talks to author and illustrator Craig Thompson about his epic graphic novel, 'Habibi.'</p>

Joel McHale: 'Community' and 'The Soup'
<p>Elvis Mitchell talks to actor Joel McHale, who stars in the NBC comedy "Community" and hosts "The Soup" on E! Entertainment Television.</p>