Welcome to Backstage, the TV and film podcast from Sky News.
Joining Sky's arts and entertainment reporters Claire Gregory and Bethany Minelle to pick through the week's best releases and showbiz news is TV and film critic Stevie Wong.
Elizabeth Banks joins the team to talk about her new film Cocaine Bear. And yes, it's about a bear that takes a lot of drugs. Sam Claflin and Camila Morrone drop by to discuss their new Prime Video series Daisy Jones & The Six. Find out what they loved about making their 70s musical drama.It's the school on everyone's lips - hear what the team have to say about the second series of ABC and Disney+'s Abbott Elementary.
Plus; Claire catches up with Idris Elba, as Luther's first film premieres; Nicholas Pinnock talks all things Django on Sky Atlantic; and what will happen at the Oscars? The SAG Awards may have just given us a clue...
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