A aron Schimberg’s new film, A Different Man, wears a few disguises: comedy, drama, paranoid thriller. It’s also a delirious tug of war between two men. There’s Edward, an a

A Different Man' director Adam Schimberg and stars Sebastian Stan and Adam Pearson talk about prosthetics and why we love horror.

Sebastian Stan and Adam Pearson joined Heart's Dev Griffin this week to talk about their new film A Different Man.

It’s a question that’s fascinated Sebastian Stan as raised in his newest film, A Different Man, now in theatres from A24. “Why do people keep making the same choices, especially later on in life, even though it brings them pain and suffering?”

A Different Man’s” point of view is layered, introspective, and completely unique. The second collaboration between actor Adam Pearson and writer-director Aaron Schimberg — the two previously worked together on Schimberg’s “Chained for Life” — is based on a real-life dialogue between Pearson and Schimberg (with Sebastian Stan joining in later on) on disfigurement,

Sebastian Stan and his co-star Adam Pearson have received positive reactions for their remarkable performances in the black comedy psychological thriller A Different Man. In this project, Stan takes on the role of Edward,

I n A Different Man, MCU star Sebastian Stan plays Edward, an aspiring actor with neurofibromatosis, a genetic condition in which tumors grow in the nervous system. Edward is jump

A Different Man stars Sebastian Stan and Adam Pearson have recalled filming the movie's fight scene, calling it a "chaotic" sequence. The dark comedy thriller - now playing in UK cinemas - sees Stan play aspiring actor Edward,