The Better Call Saul Special

Still reeling from last night’s explosive midseason finale of Better Call Saul? V.F. has you covered. First, tuck into Michael Hogan’s detailed interview with Patrick Fabian, whose character, Howard, reached a major crossroads during the episode. (“I know my mother’s going to be so mad at these guys,” he jokes.) Then turn to Derek Lawrence’s interview with Saul cocreator Peter Gould, a.k.a. one of those guys Fabian’s mother might like to have a word with. The episode’s final sequence, he says, “felt about as painful as it could be. And sometimes you wanna go towards the pain in drama.” 

Elsewhere in HWD—and in non-Saul news—Julie Millerrecalls the troubled child star who gets a surprising shout-outin the new Chip ’n Dale movie; American Pie stars Natasha Lyonne and Jennifer Coolidge reunite for V.F.’s June TV issue; and Rebecca Ford has a candid conversation with Woody Harrelson in Cannes.

Laying Down the Law

Seven years after making his debut in Better Call Saul, Patrick Fabian opens up about the tie bars, his costars, his character’s crucial misstep, and that fateful midseason finale.

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S’almost Over

Better Call Saul cocreator Peter Gould breaks down the Breaking Bad prequel’s tense midseason finale, a masterpiece of execution.

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The Boy Who Couldn’t Grow Up

Chip ’n Dale: Rescue Rangers evokes the devastating story of Bobby Driscoll, who earned an Oscar and played Peter Pan as a child before being discarded as a teenager.

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Another Slice

Years after American Pie, actors Natasha Lyonne and Jennifer Coolidge are turning in peak performances in Russian Doll and The White Lotus, respectively.

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French Connection

In Cannes for the premiere of Triangle of Sadness, Woody Harrelson digs in on his connections to his Marxist character and how to function as an anarchist in Hollywood.

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