Tony Hale's latest project, 'Woman of the Hour,' marks a departure into drama, portraying a game show host during the harrowing true story of serial killer Rodney Alcala.
Hale emphasizes that '[the movie] doesn't glorify the serial killer. It's about the victims, and that was important to me,' underscoring the film's sensitive handling of the subject matter.
Reflecting on his role, Hale describes the character's portrayal as embodying 'the detached, sexist culture of the 1970s,' highlighting the film's commentary on social issues.
Hale appreciates working with Anna Kendrick, saying, 'It's always a gift to work with an actor-director because they know the questions you're going to ask,' showcasing the collaborative nature of their work.
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