Variety & CNN Actors on Actors

Jamie Lee Curtis and Mariska Hargitay grew up neighbors but didn't become friends until a chance encounter later in life. They recall their experience of being raised in Hollywood and their roles in 'Scarpetta' and 'Law & Order: SVU.'

Colman Domingo and Sarah Pidgeon sit down to discuss their very busy year on television. Pidgeon reflects on portraying Carolyn Bessette in 'Love Story,' and Domingo on playing two very different characters in 'Euphoria' and 'Four Seasons.'

Claire Danes and Richard Gadd are no strangers to tackling difficult material on screen. They sit down to discuss Danes' turn as a grieving mother in 'The Beast in Me,' and Gadd's complicated examination of masculinity in 'Half Man.'

Noah Wyle sits down with Sally Field to praise her storied career, highlight her work in 'Remarkably Bright Creatures,' and discuss his decision to return to small screen hospital drama in the critical- and crowd-favorite 'The Pitt.'

Reuniting after 'The Hunger Games,' Josh Hutcherson and Elizabeth Banks revisit the fan fervor. Hutcherson breaks down his nice-guy role in 'I Love LA,' while Banks discusses acting against green screens in 'The Miniature Wife.'

The past and present of SNL collide as cast members Tracy Morgan and Marcello Hernández meet. They discuss the show's endless opportunities and Morgan's latest team up with Tina Fey, 'The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins.'

Though never sharing the screen, Bryan Cranston and Rhea Seehorn have both worked on Vince Gilligan shows. They discuss how their characters almost met, the meticulous process on 'Pluribus,' and Cranston's return to 'Malcolm in the Middle.'

Bowen Yang and Rachel Sennott first met in the comedy scene in Brooklyn and have since found massive success in TV. Yang opens up about his decision to leave SNL while Sennott talks creating, directing, and starring in 'I Love LA.'

Paul Anthony Kelly and Patrick Ball both struggled to find roles for over a decade until now. Kelly discusses the challenges of being JFK Jr. in 'Love Story' while Ball shares his story of gaining acclaim on 'The Pitt.'

15 years later, 'Scandal' castmates Kerry Washington and Tony Goldwyn reunite to reflect on the show's legacy. Washington talks producing and starring in 'Imperfect Women' while Goldwyn reflects on his roles in 'Hacks' and 'Law & Order.'

Kit Harington and Peter Dinklage reunite for the first time since 'Game of Thrones.' Harington discusses his return to TV in 'Industry' while Dinklage talks acting alongside his longtime friend Ethan Hawke in 'The Lowdown.'

Keke Palmer and Sharon Stone become instant friends as Stone raves about 'Euphoria' while Palmer breaks down her curiously suspicious character in 'The 'Burbs.' By the end, the two are exchanging phone numbers to plan a TV series together.

Jennifer Aniston and Lisa Kudrow reunite and reminisce about their time spent on the legendary sitcom, 'Friends.' They discuss how Kudrow's 'The Comeback' hints at the 'Friends' legacy and the 'Friends' lines that still crack them up.