Brenda Perryman of Detroit interviews actor Will Pouter who portrays Officer Strauss in the film "Detroit."

Will Poulter's latest movie, Detroit looks at the Detroit Rebellion chaos and Will can't believe how similar scenes are to what's on the news now.

Talked with Dylan O'Brien, Kaya Scodelario and Will Poulter about their brand new movie, The Maze Runner. Had a AWESOME time joking around with them and talking about the film.

Fresh Fiction film critic Preston Barta sat down with the stars of THE MAZE RUNNER - Dylan O'Brien (TEEN WOLF), Will Poulter (WE'RE THE MILLERS) and Kaya Scodelario (MOON). We discussed their greatest fears, the most unique thing about each other, if director Wes Ball made a movie about their lives, and what college class they would teach.

The YH Studio welcomes 'The Maze Runner' stars Dylan O'Brien and Will Poulter, who chill out on our couch and tell us all about their on-set bromance and how their fight scenes were some of the most "polite" ever filmed! The also talk auditions, life codes, and pranks!

Will Poulter discusses how he had to embrace mythology and inaccurate beliefs to portray his character in Detroit and talks about what's needed to mend the racial divide.

Will Poulter ('Detroit') reveals he doesn't 'pull any punches' to play racist 'terrifyingly ignorant' police officer in 1967 with Gold Derby's Zach Laws. Directed by Kathryn Bigelow, this Annapurna Pictures release recounts the 1967 Detroit riots, centering around the murder of three black men during an all-night raid at the Algiers Motel. Poulter plays Krauss, an aggressively racist patrolman who terrorizes the motel patrons.

Actors John Boyega (Star Wars), Will Poulter (The Maze Runner), Hannah Murray (Game of Thrones) & Jack Reynor (Free Fire) attend the UK Press Conference for Detroit alongside their Academy Award winning director Kathryn Bigelow (The Hurt Locker, Zero Dark Thirty, Point Break!) in London.

Detroit premiere London: Will Poulter interview at on racism, diversity, white supremacy, Kathryn Bigelow

During the Detroit press conference, there was a lovely moment when Star Wars star John Boyega recounted the first time he met his co-star Will Poulter at an audition.