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A Talent for Murder at TIFF 2026: Helen Mirren Talks Yoga and Her Role

FERNTV hits the TIFF red carpet for A Talent for Murder, where Idalina Leandro speaks with Helen Mirren about yoga, Alden Ehrenreich about murder mysteries, and director Anton Corbijn about working with cinematographer Robbie Ryan.

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September 28, 2026

Fernando Fernandez

Helen Mirren at the A Talent for Murder — Helen Mirren and Alden Ehrenreich in A Talent for Murder

Idalina Leandro of FERNTV hit the red carpet at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) for A Talent for Murder, speaking with legendary actress Helen Mirren, actor Alden Ehrenreich and acclaimed director Anton Corbijn. During their conversation, Mirren shared how practising yoga helps her prepare physically for demanding roles, including her performance in A Talent for Murder. Meanwhile, Leandro brought a playful twist to her interview with Ehrenreich, asking him who would come out on top in a murder mystery.

Leandro also caught up with director Anton Corbijn, whose extensive background in photography and filmmaking has shaped his distinctive visual style. The two discussed his experience working with acclaimed cinematographer Robbie Ryan and how their creative collaboration helped bring A Talent for Murder to the screen. From Mirren’s approach to preparing for her roles to Ehrenreich’s take on solving a murder mystery and Corbijn’s filmmaking process, FERNTV‘s red carpet coverage offered an entertaining glimpse into the talent and creative vision behind the film.

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Fernando Fernandez

Fernando Fernandez is a graduate of Environmental Studies at York University in Toronto. He became interested in entertainment journalism in the late 2000s writing for online startups. He founded FERNTV in 2009 and focused mainly on the film industry. With over a thousand interviews conducted with all walks of life in film, he is still learning as if every day is day one.