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The director James Mangold narrates a scene featuring Christian Bale and Matt Damon.

The timing of his recent roles, in particular, signals a shift-at least to outsiders: the forward-thinking Lee Iacocca in \"Ford v Ferrari,\" well-meaning philanderer Josh in Lena Dunham's upcoming \"Sharp Stick,\" and warm professional tennis coach Rick Macci in \"King Richard.\" The latter movie, about the early days of Venus and Serena Williams' meteoric rise to tennis stardom, earned him and the rest of the biopic's cast a SAG Award nomination for best film ensemble. Busywork for \"King Richard\" included months of three-hour-long tennis training sessions, coaching a real-life player, losing 30 pounds, and finding his character's unforgettable voice. Early in his career, fresh out of school, when he was reading Backstage and auditioning for WB pilots and soap operas, Bernthal would take every open casting call as an opportunity to act for an audience.

What was your childhood like in India? [...]I moved to Pennsylvania for grad school, I had never traveled beyond Mumbai. How'd that turn out? I thought he was from the outside consulting team that was part of the problem, but he was a very senior IT exec at Kohler.

Barbara Pilarski SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, AMERICAS AND LABOR BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT STELLANTIS Company location: Age: 61 Education: B.S., business administration, Wayne State University; MBA, University of Michigan What drew you to the auto industry? A lot of my colleagues that work in the automotive industry beside me have either never been in a plant or certainly haven't worked in a plant, and that's one of the assignments I feel most proud of because - at the end of the day - that's where it all happens. [...]this is actually a quote that Mary Barra gave at my daughter's graduation from University of Michigan.