Felix Magazine

Some actors chase attention. Tom Cullen chases truth.

In our Winter 2026 The Quiet Heat issue, Cullen reflects on the long road from Weekend to The Gold, Trespasses, and House of the Dragon—and on why he’s always been drawn to characters who live in the gray. He talks about doubt, Welsh identity, fatherhood, politics, and the kind of artistry that resists simplification. Not a bridge, as he puts it—a vessel.

This is a story about a leading man who never tried to play the hero, only the human.

Words: Molly Peterson
Senior Editor: Emily Chu
Photography: Pip ()
Photo Retouching: Brianna Kish ()
Styling: David Nolan ()
Grooming: Paul Donovan ()

Order The Quiet Heat issue on MagCloud ().
Net proceeds support The Apareció Foundation () and girls’ education.


HouseOfTheDragon

Some farewells don’t whisper—they ignite. Echo & Flame captures the final dance of Kun-Yang Lin/Dancers with the kind of beauty that lingers: part elegy, part ignition, all legacy. Emily DeWitt writes this farewell as a reckoning with time, craft, and the truth of the body—what’s earned, what’s given, what echoes after the lights go down. Words: Emily DeWitt. Photography: Bill H Photography (). Subject: Kun-Yang Lin in Mandala. Company: Kun-Yang Lin/Dancers (). Order print on . Net proceeds support The Apareció Foundation and girls’ education.

A quiet room. A loud legacy. A filmmaker who still refuses to coast.

In our Edge of Grace Issue (Autumn/Fall 2025), we spotlight Mr. Scorsese—five parts of cinema history told through reflection, relationships, and the rare grace of staying curious at the top.

Writer: Valentina Rowe

Photography: Courtesy of Apple TV+ ()

Image Credits: Marion Curtis / StarPix for Apple TV+ ()

All net proceeds from advertisement sales support and girls’ education.
Read more in Edge of Grace—available now on .

In our Edge of Grace Issue (Autumn/Fall 2025), we spotlight Sir Isaac Julien (), whose work turns myth, architecture, and time into a living, cinematic organism.  

Set inside Palazzo Te in Mantua (), invites us to see change not as rupture—but as grace in evolution.  

Writer: Valentina Rowe
Artist: Sir Isaac Julien () 

Image Credits:
Photos courtesy of Lara Facco P&C ()  

All net proceeds from advertisement sales support and girls’ education.
Read more in Edge of Grace—available now on .