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‘The Man Who Invented Christmas’ Review: Charles Dickens Gets a Winsome but Weary ‘Shakespeare in Love’ of His Own

A manic Dan Stevens gets lost in this busy yuletide reminder that being a great man isn’t nearly as important as being a good one.

Oct 27, 2017 12:30 pm /

Film

/ By David Ehrlich

‘Marshall’ Review: It’s Never a Great Sign When Josh Gad Plays the Lead Role in a Thurgood Marshall Biopic

If you’re going to make a movie about Thurgood Marshall, then make a movie that’s actually about Thurgood Marshall.

Oct 12, 2017 5:40 pm /

Film

/ By Anne Thompson

‘Beauty and the Beast’: How Bill Condon Built Hollywood’s Most Expensive Musical

“Beauty and the Beast” may have cost more than any musical in history, but Disney has reason to believe it’s worth the price.

Mar 14, 2017 1:40 pm /

Hayley Atwell on ‘Howards End,’ and Why She May Be Done with Agent Carter and Broadcast TV — Turn It On Podcast

As the Starz drama ends, Atwell describes working with Kenneth Lonergan and Tracey Ullman, plus her desire to find iconic, strong female roles.

Cannes Versus the World: How Will the Festival Contend With Politically Correct Times? — IndieWire’s Movie Podcast

Plus: Are film producers wary of taking movies to the world’s greatest film festival?

‘Wild Wild Country’: Mark Duplass and Filmmakers On Sheela’s Regrets, and If She’s a Psychopath — Turn It On Podcast

Duplass and directors Chapman Way and Maclain Way reveal how they got Sheela to talk, and share the “most terrifying component” of the entire clash between Oregon and Rajneeshpuram.

‘Westworld’: No One Is Ready for Season 2, but Here Are 5 Ways to Get There

If you learned anything from “Westworld” Season 1, it’s that time cannot to be trusted — read on to refresh your memory and prepare your mind.

Tired of Being Ordinary: Inside the Secret Website and Mysterious Game Hyping a Sundance Hit

The marketing team for “American Animals” has created a game that allows participants to play underground hackers who go on a real adventure.

One Year and $1 Million: ‘Nigerian Prince’ Filmmaker Returns to Tribeca After a Bold Experiment

AT&T and Tribeca Film Festival’s Untold Stories has unveiled the first film from its unorthodox funding experiment aimed at elevating diverse stories.

Michelle Pfeiffer Stars in the Most Visually Daring Movie of 2018: Here’s How the Bold Style Came Together

Michelle Pfeiffer disappears into darkness in “Where Is Kyra?,” as the “Solo” and “Arrival” cinematographer Bradford Young returns to indies and his third feature with Andrew Dosunmu.