Rosamund Pike Remembers the Time She Refused to Strip During Audition for Bond Film ‘Die Another Day’
The Oscar nominee made her feature film debut playing Miranda Frost in the Pierce Brosnan-led 007 movie.
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25 Awards Contenders to See This Season, From ‘Roma’ to ‘The Favourite’ to ‘First Man’ and More
As the summer gives way to another slammed festival season that will breed yet another nutty awards season, IndieWire tries to suss out the most likely contenders.
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‘Casual’ Is Dead, Long Live ‘Casual’: How Hulu’s Overlooked Gem Became Timeless in a Transformative Final Season
The creator and cast of “Casual” put their all into one final season — from technology of the future to the last Super Bowl — and ensured a rich legacy.
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‘Crazy Rich Asians’ Box Office Looks Bright: How an Unconventional Comedy Was Built to Succeed
Box office signs are upbeat for the first studio wide-release of a contemporary movie with an all-Asian cast since Disney’s “The Joy Luck Club” 25 years ago. Here’s why it’s working.
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MoviePass Reminded Us How Much People Love Going to the Movies
MoviePass was born to remind us that people love to go to the movies, and its failure shows us just how much.
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How ‘To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before’ Was Influenced by John Hughes, but With Less Problematic Asian Representation
Author Jenny Han, director Susan Johnson, and the cast discuss the significance of making Netflix’s teen comedy featuring an Asian-American family.
MoviePass Reminded Us How Much People Love Going to the Movies
MoviePass was born to remind us that people love to go to the movies, and its failure shows us just how much.
The Story of the Underground Emmys FYC Event That May Have Led to 4 Nominations
In the era of studios spending millions for the TV Academy voters’ attention, one woman found a way to spotlight underdog nominees.
‘Crazy Rich Asians’ Box Office Looks Bright: How an Unconventional Comedy Was Built to Succeed
Box office signs are upbeat for the first studio wide-release of a contemporary movie with an all-Asian cast since Disney’s “The Joy Luck Club” 25 years ago. Here’s why it’s working.
‘Casual’ Is Dead, Long Live ‘Casual’: How Hulu’s Overlooked Gem Became Timeless in a Transformative Final Season
The creator and cast of “Casual” put their all into one final season — from technology of the future to the last Super Bowl — and ensured a rich legacy.
Jacques Audiard Explains Why He Never Wanted to Make an American Movie Before ‘The Sisters Brothers’ — Exclusive
In anticipation of a new MOMA retrospective, the French auteur spoke to IndieWire about his ability to thrive in France despite his new American film.
Black Voices in a White World: How ‘BlacKkKlansman’ and ‘Sorry to Bother You’ Tackle Racism in Everyday Language
Two hit summer movies tackle the same provocative theme from very different perspectives.
How ‘To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before’ Was Influenced by John Hughes, but With Less Problematic Asian Representation
Author Jenny Han, director Susan Johnson, and the cast discuss the significance of making Netflix’s teen comedy featuring an Asian-American family.
Anonymous Emmy Ballot: Publicist Says ‘Silicon Valley’ and ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’ Have Gone Downhill, But Raves for ‘Barry’
On Bill Hader: “How can “Stefan” be this subtle and good every episode?” And Henry Winkler: “There is no better doddering oldster in the game today.”
‘An Evening with Beverly Luff Linn’ Trailer: Aubrey Plaza and Jemaine Clement Obsess Over Magic in This Sundance Alum — Watch
Emile Hirsch and Craig Robinson co-star in the film, the second feature from “The Greasy Strangler” director Jim Hosking.
Emma Stone Chose Netflix’s ‘Maniac’ as Her First Lead Television Role Because of Her Love for Jonah Hill
Stone already has an Oscar under her belt thanks to “La La Land,” but could an Emmy be next?
Dream Film Collaborations: 20 Actor-Director Pairings We Would Love to See
Imagine the possibilities of Lakeith Stanfield and David Lynch joining forces on the big screen.
