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'Downton Abbey' First Trailer: Lady Mary and the Crawleys Are Ready for a Movie Close-Up
Michelle Dockery, Hugh Bonneville, and Maggie Smith are reprising their roles in the film adaptation of the television favorite.
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Television'Russian Doll': Netflix Reveals Release Date for Natasha Lyonne Dark Comedy
The new series, co-created by Amy Poehler and Leslye Headland, will begin streaming in 2019.
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Awards'Black Mirror' Inspires TV Academy to Make Rules Changes to TV Movie Emmy Eligibility
After the Charlie Brooker anthology series won two years in a row, it was time for clarity. Also: Megan Amram potentially inspires a change in short form Emmy nominations.
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ToolkitFrom Boots Riley to Debra Granik: 5 Directors to Remember in Awards Season
Filmmaker Toolkit Podcast: Lynne Ramsay, Debra Granik, Boots Riley, Chloé Zhao, and Josephine Decker talk about their unique filmmaking processes.
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TelevisionCBS Paid Eliza Dushku $9.5 Million to Settle a Sexual Harassment Complaint
The actress believes she was written off "Bull" because she complained about inappropriate comments made by her co-star.
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Film'Dead Souls' Trailer: Eight-Hour Documentary Explores China's Dark History
Wang Bing is at it again.
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FilmPaul Schrader Has Won More Than 2,100 Games of Words With Friends
Sometimes you just have to "keep the board constipated."
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AwardsOscars 2019: Best Editing Predictions
Contrasting tones and themes were editing challenges in frontrunners "Roma," "First Man," "If Beale Street Could Talk," and "The Favourite."
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ToolkitPeter Jackson Turned World War I Footage into a 3D Color Film, One Frame at a Time
"They Shall Not Grow Old": Watch 400 rotoscope artists bring back to life 100-year-old, damaged, black-and-white war footage.
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FilmBlack Cinema's Rise in 2018: In the Year of 'Black Panther,' Has Real Change Happened?
With "Black Panther" shattering industry expectations of black cinema, and a historic push for diversity and inclusion, 2018 might signal a paradigm shift.
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TelevisionThe Best TV Performances of 2018
Television was bursting with talent in 2018, and these performances will leave a mark for many more years to come.
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Vaclav Havel Biopic Receives $635,000 From Czech Film Fund
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Sondra Locke, Oscar-Nominated Actress, Dead at 74
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Detroit Fox Affiliate Airs Video Tribute To Jessica Starr; Meteorologist Died By Suicide After Eye Surgery
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New Emmy Rule Sets Minimum Length for TV-Movie, to Curb Anthology Entries
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‘The Voice’ predictions: Kirk Jay has early lead to win season 15 but watch out for Kennedy Holmes
