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Werner Herzog Says 'The Mandalorian' Is 'Cinema Back at Its Best'
Werner Herzog was among several cast and crew members who discussed "The Mandalorian" during Wednesday's Los Angeles premiere.
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Film'Blade Runner' and 'Back to the Future' Production Designer Lawrence Paull Dies at 81
Paull received an Oscar nomination in 1983 for designing director Ridley Scott's dystopian future world in "Blade Runner."
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AwardsCreating Unstable New York States of Mind for Todd Phillips' 'Joker' and Edward Norton's 'Motherless Brooklyn'
New York City became major characters through world building, evoking the unstable mental states of Joaquin Phoenix's Arthur Fleck and Edward Norton's Lionel Essrog.
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FilmPaul McCartney Thought 'Yesterday' Was a 'Terrible Idea,' Until Director Danny Boyle Came Along
McCartney at first resisted, but then fell for, the summer crowdpleaser that centered on a world where The Beatles never existed.
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AwardsGolden Globes 2020 Predictions: Best Supporting Actor in a Series, Limited Series, or TV Movie
Andrew Scott looks to make a lasting impression on the HFPA, along with a stellar, expansive crop of supporting actors.
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TelevisionMo’Nique Files Discrimination Lawsuit Against Netflix
In January 2018, comedian-actress Mo’Nique called for a boycott of Netflix over “gender bias and color bias."
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TelevisionThe Best TV Pilots of the Decade, Ranked
Each of these 20 series expertly built worlds of their own, breaking the rules to make them feel all the more relevant to ours.
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FilmJohn Travolta's Critically Reviled 'The Fanatic' Gets Oscar Campaign, Because Why Not
The odds Travolta breaks into a crowded Best Actor race that includes Leonardo DiCaprio, Adam Driver, and Joaquin Phoenix are zero and below.
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Film'Blessed Child' Review: An Intimate Look at One Woman's Escape from Her Parents' Cult
Cara Jones' extremely personal film offers an inside look at her life as a Moonie, and the pain of leaving her parents behind with the cult.
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FilmMartin Scorsese Doesn't Draw a Line Between Documentary and Fiction Onscreen: It Should Just Be 'a Film'
In a video exclusive to IndieWire, Scorsese discusses his nonfiction filmmaking career, topped this year by the Bob Dylan documentary "Rolling Thunder Revue."
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FilmDaisy Ridley, Adam Driver Filmed Climactic 'Rise of Skywalker' Lightsaber Fight For a Week
The production relied on lightsabers that weighed less than normal to pull off the epic, rain-soaked lightsaber battle.
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Awards'Waves': Why Taylor Russell Is One of Oscar Season's Biggest Revelations
Every performance in Trey Edward Shults' devastating family drama is wonderful, but it's recent Gotham nominee Russell who makes off with its most spectacular turn.
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‘Rocketman’: Chris Dickens Discusses the Inside Story of Editing ‘I’m Still Standing’
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Taylor Swift Claims She Can’t Play Hits at AMAs Unless She Ceases Rerecording Her Masters
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United Media Asia Inks First Look Deal With South East Asia’s Kompas Gramedia
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Taylor Swift's American Music Awards Performance in Limbo Over Legal Woes With Scooter Braun, Scott Borchetta
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‘RuPaul’s Drag Race UK’ episode 7 recap: Mums and sissies arrive for family resemblance makeovers with final four
