‘Dune’ Art Director Says Villeneuve’s Films Will Be Up There with ‘Lord of the Rings’ Series
Supervising art director Tom Brown also said that Denis Villeneuve’s “seminal version” is one that won’t be topped.
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Madonna and Diablo Cody Are Working on a Screenplay in Quarantine
Madonna shared the news of a secret new project on Instagram over the weekend.
What’s New on Disney Plus: How Disney Taught Us to Talk Like a Pirate
“Treasure Island,” Disney’s first all live-action movie, turns 70 — it had a huge impact on creating the current notion of a pirate. And it’s on Disney+.
Romany Malco Wants Hollywood to See Black Films as Destined for More Than Just ‘Urban Distribution’
Malco sounded off on the state of Black cinema during a recent IndieWire live conversation.
‘Judas and the Black Messiah’ Director Defends Casting Brit Daniel Kaluuya as U.S. Activist Fred Hampton
Writer/director Shaka King doesn’t anticipate criticisms like those of Kaluuya in “Get Out,” Cynthia Erivo in “Harriet,” or David Oyelowo in “Selma.”
Robert Pattinson Tried and Failed to Lie to Christopher Nolan About Batman Audition
Pattinson tried to sneak off the “Tenet” set for a “Batman” screen test, but Nolan knew what he was up to immediately.
Francis Ford Coppola Will Throw in Signed ‘The Conversation’ Script if You Buy $800 of His Wine
Oenophiles and cinephiles are in for a treat with 24 bottles of wine, and a signed copy of Coppola’s 1974 classic.
‘Rebecca’ First Look: Ben Wheatley’s Twist on Daphne du Maurier with Armie Hammer and Lily James
The mystery film, also starring Kristin Scott Thomas as iconic villain Mrs. Danvers, hits Netflix on October 21.
Amy Seimetz Accidentally Made the First COVID-Era Thriller
“She Dies Tomorrow” locked picture before the pandemic began, but she says that film is the best way to mine her own anxieties.
Theaters Have Many Problems, but the Consent Decrees Weren’t One
Today a U.S. District judge agreed to end the 1949 Paramount Content Decrees, but its relevance faded long ago.
Ben Affleck to Direct Paramount Film About the Iconic Making of ‘Chinatown’
Affleck’s first film behind the camera since “Live by Night,” “The Big Goodbye” will tell the infamous behind-the-scenes story of Roman Polanski’s noir classic.
Tarantino’s ‘Star Trek’ Idea Is an ‘Earthbound’ 1930s Gangster Movie, and It’s Not Dead Yet
Tarantino’s idea is based on the episode “A Piece of the Action” from the second season of “Star Trek: The Original Series.”
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Martin Birch, Iron Maiden and Whitesnake Producer, Dies at 71
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NHL Live Stream: How to Watch the 2020 Stanley Cup Playoffs Online
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‘House Hunters International Producer Argonon Opens LA Base, Hires ‘Dance Moms’ Producer Lindsay Schwartz
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Perry Mason EPs on the Finale's Twist Ending, Winning Over Skeptics and What's on the Docket for Season 2
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Kevin Campbell (‘Big Brother 22’) seeks ‘revenge’ after being nominated for eviction: ‘I’m coming for Cody’