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Song's well-reviewed Sundance and Berlin hit, in theaters now, ends with an extraordinary single take.
Old standards
"He played a Black man brilliantly. Am I being told that I will never have a chance to play a Black man?"
A Release Date Far, Far Away
"We’re going to make these movies when they’re ready to be made, and release them when they’re ready to be released."
Go Team Go
"Our job is the same. We want to get people into the theaters to see movies. That's what matters."
On Set
The brain behind "Grey's Anatomy" and "Bridgerton" embraces the collaboration needed to make her sex scenes pop.
Telling It from the Heart
"What’s interesting is that the male storytelling, the 'this is where I save the world,' it’s just as obvious, just as if not more repetitive," Thompson said of the action-superhero genre.
What's Next
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