Jacqueline Durran Brings History to Life Through Costumes
“The specificity of Jacqueline recreating a hat from a painting is why she is who she is,” Gerwig said of her “Little Women” costume designer.
1917
Already Legendary, Roger Deakins Is Still Breaking New Ground
Sam Mendes talks about how the cinematographer made the idea of “1917” being one seemingly continuous long shot possible.
Oscars 2020: Why Best Picture Winner ‘Parasite’ Unified Hollywood
With a smart release plan to the charms of Bong Joon Ho, “Parasite” drew a winning hand at this year’s Oscars.
Oscars 2020: Though It Lost Best Picture, ‘1917’ Dominated the Crafts Awards
Cinematographer Roger Deakins won his second Oscar, while “Toy Story 4” and “Hair Love” took animated feature and short.
2020 Oscars Complete Winners List: ‘Parasite’ Dominates the 92nd Academy Awards
“Parasite” is the first South Korean movie to be nominated and to win Academy Awards.
‘Parasite’ Stuns the Oscars With Game-Changing Best Picture Win Over ‘1917’
A neck-and-neck Best Picture race ended in history-making fashion at the 92nd Academy Awards.
It Took Roger Deakins Decades to Win an Academy Award, Now He’s Won Two Oscars Two Years Apart
Two years after a win for “Blade Runner 2049,” Deakins reigns supreme again with “1917.”
Foul Results for Disappointing ‘Birds of Prey’ Result in First Down Weekend of 2020
“Birds of Prey” scores the lowest opening weekend of any DC Comics film since the DCEU launched with “Man of Steel” in 2013.
2020 Oscar Predictions: ‘Parasite’ and ‘1917’ Should Win Big
Top picks for all categories, including the possible snubs and surprises for “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,” “The Irishman,” “Jojo Rabbit,” “Joker,” and more.
‘Birds of Prey’ Won’t Break Opening Records, but Could See a Long Box-Office Life
Margot Robbie has the weekend to herself, and her Harley Quinn is poised to benefit from Valentine’s Day as well.
Heading Into the Oscars, Best-Picture Frontrunners ‘1917’ and ‘Parasite’ Ride Box Office Surge
When it comes to winning Oscars, timing is often everything.
Oscars 2020: Why ‘1917’ Leads Strong Period Cinematography Race
The past comes alive as a visual feast, with Roger Deakins leading the pack with his tour de force, single-shot “1917.”
Newswire
-
Google Delays Chrome Phase-Out of Cookies Until Mid-2023, Citing Commitments to U.K. Regulators
-
Amazon Studios, Mandeville Films Set ‘The Rabbit Factor’ As Steve Carell Starring Vehicle
-
Savannah Guthrie's Jeopardy! Stint Set to End — How Does She Stack Up Against Her Guest Host Competition?
-
NBC Confident Tokyo Olympics Ad Sales Will Top 2020 Bookings