The 10 Most Controversial Biopics of the 21st Century, from ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ to ‘Richard Jewell’
“Blonde” is making waves right now, but it’s far from the first film to upset fans of the people it dramatizes.
“Blonde” is making waves right now, but it’s far from the first film to upset fans of the people it dramatizes.
The Lionsgate film will be written by “The Aviator” scribe John Logan.
Roger Taylor called Sacha Baron Cohen “six inches too tall,” “pushy,” and “not a very good actor.”
One of the more controversial Oscar winners in recent years could be getting a followup down the road.
The star of Netflix’s “The Politician” looks back on a rocky production that eventually paid off.
The Oscar winner tweeted a video to congratulate the latest participants of the Academy’s Gold program.
While the idea sounds enticing, director Dexter Fletcher ultimately chose to let Elton John’s movie be fully devoted to Elton John.
They ultimately decided against it, but the massive box-office success of the Queen biopic complicated the path of the Elton John film.
Elton John’s movie beat expectations, and “Bohemian Rhapsody” was a smash, but the challenges of music biopics are more complicated than two box-office hits.
The Oscar-winning music biopic broke the rules to outgross the sequels for “Guardians of the Galaxy” and “Spider-Man.”
The Oscar-winning movie has been edited so much for its China release that it now has plot-holes.
“Whenever I see it, I want to put a bag over my head,” editor John Ottman says of the much-mocked scene where Queen meets with their eventual manager.