Production designer David Gropman and cinematographer Martin Ruhe put us up close and tight inside the B-25s with Yossarian (Christopher Abbott) and the other bombardiers.
“My idea was the comedy in the script would work on its own,” said Eagan. “If I kept it realistic than all that stuff works better.”
Hosted by Terry Crews, the event offered insights from the talent behind “The Other Two,” “Catch-22,” “The Act,” and “Escape from Dannemora,” among others.
Costume designer Jenny Eagan got to play make-believe dress up on “Maniac” and then fit the World War II military insanity of “Catch-22.”
Go behind-the-scenes at the IndieWire Consider This FYC Brunch, featuring Terry Crews, Gregg Araki and Comedy Central’s “The Other Two.”
“Band of Brothers” established a precedent for this Emmys contender being a good fit for women who are too young to vote.
Hosted by Terry Crews, three panels will center around above-the-line, below-the-line, and a spotlight panel for Comedy Central’s “The Other Two.”
After directing six movies, Clooney shepherds Joseph Heller’s 1961 classic to the small screen.
Though inconsistent in tone and straightforward in execution, Hulu’s “Catch-22” expands its vision beyond war and sees its mission through to victory.
The next few weeks bring new series starring Rosamund Pike, John Turturro, Gabrielle Union, the Wu-Tang Clan, Michael Sheen, and some guy named… George… Clooney?
Director/co-star George Clooney, Christopher Abbott, Kyle Chandler, Ellen Kuras and more explain why the upcoming Hulu show is more than filming a book.
George Clooney, Kyle Chandler, Christopher Abbott, and Hugh Laurie headline the latest screen version of the iconic Joseph Heller novel.
