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.
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.
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.
“Catch-22” has its best shot at breaking through here, but there’s hot competition beyond Hulu. [Final Predictions — Updated July 11]
“Are we really going to help pay for these human rights violations?,” Clooney asks in an essay published on Deadline.
The series, starring Christopher Abbott, Kyle Chandler, and Hugh Laurie, premieres in Spring 2019.
Juliana Marguiles got choked up, while Jimmy Kimmel said what he really thought of “The Monuments Men.”
George and Amal Clooney previously donated $500,000 to the students’ March for Our Lives campaign.
TCA: Clooney is also executive producing, directing and starring in “Catch-22” for the streaming service.
From Jim Carrey to Channing Tatum and Nicole Kidman, these actors get brutally honest about the movies they hate most.
