Gerwig joined writer/director Noah Baumbach at NYFF to talk their latest movie, which incorporates decades of cinema history and American iconography to be distinctly of the moment.
Life in plastic with Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling? It’s fantastic.
The casts of “Don’t Worry Darling,” “Blonde,” and “White Noise” graced the red carpet at the 79th Venice Film Festival from August 31 through September 10.
The film marks Netflix’s first Opening Night premiere at the Venice Film Festival.
Baumbach writes and directs this Venice Film Festival-bound drama, adapted from DeLillo’s postmodern novel.
Nef perfectly encapsulated the tone of the Mattel-produced movie — “knowing but not snarky, buoyant but not vapid” according to writer-director Gerwig.
“She giggle-screamed, and then I got the part.”
Gerwig will direct Margot Robbie from a script co-written by Noah Baumbach.
Greta Gerwig and Adam Driver are reportedly starring in Baumbach’s third Netflix original movie.
“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.
Two water bottles have been spotted in the “Little Women” scene where the March sisters visit the Laurence household for the first time.
After picking up her first Oscar, Dern spoke to interview press backstage to address the elephant in the room: Where were the women directors?
