Lily Tomlin on ‘Moving On’ and Anti-LGBTQ Attacks: ‘It Will Get Better’
The “Grace & Frankie” star says she doesn’t understand intolerance, but tells IndieWire she has faith positive representation in film can make a difference for trans rights.
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How a Busby Berkeley-Obsessed Indie Filmmaker Landed the Stage and Movie Rights to His Unpublished Memoir
The legendary choreographer’s life is a cautionary tale of Golden Age Hollywood, and as the duo behind a planned new film tell IndieWire, they’re ready to give it the film it deserves.
The Wisdom of Willem Dafoe: The Actor Reveals the Rules That Govern His Boundary-Pushing Movie Career
The “Inside” actor is one of the most versatile performers working today. What’s his secret? Here, he shares a few with IndieWire.
Ken Loach Mourns the Loss of the British System That Helped Him Become a Filmmaker Decades Ago
The 86-year-old legend explains to IndieWire the crisis facing filmmakers (and British society as a whole) while readying a new movie and releasing his documentary on the Labour Party.
How ‘Scream VI’ Directors Brought in One of Their Favorite Scream Queens for a Killer Opening Sequence
Spoilers: Co-director Tyler Gillett tells IndieWire how the Radio Silence team cast a beloved collaborator to kick off the film in bloody style.
Bobby Farrelly Knows You Might Think His ‘Champions’ Isn’t for You — Let Him Prove You Wrong
One-half of the comedy duo behind “There’s Something About Mary” and “Dumb and Dumber” is leaning into his sweeter tendencies with his new film. Doesn’t sound up your alley? Think again.
William Shatner on ‘Star Trek’ Feuds, Jeff Bezos’ Space Agenda, and Why He Won’t Cameo in New Movies
SXSW: Ahead of his new documentary’s premiere, the 91-year-old Shatner makes amends for a Twitter feud and explains his newfound activist cause.
The Scariest Thing About Directing a ‘Scream’ Film? ‘Not F**king Up’ Wes Craven’s Horror Legacy
Directors Matt Bettinelli-Olpin, Tyler Gillett, and producer Chad Villella (AKA Radio Silence) walk IndieWire through their own terrifying journey: to meet major expectations.
Tessa Thompson Knew She Had to Work with Jonathan Majors After Seeing His Sundance Debut
Like many film fans, Thompson was blown away by her “Creed III” costar’s role in “The Last Black Man in San Francisco.” Four years later, she’s still hitting the festival for inspiration.
Colin Farrell Reviews His First Awards Season: ‘The Sense of Community Has Been Extraordinary’
Although he’s very ready for it to end, Best Actor nominee Colin Farrell hasn’t ever taken his awards season experience for granted. “To be a working actor is brilliant,” the “Banshees of Inisherin” actor tells IndieWire.
Jenny Slate Explains Why It Wouldn’t Take Another 7 Years to Make the Next ‘Marcel’ Movie
Slate and Dean Fleisher Camp explain how they figured out their unique approach to the animated Oscar nominee.
When Hong Chau Wanted to Take a Break from Acting, Darren Aronofsky Had Other Plans
The Oscar-nominated star of “The Whale” has been through this whole awards season thing before — this time, she tells IndieWire, is different. So is she.
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