‘Persuasion’ Director Carrie Cracknell Talks That Trailer Response: Fans Have ‘Deep Feeling’ for Austen
And so does the filmmaker. Carrie Cracknell is an ardent admirer of the English writer and the many adaptations of her work. She’s one of you.
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Pedro Almodovar Details New Western with Ethan Hawke and Pedro Pascal, His ‘Answer’ to ‘Brokeback Mountain’
Exclusive: As the Spanish auteur teams with Saint Laurent for his latest English-language experiment, he looks back on his decisions to avoid Hollywood over the years.
Set 50 Years Ago, ‘The Janes’ Shows the Horror of Abortion Being Illegal
“As bad as it was during the era of ‘The Janes,'” co-director Tia Lessin told IndieWire, “we’re looking at something even more sinister.”
‘The Black Phone’ Director Scott Derrickson on How Horror Movies Offer a Sense of ‘Justice’ Real Life Can’t
The writer and director tells IndieWire he’s “addicted” to true crime stories, and sees an important value in watching scary stuff as entertainment.
‘The Black Phone’ Star Ethan Hawke Came Up with His ‘Unnerving’ Villain Voice Overnight
Director Scott Derrickson tells IndieWire he tried to talk Hawke out of the role, but the star quickly made the tricky part his own.
Jerrod Carmichael Explains Why He Spent His Whole Life Preparing to Make ‘Rothaniel’
From “On the Count of Three” to his revelatory HBO special, Carmichael tells IndieWire he has been telling his story in public for years.
‘Leo Grande’ Helped Emma Thompson Accept Who She Is: ‘I’ve Judged Myself All My Life’
Only by channeling her character, she told IndieWire, was Thompson able to stand in front of her naked body in a mirror and accept herself.
Antonio Banderas Looks Back on Adjusting to Hollywood as an Outsider: ‘I Couldn’t Express Myself’
The “Official Competition” star looks back on 30 years of navigating the business, COVID disruptions, and why the new “Puss in Boots” blew him away.
How Andrew Bujalski Shot a Pandemic Movie with One Performer at a Time Over Course of Six Months
Exclusive: Bujalski tells IndieWire how he landed on the “essential cinema” experiment of “There There,” a movie he never intended to make.
Why Colin Trevorrow Didn’t End ‘Jurassic World’ Trilogy with ‘Fantasy Movie’ About ‘Chomping’ Dinosaurs
“Part of my job is to honor Michael Crichton’s work, and honestly, I think dinosaurs and humans battling it out in the city streets is a different kind of film than what he would’ve done,” the filmmaker told IndieWire.
‘Top Gun: Maverick’ Director Joseph Kosinski Answers All Our Burning Questions
The filmmaker tells IndieWire about emotional cameos, cut scenes, who the “enemy” really is, and what’s next for this massive franchise.
Making Massive ‘Jurassic World: Dominion’ Made Colin Trevorrow Worried for the Future of Indies
The filmmaker told IndieWire that the $200 million-plus blockbuster’s theatrical rollout is great, but he wonders about the future of the kind of smaller films that gave him his start.
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