The sequel features a plot about a movie star with a voice at odds with the characters she plays, but writer Julian Fellowes and director Simon Curtis tell IndieWire it wasn’t all inspired by the classic film.
Garland’s latest conversation piece is also his most beguiling, and audiences might not be ready for it. The director tells IndieWire why he “can’t prevent or worry too much” about anyone’s interpretations.
The actress tells IndieWire that while she was set to play three Dr. Christine Palmers in Sam Raimi’s film, two ended up being just as fun for her.
The fourth episode of Season 6 needed balance, and not just the kind it takes to be in Kim Wexler’s mind and the director’s chair on the same day.
The director tells IndieWire how a random email led to animatronic geniuses crafting otherworldly eggs and puppets for her unique debut.
As the voice of “Moana” re-introduces herself with a fresh new on-camera role, she tells IndieWire what’s guiding her growing choices.
Director Daniel Roher makes the case for Alexei Navalny’s potential to get out of prison and take on his country’s tyrannical leader.
The star of Robert Eggers’ meticulous epic tells IndieWire about the easiest scene in a tough shoot, reuniting with Nicole Kidman, and the historical accuracy of getting nude.
Eggers explains to IndieWire his meticulous approach to recreating the Viking era, dealing with studio notes, and why he believes more filmmakers should be so bold.
“It was becoming harder to hide from myself, in a professional life and a personal life,” the filmmaker told IndieWire of their first narrative feature.
With “Dual” starring Karen Gillan, the filmmaker explores a deadpan sci-fi dystopia, but tells IndieWire, “I just don’t think people want me directing a comic book movie.”
The filmmaker explains to IndieWire his plans to remain an international director and why his latest effort felt like a first film.
