Jeremy Strong Finds It Harder to Be a Character Actor Because of ‘Succession’ — Interview
The “Armageddon Time” star tells IndieWire he is finding it harder to be a character actor “when you work on something that is so visible.”
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Paul Schrader Thought He Was Going to Die, So He Went Back to Work
The filmmaker went to extreme lengths to make “Master Gardener,” which finishes the trilogy he began with “First Reformed.”
Florence Pugh and Sebastián Lelio on the Battle Between Religion and Science in ‘The Wonder’
Exclusive: The filmmaker’s enigmatic adaptation of Emma Donoghue’s novel was a fresh challenge for Pugh after Marvel projects and “Don’t Worry Darling.”
Werner Herzog Is 80 and Loving It: ‘Time Is on My Side’
The filmmaker celebrates his birthday this week at Telluride with many new projects and even more ideas about cinema, civilization, and his long-term legacy, which he shared with IndieWire.
Steven Spielberg and ‘Wall-E’ Inspired Mars Exploration Doc ‘Good Night Oppy’
Exclusive: The Telluride-bound documentary is a photorealistic journey to the surface of the red planet, but it’s just as much about the scientists behind the scenes.
The Real-Life Underground Cartoonist Who Filled Out Owen Kline’s ‘Funny Pages’
Johnny Ryan shares the instructions given to him by the first-time director: “‘It can be as dirty or crazy as you want it to be.'”
‘Three Thousand Years of Longing’: George Miller Follows ‘Fury Road’ with Another Dazzling Cinematic Feat – Toolkit
The “Mad Max” director tells IndieWire about the process of working with stars Idris Elba and Tilda Swinton.
‘The Invitation’ Used to Be Titled ‘The Bride.’ That Didn’t Track Well with Men.
The twist? As filmmaker Jessica M. Thompson tells IndieWire, no matter the film’s name, it’s still a feminist vampire joint.
Frederick Wiseman Goes Fictional for the First Time
After nearly 60 years of non-fiction filmmaking, Wiseman tells IndieWire why he picked “A Couple” as his first fiction film.
Aubrey Plaza’s Jilted Queer Love Story in ‘Happiest Season’ Led to Twisted ‘Spin Me Round’ Romance
Plaza’s sparks with “Spin Me Round” co-star Alison Brie was built into the script after writer-director Jeff Baena realized Plaza’s status as a queer icon from the 2020 Hulu holiday film.
Chloë Sevigny on ‘Kids,’ ‘The Last Days of Disco,’ and Nuking the ’90s Status Quo
’90s Week: Chloë Sevigny reflects on defining the American film scene of the decade, what she loved about it, and why she wasn’t crushed to let it go.
Bill Duke on ‘Deep Cover,’ ‘Sister Act 2,’ and Reshaping What Black Movies Could Be in the ’90s
’90s Week: The iconic actor and director on the leaps of faith that made him one of the most vital Hollywood filmmakers of the decade.
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