John Turturro Joins Cast of Matt Reeves’ ‘The Batman’ as Carmine Falcone
The Jesus is coming to Gotham.
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How John Turturro Won Over the Coen Bros, Universal to Get ‘Big Lebowski’ Sequel Rights
“The Jesus Rolls” will be released in 2020 from Screen Media.
‘Jesus Rolls’ First Footage: John Turturro’s ‘Big Lebowski’ Sequel Is One Wild Trip
Turturro’s infamous “Big Lebowski” character Jesus Quintana returns to the big screen in a film written and directed by the actor.
‘Big Lebowski’ Sequel Renamed ‘The Jesus Rolls,’ Plans Early 2020 Release
John Turturro reprises his role in the film, which he also wrote and directed, and was previously known as “Going Places.”
John Turturro Had to Tweak Racy ‘Big Lebowski’ Sequel: ‘It Shows How Stupid Men Are’
“Going Places” finds Turturro reprising his iconic Coen brothers character Jesus.
‘The Big Lebowski’ Embarrassed John Turturro At First, and Now He’s Made a ‘More Sexual’ Sequel
It’s safe to say that “Going Places” isn’t going to be “The Big Lebowski” sequel you’re expecting.
‘The Night Of’: Why John Turturro’s Itchy Lawyer Gets Under Our Skin
The New York actor is in constant demand, wrote and directed a “Going Places” remake that reprises his character in “The Big Lebowski,” and is up for his second Emmy.
How ‘The Night Of’ Became a Cinematic Quality Procedural and Hitchcockian Thriller
HBO’s acclaimed crime drama from Richard Price and Steven Zaillian landed cinematography, editing, and sound editing Emmy nominations.
‘The Night Of’ Stars Riz Ahmed and John Turturro Reunite To Raise Money For Refugees
The “Rogue One” actor created a campaign last month to raise money for Syrian refugee families.
Coen Brothers Support John Turturro’s ‘Big Lebowski’ Spinoff ‘Going Places’
“It kind of blew their minds,” said John Turturro.
‘Going Places’ First Look: John Turturro Resurrects Jesus Quintana In ‘Big Lebowski’ Sequel
The resurrection of Jesus Quintana is coming in this sequel to the Coen Brothers’ “The Big Lebowski.”
‘The Night Of’ Review: Season 1 Finale is Too Satisfying For Its Own Good
Steven Zaillian’s “The Night Of” expertly argued how the American justice system prefers expediency over truth. So why did its finale skew more toward immediate satisfaction than lasting impact?
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