Lars von Trier Returning to ‘The Kingdom’ with Season 3 of His Cult ’90s Hospital Series
“The Kingdom Exodus” will consist of five hour-long episodes, as well as a mix of new and old characters.
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Udo Kier on Life Playing Degenerates, From ‘Painted Bird’ to Lars von Trier: ‘I’ve Been to Hell Many Times’
The German-born actor has carved a niche playing lowlifes, and his demented turn in Czech Republic’s Oscar contender “The Painted Bird” is no exception.
Kirsten Dunst on Why Her ‘Bell Jar’ Film Fell Apart and Her Relationship With Lars von Trier
Dunst also dished on her new Jane Campion movie and why she turned down a role in “The House That Jack Built.”
Ari Aster Praises Lars von Trier, Calls ‘Midsommar’ His Own Version of ‘Dogville’
The “Hereditary” director didn’t realize the 2003 film’s influence on his latest until after it was completed.
Lars von Trier Is Turning His Films Into Diamonds, Starting With ‘Melancholia’
The Danish provocateur continues to have an utterly unpredictable career.
Matt Dillon Says Lars von Trier Isn’t Evil and that ‘The House That Jack Built’ Is Art
Matt Dillon opens up about playing a serial killer in Lars von Trier’s gruesome new film, and grapples with the controversy it caused.
MPAA Versus IFC: This Is One Lars Von Trier Controversy That Might Be Overblown
Every Lars von Trier movie causes a ruckus. But this time, the MPAA might be out of its league.
Lars von Trier’s ‘The House That Jack Built’ Breaks MPAA Rule, IFC Now Faces Sanctions
The unrated director’s cut of “The House That Jack Built” played in theaters November 28, but the MPAA says distributor IFC violated a rule to screen the film.
‘The House That Jack Built’: Lars von Trier Director’s Cut to Play One Night Only in Theaters, R-Rated Edit Opens in December
The most controversial movie of the year is arriving in two different versions before the end of 2018.
Lars Von Trier’s ‘House That Jack Built’ Baits Controversy With Shocking Posters of Characters Tied Up and Contorted
Seven teaser posters for Lars von Trier’s latest film have arrived to remind everyone no one stirs up controversy like the Danish filmmaker.
Robby Müller, Cinematographer for Jim Jarmusch and Lars von Trier, Dead at 78
Müller also collaborated with Wim Wenders on numerous occasions and won awards for shooting “Paris, Texas.”
Lars von Trier Says He ‘Hugged’ Björk and Did Not Sexually Harass Her, Thinks #MeToo Is ‘Brilliant’ If Used Correctly
“I did not touch her in the wrong places,” von Trier said about working with the musician on “Dancer in the Dark.”
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