Margot Robbie and Nicole Kidman round out the awards contender’s starry cast of characters who took down serial sexual predator (and former Fox chief) Roger Ailes.
Margot Robbie’s character is an amalgamation of people interviewed by filmmakers.
Emmy winner Jay Roach directs a behind-the-scenes look at Fox News’ sexual misconduct scandal.
Welcome to the DC Extended Universe, Ewan McGregor, who raves about the script for the upcoming Harley Quinn-led superhero entry.
Cathy Yan’s DC debut teases the “fantabulous emancipation of one Miss Harley Quinn,” but she’s not the only breaking loose in this first look.
Quentin Tarantino hired 1960s dancing “it” girl Toni Basil to choreograph the big Playboy party in “Once Upon Time in Hollywood.”
Quentin Tarantino’s latest may be crammed with the most references to film history of any of his movies to date — which is saying something.
In his latest cinematic spin on real events, QT’s brand of righteous anger and violent catharsis goes somewhere unexpected.
“Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” star Margot Robbie is hardly the first Hollywood star to portray her predecessors.
The production design of Tarantino’s love letter to LA in 1969 was like a trippy time warp, especially the recreation of Hollywood and Westwood.
The connection between “Birds of Prey” and a bit Tarantino wrote for “Pulp Fiction” is uncanny.
Quentin Tarantino’s go-to cinematographer found a timeless hybrid look of the old and the new for shooting the pivotal year of 1969 in 35mm.
