Michael Stuhlbarg on Why He’s Eager to Revisit His ‘Call Me by Your Name’ Character
The sequel, based on André Aciman’s “Find Me,” would put Stuhlbarg’s Professor Perlman front and center.
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Elisabeth Moss Loves Playing Messy Characters, but in Shirley Jackson, She Found One Like Herself
Moss and her co-star Michael Stuhlbarg talk making “Shirley,” a hallucinatory anti-biopic consistent with the work she has been doing all along.
‘Call Me by Your Name’ Sequel: Michael Stuhlbarg Says Luca Guadagnino ‘Is Serious’ About It
“We might be able to pick up the action a few years later,” he says.
What Is the John C. Reilly Award, and How Did Michael Stuhlbarg Just Become the First Person to Win It in 15 Years?
It’s an incredibly rare feat that only 11 others have ever achieved.
Frank Ocean Fell in Love With ‘Call Me by Your Name’ For the Same Reason You Did
Even Grammy winners can’t resist the power of Michael Stuhlbarg.
Michael Stuhlbarg on ‘Fargo,’ The Coen Brothers’ Connection, and a Final Goodbye for Sy Feltz
Happy Birthday Michael Stuhlbarg! Let’s talk about “slave girls.”
‘Fargo’: Noah Hawley Explains the Season 3 Connections to Past Seasons, ‘The Leftovers,’ and ‘The Big Lebowski’
The “Fargo” creator discussed the many mysterious Season 3 connections to previous seasons, the Coen Brothers’ films, and Carrie Coon.
‘Fargo’ Review: The Danger Lurking in Season 3 Becomes Very, Very Real as Ewan McGregor’s Brothers Go to War
Noah Hawley masterfully wields offscreen space in a new episode that starts off darkly comic and slowly turns pitch black.
Watch: First Trailer For Marvel’s ‘Doctor Strange’ Starring Benedict Cumberbatch, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Mads Mikkelsen, Tilda Swinton And More
Watch: First Trailer For Marvel’s ‘Doctor Strange’ Starring Benedict Cumberbatch, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Mads Mikkelsen, Tilda Swinton And More
New Classic: The Coen Brothers’ ‘A Serious Man’
New Classic: The Coen Brothers’ ‘A Serious Man’
How Michael Stuhlbarg Plumbs Emotion in ‘Trumbo’ and ‘Steve Jobs’
How Michael Stuhlbarg Plumbs Emotion in ‘Trumbo’ and ‘Steve Jobs’
Review: ‘Trumbo’ Starring Bryan Cranston Is An Incredibly Fun Leap Back To Old-Fashioned Hollywood
Review: ‘Trumbo’ Starring Bryan Cranston Is An Incredibly Fun Leap Back To Old-Fashioned Hollywood
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