The comedic superstar takes a darker turn in “The Card Counter,” and as she tells IndieWire, she loved the chance to get a “full take-down” from Schrader, mirror co-star Oscar Isaac, and further hone her skills.
Billy Crystal’s first directorial effort since “61*” is melancholy but heartwarming tale that’s undone by one very strange choice.
TIffany Haddish, Sarah Silverman, and Mrs. Maisel herself bid adieu to 2020 in a series of comedy sets that are more handy summary than riotous roast.
Haddish gave The Huffington Post a status update on a possible followup to the hit 2017 gal-pal comedy.
Schrader confirms his “First Reformed” followup will star Haddish, whom he calls a “firecracker” and a “live wire.”
Haddish and Rose Byrne play best friends in the latest comedy to pander to women with a generic take on female friendship.
It’s incredibly violent, and stars Tiffany Haddish and Melissa McCarthy look awkward holding guns. The writer-director said that was the point.
From “Girls Trip” to “Bad Trip,” the Haddish shenanigans abound in this extremely insane Red Band trailer.
Screenwriter Andrea Berloff makes her directorial debut with this summer crime drama.
The new Netflix original animated series is rich with great comedic and dramatic actors alike.
Tiffany Haddish and Ali Wong star in Lisa Hanawalt’s new series where the two title characters do things only drawings can do.
The TBS comedy returns for another round of episodes in April.
