Timothée Chalamet and Elle Fanning show up onscreen swaddled in tweed and smelling of mothballs in Allen’s antiquated comedy, which has no U.S. distributor but opens this week in Paris.
The director defended his past while remaining optimistic that “A Rainy Day in New York” may still get a U.S. release.
“Scarlett has a long way to go in understanding the issue she claims to champion,” Dylan Farrow wrote on social media.
The actress is back at the center of controversy just as Oscar buzz for her performance in “Marriage Story” takes off.
A misfire, or a return to form for the canceled 83-year-old director? Reviews are beginning to trickle down for Allen’s latest.
Gina Gershon, who stars in the director’s next film, called the opportunity to work with Allen “a dream come true.”
The director’s upcoming comedy-romance movie, staring Christoph Waltz, is set for a July production start in Spain.
The next Woody Allen project begins filming this July under the working title “Wasp 2019.”
European buyers have already lined up for Polanski’s new film, as they have for Woody Allen’s latest, but U.S. distributors are steering clear.
As for that “Call Me By Your Name” sequel, he’s waiting to read the book before he decides.
Now the question that must be asked: Will any U.S. distributor pick up theatrical rights to the movie?
Allen self-released the trailer on Facebook for his new star-studded romance film.
