How Bradley Cooper and Guillermo del Toro Bonded Over Dark Times and ‘Nightmare Alley’
Cooper and del Toro talk shooting the show biz noir out of order, before and after the pandemic, and how the experience brought them closer together.
Thompson on Hollywood
MGM Snags Sean Penn’s Cannes Title ‘Flag Day’
The market at Cannes is heating up.
Film Festivals Prepare for a 2021 Comeback: Cannes, Telluride, and More Aim to Prove Their Worth
Without a thriving global film festival scene, the film industry won’t thrive. This coming season will show how relevant and vital festivals are.
‘Undine’ Director Christian Petzold’s 7 Tips for a Successful Career
Independence, Hitchcock, and changing up leading players inform Petzold’s strategy for keeping his movies sharp, fresh, and engaging.
‘Rebel Hearts’ Trailer: Sundance Documentary Pits Defiant Nuns Against the Vatican
Exclusive: Strand Releasing will release Pedro Kos’ non-fiction feature in theaters next month, followed by a Discovery+ streaming release.
Cannes 2021: The Lineup Is Impressive, but the Media Frenzy May Be in Short Supply
The Cannes lineup is impressive, but with restrictions and uncertainty keeping some at home that could have a trickle-down effect.
CinemaCon 2021 Wants to Be Exhibition’s Comeback Party, but It Could Be an Existential Crisis
In a hot Las Vegas in August, the event will present the case that there’s still enough business to sustain theatrical.
Oscars 2022: The Academy Lines Up Dates, Keeps 2021 Pandemic Eligibility Rules
The Oscars are earlier than this year, as the Academy avoids the Super Bowl and Olympics, but the eligibility window is shorter.
The Academy Pulls Back on Member Invites, Pursues Equity and Inclusion
The organization has swelled its ranks since 2015 from 6,446 to 9,362 voting members.
AFI DOCS 2021 Boasts Profiles of Bourdain, Obama, Osaka, and Petty
The robust documentary slate is entirely available for online viewing, including new films from both beloved filmmakers and rising stars.
Both Cynthia Erivo and Jennifer Hudson Could Win Awards for Playing Aretha Franklin
“Genius: Aretha” Emmy contender Erivo needs an Oscar to gain EGOT status, while “Respect” star Hudson needs an Emmy and a Tony.
This Was the Week That Movie Studios Finally Lost Control of the Industry
In a world where the theatrical release is an option, not a necessity, movie studios are no longer in charge of Hollywood.
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‘Small Axe,’ ‘Mahalia’ Showcase Real-Life Black Individuals’ Achievements Amidst Oppression
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‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’: Jackie Hoffman & Allison Guinn Set To Recur On Season 4
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Perfect Strangers Reboot, Starring Robin Thede and London Hughes, In Development at HBO Max
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Avenatti Seeks Leniency for Nike Shakedown as Adidas Bribery Case Upheld