“I find Cannes frightening,” said Bill Murray at Wednesday’s press conference. “You won’t find zombies on La Croisette,” said moderator Didier Allouch. “Says you,” said Murray.
Streamers are pushing distributors to look at the pre-buys, but only the very best will stand a chance in a tough theatrical market.
Word is “Pain & Glory” star Antonio Banderas, who portrays his director Pedro Almodovar, could be a strong contender for the Best Actor prize.
Molly and John Chester thought he left filmmaking behind when they bought the farm, but it taught them another way of seeing instead.
After directing six movies, Clooney shepherds Joseph Heller’s 1961 classic to the small screen.
We take an early stab at the upcoming award season players.
At HBO, Nevins reigned atop of the documentary pyramid for decades, adapting to more competition and new technology.
Quentin Tarantino could well be a top contender, as could Greta Gerwig, Lulu Wang, and Pedro Almodóvar.
Cannes and the fall festivals will bring the long list of possible supporting actor candidates into clearer focus.
Madden’s performance as an out-of-control policeman sleeping with the MP he is protecting is unpredictable, must-see television.
The fierce and engaged executive-turned-producer is leaving her home studio for fresh pastures.
Big distributors are scooping up anticipated titles before Cannes. Expect this documentary to vie for the Oscar.
