‘Mare of Easttown’ Creator Brad Ingelsby on Moving from Movies to TV, Season 2 Plans, and More
With a character he couldn’t get out of his head, first-time TV creator Ingelsby said, “the only way to get rid of them is to write them.”
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Jennifer Hudson Will Earn Oscar ‘Respect’ as Aretha Franklin
Musical biopics are catnip for the Academy actors’ branch.
9 Toronto Film Festival Documentaries That Could Shake Up the Oscars
As always, TIFF’s rigorously curated documentary line-up will impact the Oscar race.
Marcia Nasatir Didn’t Wait for Permission to Become Hollywood’s ‘First Mogulette’
The executive producer of “The Big Chill” and the first female VP at a major studio, she was a trailblazer.
Academy Board of Governors Elects the Most Diverse Leadership in Its History
Academy president David Rubin is reelected with a diverse board that faces a daunting task: Bring the Oscars back to relevance.
Matt Damon’s Publicity Tour Has Soured. How Will That Impact ‘Stillwater’ and ‘The Last Duel’?
Matt Damon has two movies in 2021 and the social media backlash after being schooled by his daughter could impact both.
Oscars 2022: Best Picture Predictions
Hollywood’s big guns are stacked up like airplanes at LaGuardia. Which ones will land in the race for the top Oscar? Constantly updated.
Oscars 2022: Best Director Predictions
Auteurs in the race include Almodovar, Branagh, Campion, Del Toro, and Farhadi. Constantly updated.
Oliver Stone Settles the Score with Cannes Debut ‘JFK Revisited,’ Feels Unappreciated at Home
Times change, and Stone’s complex historic and global point of view is far more layered and nuanced than current American partisanship will accept.
TIFF Launches Awards Season with Denis Villeneuve Tribute
Toronto has always helped to launch Oscar contenders — 2021 is no exception.
Academy Museum Reveals Launch Programs and Screenings for Fall, from Spike Lee to ‘The Wizard of Oz’
At long last the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures opens its doors on September 30, complete with a wide range of exhibitions, screenings, and conversations.
Nic Cage’s Worries About His Cat Fueled His ‘Haiku’ of a Performance in ‘Pig’ — Q&A
After turns that were “abstract and operatic and breaking form” Cage tells IndieWire, “I wanted to get back to expression in film performance.”
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