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“Succession” duo Peter Friedman and David Rasche, who played Logan Roy loyalists Frank Vernon and Karl Muller on the HBO drama, reunite in the upcoming short “Elderwood.” From director Luke Gardiner, the 15-minute film also stars Laura Esterman (“Addams Family Values,” “I Know This Much Is True”). I
Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse gets an exciting update from Phil Lord and Christopher Miller ahead of its release in 2027.
Taylor Sheridan approached another Western icon about starring in Yellowstone before Kevin Costner, but here's why his recasting worked out.
Sky’s planned £1.6 billion ($2.1 billion) takeover of ITV is an unprecedented coming together in British media, establishing the UK’s biggest commercial broadcaster. The two companies aim to complete their union next year, creating what they described as a British “streaming champion,” even if their
The historic L.A. complex is now housing Orbital Studios, the tech-savvy company that has worked on Netflix’s ‘Nemesis,’ and multiple LED walls.
The Actors Equity president said she paid a stealth trip to Trey Parker and Matt Stone's Denver-area restaurant to protest working conditions. "I’ve been grabbed sexually 20-plus times," Gorilla performer says.
From Eastern Promises, to Captain Fantastic, to A History of Violence to an iconic fantasy epic, these are Viggo Mortensen’s true masterpieces.
Many of the best sci-fi movies ever made are based on books, from important classics like Stalker to influential films like Blade Runner.
“The fact that your movie doesn’t find distribution doesn’t mean that it doesn’t have an audience,” producer Juan de Dios Larraín (A Fantastic Woman, The Eternal Memory) concluded this afternoon during a panel on the second day of Karlovy Vary’s industry forum. “Every movie has an audience; maybe i
Mortal Kombat II director Simon McQuoid has addressed the sequel’s record-breaking Rotten Tomatoes score ahead of its home release.
Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid revealed to CNN that Adam Sandler’s officiant speech to Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce during their July 3 wedding at Madison Square Garden included the touching advice: “Kiss every chance you have. Every day. Whether you’re going to bed or going to work. Whenever,
Ricky Gervais will mark the 25th anniversary of The Office with a rundown of his favorite David Brent moments. Gervais will present each of the 25 moments on his YouTube channel and said there will be never-before-told stories, the lowdown on the inspiration behind iconic lines, and the backstories
Media layoffs across the entertainment industry are hitting hard after the past two years’ avalanche of job cuts. The unfortunate trend can still be felt following the Covid-19 pandemic, dual Hollywood strikes and — the latest event to hit Los Angeles hard: a series of wildfires that broke out in Ja
Speaking at KVIFF Industry Days, the Chilean producer behind direct-to-audience platform Pijama (along with brother Pablo Larraín) argued that festivals can no longer just launch films — they need to help them find audiences, too.
London noir is a rare subgenre — and an especially difficult one to pull off — but Michele Fiascaris’ debut Rain Catcher is a satisfying, seductively atmospheric addition to the canon that will keep even the most jaded of viewers on the alert. The largely unfamiliar cast lend an air of unpredictabil
The final issue of the Supernatural finale comic series launches next month, marking the end of an era for the beloved franchise.
The show just wrapped filming on its second season: "It was honestly really nice to get to live with the characters a little longer before the final ingredient of the audience came in. It was like our world for two seasons."
Bob Dylan's 1965 song is a surreal masterpiece that has puzzled fans for decades. It's rumored to be a critique of intrusive journalists.
Among the various talking heads in “Robert Richardson: The White Devil” — a simultaneously awestruck and cheerfully confrontational documentary about the celebrated American cinematographer — are the three big dogs essential to any discussion of his work: Martin Scorsese, Quentin Tarantino and Olive
Charli xcx has announced global tour dates in support of her forthcoming seventh studio album, “Music, Fashion, Film,” out July 24. The sessions will take place in independent theaters in cities all across the globe between July 9-11, mostly in North America, Europe and Australia/New Zealand, althou