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John Turturro Was Given a Rare Leading Film Role. Now He’s in the Running for His First-Ever Oscar Nod
The beloved character actor is a marvel in ‘The Only Living Pickpocket in New York,’ which drew upon his rich screen history: "I was appreciative to have a beautiful part like that."
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‘Onslaught’ Star Dan Stevens on Expanding ‘The Guest’ Universe, Becoming RoboCop and His “Nasty” ‘Dexter’ Role
After years of audiences hounding the star as well as director Adam Wingard for a sequel to his 2014 breakout, they have delivered in an unexpected way.
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Alicia Vikander Wants the Full Venice Experience
The festival veteran comes to the Lido with Andrea Pallaoro's competition feature 'The Echo Chamber' — and is keen to showcase her taste in bold, cinematic voices: "I love brave filmmaking."
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Maybe Paramount-Warner SHOULD Leave L.A.
A veteran Hollywood director argues that it wouldn’t be the worst thing to happen to the possibly-soon-to-be merged studios. But it would be a disaster for Hollywood.
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Inside Robert Pattinson’s Eerie Chris Hansen Transformation in ‘Primetime’: “A Reconfigured Egregore”
The actor goes in-depth on the hot-button A24 film for the first time, alongside director Lance Oppenheim: “Every day Rob would come in and would do something that felt like he was almost jumping off a cliff.”
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‘Voicemails for Isabelle’ Director Leah McKendrick on the Staying Power of the Romantic Comedy
The Netflix film premiered earlier this summer and has been going strong on the streamer.
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From Murdoch to Musk: This Year’s Venice Lineup Is Its “Most Political Ever”
Danny Boyle's opening-night drama and Alex Gibney's Elon profile set the tone for a festival lineup tackling Gaza, Ukraine, ICE and the rise of authoritarian power.
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Emily Alyn Lind Is a Proud “F***ing Know-It-All”
From a Gaspar Noé set at age 7 to her long-overdue Venice debut in Casey Affleck's 'Company,' the actress weighs in on growing up in showbiz and refusing to have it all together in her 20s.
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Why Casey Affleck Cast His Family in His Gothic New Film ‘Company’ (First Look)
The Oscar winner’s sons, parents and girlfriend appear in the Venice-bound drama, which was made for very little money and with a rotating crew: “I suddenly felt an enormous amount of pressure,” he says.
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Elon Musk Unmasked in Alex Gibney Documentary: “Insane a Person This Chaotic Has So Much Power”
He is the richest man on earth. An explosive new film from the Oscar-winning director suggests he also may be among the most dangerous.
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Adria Arjona Talks ‘Onslaught’ Set Mishaps, ‘Man of Tomorrow’ and Why It’s Too Soon for an ‘Andor’ Spinoff
The busy star reveals that she pitched 'Andor' creator Tony Gilroy some ideas for the final season: "he was like, ‘No, no, no. Not this movie, baby.’"
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Every ‘Spider-Man’ Movie Villain, Ranked
With the release of 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day,' The Hollywood Reporter ranks Spidey’s cinematic crooks and creeps — from worst to best, below.
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Inside the Singular Animation Process of ‘Coyote Vs. Acme’
Well before cameras rolled, the filmmakers had done 15 months worth of work thinking about its animated characters. Director Dave Green and key members of his team reveal how it all happened.
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The Adaptation Whisperers: These Producers Are Racing to Find the Next Big Romances
'The Last Sunrise' producers Jennifer Gibgot and Lena Roklin open up about author collaboration, casting challenges and their formula for turning bestselling romance novels into onscreen success.
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New York City Filming Locations: 48 Iconic Movie and TV Sites to Visit
From classic to modern films and shows, The Hollywood Reporter has compiled a list of real-world places that brought them to life.
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How Andrew Scott Took on the Role of a Lifetime in ‘Elsinore’
The Dublin native portrays a closeted actor dying of AIDS while preparing to play Hamlet on stage: “This film is so much about everything in my life.”
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