Новости за 01.04.2024

"Poor Things" screenwriter Tony McNamara is writing the script, simply titled "The Roses," with Jay Roach set to direct.

His "Atlanta" cameo helps, but Neeson is still feeling "slightly nervous" about replacing the great Leslie Nielsen.

Films like "Beverly Hills Cop" and "Repo Man" are feted side by side with "Amadeus" and "The River."

Is Cannes entry "The Old Oak" his last chance to do so? As he insists to IndieWire: He's not likely to make another film.

"You cannot blame audiences for not liking it because it's bad," Lee told IndieWire of 3D filmmaking, which he's abandoning for his next project after the poor receptions for "Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk" and "Gemini Man."

When “Vanderpump Rules" first premiered on Bravo in 2013, the premise was simple. A new spinoff shows there is still juice left.

The Oscar-nominated filmmaker will join "Screen Talk" hosts Anne Thompson and Ryan Lattanzio for a Q&A on Thursday, April 4, and you can attend.

The podcast, hosted by scientist Dr. Hakeem Oluseyi and pop-culture aficionado Tamara Krinsky, kicks off Friday April 5.

"I quickly realized that the bigger you were, the more audiences laughed," Wilson said, despite feeling "degraded" in certain roles due to her size.

"It stops you from moving your face," the "A Gentleman in Moscow" star said of the fake stuff.

IndieWire chatted with the actress about some of her most memorable projects, and how she reflects on them now.

Director Jessica Stone talks to IndieWire about bringing the beloved book (that became a not-so-beloved movie) to the stage starring Grant Gustin — and one big "elephant."

While HBO and Sam Levinson publicly maintain that Season 3 is in the works, the show's cast has been released to pursue other opportunities in 2024.

Keaton looked back on his genre-establishing superhero movies with pride, even if he admits that he didn't need to put on so much muscle for the role of Batman.