Featured on the Black List in 2013 for her screenplay “Dogfight” and invited to participate in the Sundance Screenwriters Lab the following year to develop a script she wrote about American POW Jes…
For almost 20 years, Todd Phillips has been one of Hollywood’s most successful enfants terribles. From “Road Trip” to “Old School” through all three “Hangover” movies, few directors have more comprehensively catalogued sophomoric self destruction than the Brooklyn-born NYU dropout-turned-hitmaker. But when the time came to take a closer look at what might be underneath [...
Featured on the Black List in 2013 for her screenplay “Dogfight” and invited to participate in the Sundance Screenwriters Lab the following year to develop a script she wrote about American POW Jessica Lynch, Riegel has been channeling her personal experience — former U.S. military and Midwest small-town escapee — to tell authentic stories missing [...]Sony Pictures and Screen Gems’ “The Grudge” took in a solid $1.
Versatile Australian director Murphy recently helmed episodes five and six of “Killing Eve’s” third season and is about to finish the editing. That series marks a good fit for her energy, sensibility and strong visual style. Murphy characterizes her work as “deeply emotional and truthful,” noting, “that can come in many forms.” She enjoys dark [...
Robert De Niro took what has now become his signature stab at the current state of the GOP when feting Martin Scorsese with the Sonny Bono Visionary Award at Thursday night’s 31st annual Palm Springs International Film Festival Awards Gala. “Sonny was a Republican back in the days when Republicans still supported the arts and [...]Oscar-shortlisted French director Ly, who emigrated from Mali to the outskirts of Paris as a child, found his vision of cinema shaped by American films.
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