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Ben Affleck and Matt Damon Talk ‘The Last Duel’ and Their Favorite Performance of Each Other
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Corey Stoll Prepared for ‘West Side Story’ by Watching 1961 Original and Then Forgetting All About It
The TV and film actor talks about the difference between a Marvel and Spielberg…
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Jodie Comer on ‘The Last Duel’ and Ridley Scott’s Sensitive and Efficient Set
The actor also shares her excitement for a potential 'Free Guy' sequel: "I would love to…
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Netflix to Operate Historic Palisades Bay Movie Theater
The deal expands the streamer's ability to screen its movies on the big screen during…
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Ben Affleck and Matt Damon Talk ‘The Last Duel’ and Their Favorite Performance of Each Other
Matt Damon and Ben Affleck are singing each other’s praises for their much-awaited onscreen reunion in The Last Duel. Directed…
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Corey Stoll Prepared for ‘West Side Story’ by Watching 1961 Original and Then Forgetting All About It
[This story contains a spoiler for The Many Saints of Newark.] Corey Stoll knows that fans of The Sopranos can be hardcore, so he was somewhat expecting those displeased over the twist in The…
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Jodie Comer on ‘The Last Duel’ and Ridley Scott’s Sensitive and Efficient Set
Jodie Comer knew that The Last Duel was going to be her most challenging performance to date, but thanks to Ridley Scott, the film’s most upsetting sequence was captured rather quickly. Written…
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Netflix to Operate Historic Palisades Bay Movie Theater
Netflix and Los Angeles shopping mall developer Caruso announced Friday that the two have partnered to keep the legendary Bay Theater in the tony Palisades Village open. The lease expands…
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How ‘Halloween Kills’ Doesn’t Overkill the Michael Myers Unmasking
[This story contains spoilers to the ending of Halloween Kills.] Just as the trailer led fans to believe, Michael Myers is indeed unmasked for the audience in Halloween Kills — and the…
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Box Office: ‘Halloween Kills’ Scares Up Strong $4.9M in Thursday Previews
David Gordon Green’s Halloween Kills scared up a strong $4.9 million in Thursday previews at the box office. The Universal, Miramax Blumhouse movie is a follow up to Green’s Halloween reboot…
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AFI Fest: 6 Standouts From 2021 Indie Films Set for Hollywood Reporter Panel
Six performers currently garnering awards buzz for their work in 2021 independent films will appear on AFI Fest‘s eighth annual Indie Contenders Panel — as always, presented by The Hollywood…
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Busan Film Festival: ‘Farewell, My Hometown,’ ‘The Apartment’ Take Top Awards
The Busan International Film Festival came to a close Friday with its annual awards ceremony honoring both up-and-coming directors and more established auteurs from around the globe. The winner…
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Oscars: Finland Selects ‘Compartment No. 6’ for International Feature Category
Finland has picked Compartment No. 6, an Arctic road movie from director Juho Kuosmanen, to be the country’s official contender for the 2022 Oscar race in the best international…
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‘Mayor Pete’: Film Review
Boys State' co-director Jesse Moss chronicles the historic year in which Pete Buttigieg went from outlier to legitimate contender in the Democratic presidential primaries in this documentary feature…
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Diane Weyermann, ‘Inconvenient Truth’ Producer and Participant Veteran, Dies at 66
Diane Weyermann, the passionate Participant executive and driving force behind such resonant documentaries as the Oscar-winning An Inconvenient Truth, Citizenfour and American Factory, has died…
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Netflix’s ‘Kate’ Leads Nielsen Movie Streaming Chart in Debut
Mary Elizabeth Winstead’s original Netflix movie Kate shot its way to the top of Nielsen’s movie streaming chart in its mid-September launch. The action drama is directed by Cedric…
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