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Alex Gibney to Direct Viggo Mortensen, Caleb Landry Jones in Vietnam War Thriller ‘Two Wolves’
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Hong Kong Passes Censorship Law Banning Films Against China’s National Security Interests
Violations of the new law will lead to punishments of up to three years imprisonment and…
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California High Court Won’t Hear Brad Pitt’s Appeal of Ruling That Disqualified Judge in Custody Battle With Angelina Jolie
The court denied a review of a June appeals court decision that said the private judge…
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Feinberg Forecast: Scott’s Read of the Oscar Race Heading Into November
THR's resident awards expert updates his take on 11 top categories.
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Alex Gibney to Direct Viggo Mortensen, Caleb Landry Jones in Vietnam War Thriller ‘Two Wolves’
Oscar-winning doc-maker Alex Gibney is making further strides into the narrative world and has recruited Viggo Mortensen and Caleb Landry Jones to star in his upcoming thriller…
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Hong Kong Passes Censorship Law Banning Films Against China’s National Security Interests
In a further blow to the once-thriving filmmaking hub, Hong Kong’s opposition-free legislature passed a new censorship law banning films it deems are against China’s national…
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California High Court Won’t Hear Brad Pitt’s Appeal of Ruling That Disqualified Judge in Custody Battle With Angelina Jolie
The California Supreme Court on Wednesday refused to consider Brad Pitt’s appeal of a court ruling that disqualified the judge in his custody battle with Angelina Jolie. The court denied a…
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Feinberg Forecast: Scott’s Read of the Oscar Race Heading Into November
PLEASE NOTE: This forecast, assembled by The Hollywood Reporter‘s awards columnist Scott Feinberg, reflects his best attempt to predict the behavior of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts…
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Anya Taylor-Joy on ‘Last Night in Soho’ and Edgar Wright’s Superpower
Before she played The Queen Gambit‘s Beth Harmon in 1960s Kentucky, Last Night in Soho star Anya Taylor-Joy portrayed Sandie in Edgar Wright’s take on 1960s London. Wright’s psychological horror…
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Former Searchlight Chief Nancy Utley Signs First-Look Deal With Chernin Entertainment
Peter Chernin is reuniting with Nancy Utley, a beloved figurehead in the indie film world who formerly co-ran Searchlight Pictures. Utley and her newly launched production company, Lake…
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‘South Park’ Creators Elaborate on Paramount+ Movies Plan, Reveal New Details (Exclusive)
It has been two years since a new season of South Park arrived, but fans can rest easy as the Comedy Central staple is returning in early 2022. And before 2021 is up, two new South Park films…
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‘Julia’: Film Review
Directors Julie Cohen and Betsy West ('RBG') dish out the story of the original TV celebrity chef, Julia Child, in a documentary that's bound for theatrical release after an autumn festival run.
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Universal Signs Film Deal With Krysty Wilson-Cairns and Jack Ivins’ Great Company
Universal has signed a two-year overall film deal with Great Company, a newly formed production banner from Krysty Wilson-Cairns, the co-screenwriter of Last Night in Soho and 1917, and Jack…
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Kristen Stewart on Her Similarities to Princess Diana in ‘Spencer’: “I Have a Lot of Cameras in My Life”
Looking at the lives of Kristen Stewart and Princess Diana, it’s easy to make the comparisons: two young women growing up in the spotlight, with nonstop scrutiny of their public and…
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‘The Binge’, ‘Plan B’ Banner American High Taps Will Phelps as President (Exclusive)
American High — the banner behind high school-set features like The Binge and Big Time Adolescence — has elevated Will Phelps to president. In the post, Phelps, who has been with American High…
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Universal, Fortnite Team to Reimagine Classic Monsters With ‘We Will Be Monsters’ (Exclusive)
Universal Pictures’ classic movie monsters will be stalking a new frontier this Halloween weekend: the 21st century platform of video games. The studio has partnered with Epic Games and its
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