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Andrew Garfield Wouldn’t Even Tell Emma Stone the Truth About ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’
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Sofia Coppola Praises Kirsten Dunst’s ‘The Power of the Dog’ Performance: “I’m So Proud of You”
The longtime collaborators and close friends reunited on Sunday for an American…
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How the ‘King Richard’ Production Design Team Showcased the Williamses’ Journey From Compton to Private Country Clubs
Wynn Thomas and William Arnold searched extensively for both of the family's homes, as…
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Movie News
Joss Whedon Finally Responds to Claims from ‘Justice League’ Stars Ray Fisher, Gal Gadot
Joss Whedon is speaking publicly for the first time about allegations of misconduct on…
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Andrew Garfield Wouldn’t Even Tell Emma Stone the Truth About ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’
[This story contains spoilers from Spider-Man: No Way Home.] Andrew Garfield wasn’t going to confirm his appearance in Spider-Man: No Way Home to anyone — not even ex-girlfriend and The Amazing…
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Sofia Coppola Praises Kirsten Dunst’s ‘The Power of the Dog’ Performance: “I’m So Proud of You”
Jane Campion has said she fell in love with Kirsten Dunst as an actress after seeing her turn in 1999’s The Virgin Suicides, a film that marked Dunst’s first of three collaborations with…
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How the ‘King Richard’ Production Design Team Showcased the Williamses’ Journey From Compton to Private Country Clubs
To tell the story of Richard Williams — father of Venus and Serena — and their family’s path from late ’80s/early ’90s Compton to the daughters’ rise in the world of professional tennis…
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Joss Whedon Finally Responds to Claims From ‘Justice League’ Stars Ray Fisher, Gal Gadot
Joss Whedon has publicly addressed allegations of misconduct on the set of Justice League for the first time. In a profile published Monday in New York magazine, Whedon responded to…
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Sundance: Meet Gen Z’s Buzziest Director (Who’s Still Waiting to Go to a Film Festival)
If Gen Z already has an answer to Richard Linklater and the Duplass brothers, it could very well be Cooper Raiff. While at L.A.’s Occidental College, Raiff tweeted at the elder Duplass, Jay, a
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‘The Harder They Fall,’ ‘King Richard’ Top AAFCA Awards
Netflix’s The Harder They Fall and Warner Bros. King Richard each won a leading four awards from the African American Film Critics Association, it was announced Monday. Jeymes Samuel’s…
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Box Office: ‘Scream’ Dethrones ‘Spider-Man’ With $34M Holiday Debut
Scream is winning the long Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend at the box office with a projected four-day gross of $34 million, enough to dethrone Spider-Man: No Way Home. It’s also…
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The Latinx House Sets Sundance Return, Virtual Programming Lineup (Exclusive)
After becoming the Sundance Institute’s first official Latinx partner in 2020, The Latinx House will return to the Sundance Film Festival this year with a full calendar of…
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Elliot Page Joins Transgender Documentary ‘Nel Mio Nome’ as Executive Producer
Actor and activist Elliot Page has signed on as an executive producer for Nel Mio Nome (Into My Name), a transgender documentary from Italian director Nicolò Bassetti (Magnificent Fortunes)…
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China Box Office: ‘The Matrix Resurrections’ Underwhelms With $7.5M Opening
Warner Bros. and Village Roadshow’s The Matrix Resurrections got off to an inauspicious start at China’s box office over the weekend, securing top spot but earning just $7.5 million from Friday…
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‘Drive My Car’ Named Best Picture by Toronto Film Critics Association
The Toronto Film Critics Association named Drive My Car its best picture of 2021 as Ryusuke Hamaguchi’s somber drama about love and loss continued its buzzy ascent as an award season contender. Dri…
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Betty White’s Final Message: How ‘Betty White: A Celebration’ Pivoted to Become an Iconic Tribute
Despite being nearly 100 years old, it felt like Betty White was, somehow, going to live forever. So when her death was announced on New Year’s Eve, it stunned everyone — including producers…
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