Galloway on Film: How to Avoid Pain in Telling a True Story
It isn’t easy bringing a person's life to the screen. Just ask the man who wrote 'Lion.'
Galloway on Film: The Greatest Executive
Only one Hollywood executive today can rival Irving Thalberg — the inspiration for F. Scott Fitzgerald's 'The Last Tycoon' — even though he’s nothing like him.
Galloway on Film: When the Guy Who Fired You Gets Fired
Forget karma. Forget justice. Revenge is sweet for those who've lost their jobs.
Galloway on Film: How Hollywood Failed Martin Luther King Jr.
King’s life story has been largely absent from the screen. It’s time for that to change.
Galloway on Film: Megyn Kelly and the Code of Omerta
The rock-solid loyalty that held Rupert Murdoch's empire together for years is showing signs of strain.
Galloway on Film: The 10 Greatest Movie Books
An essential reading list for understanding Hollywood — from David O. Selznick to the raging bulls of the '70s.
Galloway on Film: The Romance of the Word
Thirty years ago, Steven Spielberg warned us not to lose our love of words. Sadly, nobody paid attention.
Galloway on Film: How Hollywood Says, "You're Fired!"
Enough with doublespeak. People want the unvarnished truth.
Galloway on Film: The Art of Negotiation
It’s time we learned the value of compromise, from Donald Trump on down.
Galloway on Film: Why I Hate 'Star Wars'
With 'Rogue One' tickets on sale Monday, the 1977 original has spawned the very empire George Lucas warned against.
Galloway on Film: Hollywood's Secret Class System
Hollywood is ferocious about Trump’s wall. But it’s built a series of walls of its own.
Galloway on Film: Lies, Damned Lies and (Hollywood) Statistics
The numbers that really matter are kept secret — the ones made public distort the full truth.
Galloway on Film: Challenges From Amazon and Netflix Signal the End of the Studio System
For 100 years, Hollywood has been defined by the majors. That may be about to change.
Galloway on Film: How Shakespeare Taught Me the Movie Business Is Dying
A vibrant, creative culture is reflected in its language — but not in the movie business.
Galloway on Film: How Michael Cimino Joined the Ranks of Hollywood's Great Failures
