Nicolas Cage in Talks to Star as Nicolas Cage in Meta Drama 'The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent' (Exclusive)
Lionsgate pushed aside several suitors and is in final negotiations to pick up the meta movie project that references 'Leaving Las Vegas,' 'Face/Off' and more.
Amblin, Michael De Luca Tackling 'Martian' Author’s Fantasy Graphic Novel 'Cheshire Crossing' (Exclusive)
Erin Cressida Wilson will write the script for the adaptation.
Movie Trailers This Week: 'Sonic the Hedgehog,' 'Fantasy Island,' 'Seberg'
'Sonic' released a new trailer this week after fan backlash, causing a three-month delay for the film for character redesign.
'The Twentieth Century' Wins Top Prize at Los Cabos Film Fest
The feature debut from writer-director Matthew Rankin is a biographical comedy offering a twisted take on Canadian history.
How Producer Gaston Pavlovich Risked Everything to Work with Martin Scorsese
Pavlovich produced two of Scorsese's latest films, including the critically acclaimed mob drama 'The Irishman.'
'Awards Chatter' Podcast — Dr. Ruth Westheimer ('Ask Dr. Ruth')
The world's most famous sex therapist, who at 91 is the subject of a new Hulu doc, opens up about surviving the Holocaust, pursuing a career in psychosexual and relationship therapy, becoming an international celebrity and today's hot-button sex-related topics.
Martin Scorsese on Longtime Collaboration With Robert De Niro: "It's All About Trust"
AFI Fest celebrated the filmmaker with a screening of 'The Irishman' at the TCL Chinese Theater in Hollywood.
'Joker' Wins Golden Frog at Camerimage
At the cinematography festival's closing ceremony, the Silver Frog was awarded to 'The Two Popes' and the Bronze Frog went to 'The Painted Bird.'
Disney+ "Outdated Cultural Depictions" Disclaimer Raises Questions, Say Advocacy Groups
Several representatives of minority advocacy groups spoke with The Hollywood Reporter about their reactions to the Disney+ disclaimer for films such as 1967's 'The Jungle Book' and 1953's 'Peter Pan.'
Hollywood Flashback: 'High School Musical' Became an Instant Smash in 2006
The TV movie, which launched the career of then-18-year-old Zac Efron and drew 7.7 million viewers, "nailed what kids were feeling at the time," says then-Disney/ABC Television Group president Anne Sweeney.
