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New York Film Festival Kicks Off With James Gray, Tony Gilroy and Filmmakers Toast In New Lounge
Gray, the director of opening night film 'Paper Tiger,' chats about bringing his autobiographical film to the festival and the technicalities of showing in 35 mm.
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‘The Love Hypothesis’ Stars Lili Reinhart and Tom Bateman Want to Make You Believe in Love Again
The leads of Prime Video's latest romance adaptation unpack their first impressions of one another, talk dealing with online scrutiny — and look at the unlikely real-life connection Bateman has to Ali Hazelwood's novel.
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Inside the Bombshell Article That Inspired ‘Primetime’
Writer Luke Dittrich reflects on his widely read Esquire article on Chris Hansen and 'To Catch a Predator' from 20 years ago, how his perspective has evolved over the years, and what it was like to visit the set.
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Neil Jordan on Tom Cruise’s ‘Interview With the Vampire’ Casting Controversy: “He Liked the Challenge of Proving Them Wrong”
The filmmaker revisits the film for its 4K release, including how novelist and screenwriter Anne Rice disavowed Cruise's casting: “It was a pain in the ass for me as a director.”
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Why Sisterhood and Science Are the Heart of ‘The Love Hypothesis’
Star and EP Lili Reinhart, actress Rachel Marsh, director Claire Scanlon and producer Elizabeth Cantillon open up about putting a friendship and STEM center stage in the film adaptation of Ali Hazelwood's hit novel.
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Lana Condor on Why She Always Believed in ‘Coyote vs. Acme’ and Her Plan to Return to Romance
The 29-year-old actress has had a busy release year between the now-saved Looney Tunes film and a slew of Prime Video offerings, and it's certainly changed her outlook on the industry: "I feel like it gave me a little bit more faith."
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‘Resident Evil’ Star Austin Abrams Breaks Down the “Risky and Gutsy” Ending
"I was surprised by it, but I also loved that he would take that chance," says Abrams of filmmaker Zach Cregger's conclusion to the hit video game adaptation.
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Inside ‘The Love Hypothesis’: How Director Claire Scanlon, Star Lili Reinhart and More Adapted BookTok’s Biggest Obsession
Producer Elizabeth Cantillon and Ali Hazelwood’s agent Mirabel Michelson also reflect on the viral bestseller, falling in love with the material and bringing key moments to the screen.
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“It Fills Me With Pride”: How the Basque Country Is Nurturing Its Next Generation of Filmmakers
A total of 31 projects with Basque production ties are hitting this year's San Sebastián Film Festival — and some of those creatives are only just getting started: "We are in a great moment compared to 20 years ago."
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From OnlyFans to San Sebastian: How Gina Jaqueline Brought Unsettling Authenticity to Her Debut Acting Role in ‘Cute’
Marlene Emilie Lyngstad is open to the idea that her first feature film, following a man attracted to his seven-year-old stepdaughter, could prompt walk-outs: "I just want people to think about all the questions that he brings to the table."
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Between ‘The Love Hypothesis’ and ‘Adults,’ Rachel Marsh’s Breakout Moment Is Here
The 34-year-old, fresh off a viral turn in the new season FX's 'Adults,' is jumping into the world of romantic comedies, playing Anh in Prime Video's adaptation of 'The Love Hypothesis.'
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The Rules These Horror Power Producers Swear by
Spooky Pictures' Roy Lee and Steven Schneider, and frequent partner Ben Ross of Image Nation look at the deals — and the philosophy — that helps them land project after project.
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Ethan Hawke Talks Making ‘The Weight’ the Hard Way and Potential ‘Black Phone’ Trilogy
The star-producer also looks back on 'Moon Knight' and how its unexpected turn paved the way for 'The Lowdown.'
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How Fatih Akin Breathed Life Into San Sebastian’s Haunting Opener ‘Ghost Song’
The film — heavily influenced by the award-winning director's relationship with anime and manga — follows two students whose love-at-first-sight connection is cut abruptly short when one of them dies.
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Why Aura Entertainment Isn’t Obsessed With Topping ‘Obsession’
A year after the biggest Toronto sale in history, the founders of the indie distributor open up about staying disciplined, choosing "the movie no one else sees," and why the market gap is still original content.
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The Coming AI Apocalypse? Hollywood’s Been There, Done That
From Cylons to Skynet, movies and TV shows have spent decades imagining what would happen if machines decided humans were just too annoying to keep around.
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