Schmigadoon!, which was originally scheduled to run on Broadway through early January 2027, has now been extended through early April 2027. Learn more here: https://t.co/GdOcnXsacH
Many tech billionaires who grew up on science fiction are intent on building dystopian technology, @galbeckerman argues. He writes about a new book by Jill Lepore that explores how they took the wrong lessons from their favorite novels: https://t.co/Shl9QzG285
George Clooney discusses why he doesn’t like rehearsing for scenes and how different actors work, citing his ‘August: Osage County’ co-stars Meryl Streep and Julia Roberts’ varying approaches as examples #VeniceFilmFestival
How expensive is it to attend Venice film festival?
"At the top end, you can easily spend half a million, a million, two million to launch a big film there," Tim Dams said on The Screen Podcast.
“I think the issue that the reviewer had was that no one was, like, riding a whale or something.” 🧐
During his TIFF '18 Master Class, Waititi discussed Indigenous stereotypes and realistic representation in the media.
Kenneth Branagh has urged "caution and vigilance" regarding class representation in acting.
"The fight to make sure that everybody can be heard and have a chance to participate is just ongoing," said Branagh at @edfilmfest: https://t.co/wNwxQmEmG5
SAG-AFTRA and the AMPTP have reached a tentative agreement on terms for a successor contract to the 2023 SAG-AFTRA TV/Theatrical Contracts covering motion pictures, scripted primetime dramatic television, streaming content and new media.
The new film “The Secret Agent” is a deep reckoning with an authoritarian regime—and how those affected can move forward, Michael Snyder writes: https://t.co/f1xUe5ZxCa
Guarded and proud, Paul Thomas Anderson “is the most perverse, most talented American movie director since Robert Altman,” David Denby writes. https://t.co/PSCg9RzSvU
WB film chief Mike De Luca says the 45 awards season wins and 160 nominations for “Sinners,” “One Battle After Another” and “Weapons” are a “powerful affirmation” that original filmmaking is still alive:
“It reaffirms our belief that original stories crafted for the big screen are as vital and electrifying today as they were when Warner Bros. first began over a century ago.”
"Is Hollywood Dying?"
A public relations veteran candidly admits that the industry he's worked in for over 40 years doesn’t exist anymore. But he sees reason for optimism now, too. https://t.co/SsCQKYCbW6
On a new episode of #CriticsatLarge, the hosts discuss the Oscars’ biggest races and consider whether the year’s Best Picture nominees might represent a return to the bygone era of “grownup movies.” Listen here.
https://t.co/DBSqvk9l2a
Modern masters of Brazilian cinema. Walter Salles, Fernanda Torres, Kleber Mendonça Filho & Wagner Moura discuss national identity and THE SECRET AGENT. Take a stand.
Now playing in select theaters and on Digital.