Its director and writer sit down with Deadline’s Mike Fleming Jr. to discuss topics including why a man was chosen to script a film about the plight that ambitious women faced in a sexist work environment and much more.
Sterling K. Brown is known for playing Randall Pearson, the loving father in This Is Us, but in Trey Edward Shults' family drama Waves, he shows us a very different side. As Ronald, he's the domineering parent of Tyler (Kelvin Harrison Jr.), a young man painfully striving to impress his pushy dad by becoming a great…
A celebration of Broadway legend Harold Prince is set for Monday, December 16, at The Majestic Theatre, 31-year home of Prince’s record-breaking production of The Phantom of the Opera.
Prince, the Broadway icon who produced and/or directed some of the 20th century’s most famous musicals – West Side Story, Fiddler on th…
“I had just turned 11,” the now-grown Rupert Turner recalls. “The kids at school were mocking for me being a new guy. My mom and I were barely speaking anymore. All my dreams had disappeared.”
Except one.
Here’s the first trailer for The Death & Life of John F. Donovan, director Xavier Dolan’s English-language debut…
EXCLUSIVE: : Billy Ray has found his Barack Obama for the CBS Studios miniseries adaptation of the James Comey bestseller A Higher Loyalty, which began production last week in Toronto and DC. Kingsley Ben-Adir has been set to play the former U.S. President; Spotlight‘s Brian D'Arcy James will play Mark Giuliano, the…
Bill Murray is set to recur in The Now, the Quibi comedy series to be directed by Bobby Farrelly and Peter Farrelly. His character details are under wraps.
Written by Green Book Oscar winner Peter Farrelly, Steve Leff (The Ranch) and Pete Jones (Hall Pass), The Now examines what exactly makes life worth living. For Ed…
Warner Bros/Village Roadshow/Bron Studios' Joker is dancing across the $1B global box office mark today, becoming the first R-rated movie ever to the milestone.
It is Warner Bros.’ 7th film to cross $1 billion behind Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 ($1.34B), Aquaman ($1.148B), Lord of the Rings: Return of t…
Update Friday, throughoutTaylor Swift, says former label Big Machine, is enlisting “her fanbase in a calculated manner that greatly affects the safety of our employees and their families.”Â
Nah, responds Swift’s camp, Big Machine is just “trying to deflect” away from the $7.9 million Taylor claims are owed her in…
Lupita Nyong'o has a new appreciation for those characters in costume at amusement parks. Mainly because a few days before this interview, she was playing one of them at Universal Studios. It's not what you'd expect for an Oscar-winner, but such is Nyong'o's up-for-it attitude, she told Universal staff she'd be happy…
EXCLUSIVE:Fighting Words, a forensic linguistic procedural crime drama, has been put into development at CBS.
The project, from writer Samantha Corbin-Miller (Absentia, Law & Order: SVU, Conviction), Jeffrey Kramer's Juniper Place Productions and CBS TV Studios, follows a brilliant but socially awkward female…
Pivoting, a half-hour single-camera comedy from writer Liz Astrof, Aaron Kaplan’s Kapital Entertainment and Warner Bros TV, has landed at Fox in a script-plus-penalty development deal that includes one additional backup script.
Written by Astrof, Pivoting is a comedy about tragedy, set in a small, middle-class town in…
EXCLUSIVE: Molly C. Quinn, known for her role as Alexis Castle throughout the entire run of ABC’s Castle, will star in Agnes, the second film project from her newly formed QWGmire shingle. Quinn will serve as an executive producer with QWGmire partners Elan Gale, a former executive producer of The Bachelor, and angel…
When Charlize Theron — the driving force as producer and star of Bombshell — sought a director to capture the plight that ambitious women faced in a sexist Fox News culture fostered by creator Roger Ailes, the easy choice would have been a woman. Instead, she chose Jay Roach, helmer of the Austin Powers and Meet the Pa…
Charlize Theron, Nicole Kidman, Margot Robbie and an all-star ensemble take a powerful deep-dive into the downfall of Roger Ailes, with director Jay Roach and screenwriter Charles Randolph.
