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Bong Joon-ho Reacts To ‘Parasite’s Historic Oscar Noms, Reveals Details Of HBO TV Adaptation With Adam McKay
Bong Joon-ho’s Parasite continued its storybook trajectory today, becoming the first Korean film nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars, and picking up additional nods for Bong for Best Director, International Film and Original Screenplay with Jin Won Han, as well as craft nods for Editing and Production Design. It…
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Oscars: Stars React To 2020 Nominations
After a very early morning and sleepless night for most, the waiting is over for this year’s Oscar nominees. Here’s a round-up of some key reactions.
Jonathan Pryce wasn't planning to watch this morning's Oscar nominations. "I'd written myself off," he said. "I'd been reading all the things online about who was going…
Amy Pascal, Saoirse Ronan & Florence Pugh: Greta Gerwig Oscar Directing Snub “Terribly Disappointing” & “A Big Blow”
Greta Gerwig’s Little Women may have a shot at the Academy’s top prize – Best Picture – as per Monday morning’s Oscar nominations announcement, with Saoirse Ronan and Florence Pugh nominated for acting, Jacqueline Durran for Costume Design and Gerwig herself for Adapted Screenplay, but she missed out for directing, a…
Deadline’s Golden Globes Live Blog
We feel obliged to note that all of Sunday’s Golden Globe Awards prizes were doled out by a voting body of about 90, giving collective clout to journalists whose names you might not otherwise recognize. That aside, the awards show has always been considered a precursor to Oscar, which is why we're all here. There is a…
Saoirse Ronan Lets Go Of Fears On ‘Little Women’, Is Ready To Follow Greta Gerwig Into Directing
Saoirse Ronan may not be the youngest Oscar nominee, but she can lay claim to being in that rare club of actors who have been nominated three times before their 30th birthday. And with another five years to go before that particular milestone, there's plenty of time for a fourth. Could it be for her turn this year in G…
Bong Joon-Ho On ‘Parasite’s “Crucial And Sharp” Message & Its Surprising Cannes Premiere: “It Felt Like A Live Concert”
From the moment of Parasite's world premiere in Cannes, in which a usually stoic European audience hooted and hollered at Bong Joon-ho's movie's twists and turns as though it was a midnight screening in Austin, the film's trajectory has been breakneck. It would go on to win the Palme d'Or, before traveling to…
Rian Johnson Gave Daniel Craig The Chance To “Cut Loose And Play” In Agatha Christie Homage ‘Knives Out’
Has Rian Johnson birthed a new franchise with Knives Out? With a $40+ million opening weekend gross over Thanksgiving, it may not have reached the dizzying highs of his last movie, 2017's Star Wars: Episode VIII – The Last Jedi, but Knives Out is still a rare beast in 2019; an original murder mystery tale that is…
The Partnership: Robert Pattinson & Willem Dafoe On Their Tense Two-Hander, Contrasting Styles & Appreciation For Robert Eggers
Robert Pattinson and Willem Dafoe had never worked together before they found themselves in a remote part of Nova Scotia being battered by wind, rain and sea on the shoot for Robert Eggers' Lovecraftian horror The Lighthouse. They came from different worlds to create the movie's only two characters; Pattinson, a…
‘Pain & Glory’: Read Pedro Almodóvar’s Script For His Awards-Season Film
Spanish auteur Pedro Almodóvar made his return at Cannes this year with Pain & Glory, a deeply personal and semi-autobiographical film about an aging filmmaker reflecting on his life and legacy and dealing with the loss of his youth.
The movie stars frequent Almodóvar collaborator Antonio Banderas as Spanish director…
On My Screen: Dexter Fletcher On Fighting For ‘Rocketman’, His ‘Star Wars’ Obsession & Karaoke Playlist
A Golden Globe nomination for Rocketman for Best Picture, Musical or Comedy caps off a banner year for actor-turned-director Dexter Fletcher, whose fourth feature at the helm—or "four and a half", quips Fletcher, after he stepped in uncredited to salvage Bohemian Rhapsody last year—was also his highest grosser to…
Paul Walter Hauser’s Journey To ‘Richard Jewell’: “Most Overnight Successes Take About 10 Years”
“Most overnight successes take about 10 years," says Paul Walter Hauser as he sits down for one of his first major interviews after the film that has put his name on lips all over Hollywood, Clint Eastwood's Richard Jewell, has screened for the first time. "That's what they say. You have to get that kind of mileage…
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Quentin Tarantino Digs Deep On ‘Once Upon A Time… In Hollywood’ As He Fears “Dark Night Of The Soul” For Filmmakers: Q&A
In a Parisian hotel suite in late November, Quentin Tarantino is hard at work. He is in town to launch the theatrical re-release of Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood, with a new cut that adds additional grace notes to the version released over the summer, and he's on a mini European tour in support of the movie's home…
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