Donald Sutherland and Jaeden Martell are set for the Blumhouse, Ryan Murphy, Netflix production Mr. Harrigan's Phone, written and directed by John Lee Hancock, based on the short story by Stephen King.
Production begins this month with an eye on streaming 2022.
Mr. Harrigan's Phone is from the latest collection of…
Picking up a Critics Choice award for his role in HBO limited series The Undoing on Sunday night, Donald Sutherland said he seriously thought he was the killer for almost the entire shoot.
“The truth is we didn't know,” he said during a Zoom chat with the press after his win. “I always suspected that it was me. And…
EXCLUSIVE: Donald Sutherland (Ad Astra) and Eme Ikwuakor (Marvel's Inhumans) are joining Halle Berry, Patrick Wilson, Stanley Tucci, John Bradley and Charlie Plummer in Roland Emmerich's sci-fi epic Moonfall, which has started principal photography in Montreal.
The $136M-budgeted independent film will see a mysterious…
More than anything, The Burnt Orange Heresy is a throwback to the 1960s and ’70s kind of sexy, noirish, feverishly hot and sophisticated thrillers that mash up exotic European locales with a potent English-speaking cast. Watching it I realized I don’t see this kind of film nearly as much anymore, a smart adult…
Donald Sutherland (Ad Astra), Teen Wolf’sTyler Posey, Summer Spiro and Robert Ri'chard (Coach Carter, Bolden) have signed on to star in Alone, a film described as a Hitchcock's Rear Window-esque infestation thriller from director Johnny Martin.
The pic follows Aidan (Posey), who barricades himself inside his…
Donald Sutherland has signed on to star opposite Nicole Kidman and Hugh Grant inThe Undoing,HBO's high-profile six-episode limited series, written by David E. Kelley and directed by Susanne Bier.
An adaptation of Jean Hanff Korelitz's book You Should Have Known, The Undoing centers on Grace Sachs (Kidman), who is…
Donald Sutherland is the latest to join the cast of the Giuseppe Capotondi-directed art world heist film The Burnt Orange Heresy as production is currently underway in Lake Como, Italy. Claes Bang, Elizabeth Debicki and Mick Jagger were previously announced as part of the cast. The film is based on Charles Willeford’s…
The 1973 kidnapping of John Paul Getty III receives its second telling in several months with Trust, the magnetic, frenetic and fitful new FX series debuting Sunday. It follows by what feels like minutes of Ridley Scott’s big-screen All the Money in the World.
But the 10-episode Trust has enough differences in its…
“When you can have everything you could ever dream of, what do you value?” What if you had all the money in the world but refused to spend any? Would you install a payphone at your mansion like J. Paul Getty did? And would your frugality-challenged grandson screw things up by getting involved with very bad…
Like Sony/TriStar’s All the Money in the World, FX’s limited series Trustfollows the 1970s Italian kidnapping of scion J. Paul Getty III, but from a completely different perspective.
While the Sony feature follows closely the tick-tock of the junior Getty’s snatching, Trust suggests he might have been involved in his…
Paolo Virzì came to the Toronto Film Festival having had a fantasy come true—with The Leisure Seeker, his English-language debut, playing to enthusiastic houses, the director came by the Deadline studio with the two stars he'd wanted from the get-go: Helen Mirren and Donald Sutherland, who both praised Sony Classics…