Deadline has bolstered its international ranks with the hire of Screen International’s Tom Grater who joins as International Film Reporter, based in London.
Grater will join International Editor Andreas Wiseman and International TV Editor Jake Kanter in the London bureau. He will report to Wiseman.
The overseas news…
Assassination drama Incitement last night picked up the best picture prize at Israel’s Ophir Awards, the country's primary national film awards. The win means the film becomes Israel’s submission to this year's Best International Feature Film Oscar (renamed for 2020 from Best Foreign Language Film).
Directed by Yaron…
Here it is, the moment Baddies have been anticipating for six long years: It’s the inaugural trailer for El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie, complete with our first look at Aaron Paul as Jesse Pinkman since that Emmy-winning series wrapped in 2013.
The trailer shows Pinkman listening to news of Walter White’s…
Walt Disney Co. chairman and CEO Bob Iger gave an extensive and revealing interview that ran today in the New York Times, talking about his rise to the…
UPDATE, writethru: Newcomer Ad Astra, from Fox/New Regency and distributed by Disney, launched this weekend with an estimated $26M in 44 markets for a $45.2M worldwide start. The international box office debut is within the range we were hearing before the weekend, and is 49% ahead of last year's First Man and 23%…
Aron Eisenberg, an actor who played the first Ferengi to join Starfleet in the Star Trek spin-off Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, died on Saturday. His death was reported by his wife in a Facebook post. The cause of death was not revealed, but Eisenberg had received two kidney transplants, most recently in 2015. He was…
Chloë Sevigny believes it’s time for political change in the U.S., and she’s willing to support any Democrat who can defeat President Trump.
The Oscar-nominated actress (Boys Don’t Cry) discussed the 2020 presidential election in a Saturday article published by the U.K.’s Guardian, while promoting her perfume Little…
The naked breasts, erotic dancers and drugs being consumed in the film Hustlers have raised the eyebrows of the Malaysian Film Censorship Board, which has ruled that the scenes made the film “not suitable for public screening.”
Malaysian distributor Square Box Pictures confirmed the ban on Instagram.Â
The film about…
Two and a half cheers for the Landmark Theatres in West Los Angeles.
The parking escalators have been broken for weeks. Those purple and black staff outfits are a bit somber. And $15 dollars seems high for an hour and 35 minutes of Linda Ronstadt: The Sound Of My Voice, as delightful as it is.
But the Landmark, so…
Today, a special Batman Day edition of the Hero Nation Index, our weekly report on news from Hollywood’s sci-fi, fantasy, horror, and superhero sectors.
Today is the fifth annual Batman Day, and this year also marks the 80th anniversary of the Caped Crusader’s first appearance in the pages of DC Comics back in 1939…
A South Korean serial killer who inspired a film by Palme D’or-winning director Bong Joon-ho has been identified 30 years after his murder spree.
The Gyeonggi Nambu Provincial Police Agency says a suspect has been identified as the previously unknown "Korean Zodiac Killer.” The man, Lee Chun-jae, allegedly raped…
