For Marvel to Return to Glory, ‘Captain America’ Needed to Go Global
Brave New World' director Julius Onah talks about making the Marvel film universal and engaging with multiple cultures.
How John Fithian Aims to Eliminate ‘Wasted Effort’ in Distribution with New Platform, Attend
John Fithian, the former CEO of NATO, discusses his plan to launch the online marketplace Attend to get more mid-budget ...
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How To Watch Robert Eggers' Horror Movie Nosferatu At Home
Robert Eggers' remake of the classic vampire movie Nosferatu will be streaming on Peacock later this month. Here are the ways you can watch the movie at home.
Veteran Documentarian Dawn Porter Making Narrative Debut With ‘NOBODY: The Bert Williams Story,’ Biopic Of Vaudeville Icon
EXCLUSIVE: Esteemed documentary filmmaker Dawn Porter is set to make her narrative feature debut with NOBODY: The Bert ...
Still Richard: How a Director Living with a Fatal Disease Managed to Get Julianne Moore Her Oscar
Ten years after 'Still Alice' the film’s co-writer/director tells the story of his ailing partner’s own heartbreaking ...
‘Mother’s Baby’ Director Johanna Moder Isn’t Afraid to “Go Somewhere Where It Hurts”
The Austrian filmmaker and TV director, whose new picture premieres at Berlin, discusses casting Claes Bang and babies, ...
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Scott Derrickson Dives Deep into “The Gorge”
There was a book called Full Body Burden: Growing Up in the Nuclear Shadow of Rocky Flats by Kristen Iversen that I optioned and am still trying to turn into a TV show. It’s about the process of ...
Jeff Wadlow, James Watkins In The Mix To Direct DC’s ‘Clayface’ – The Dish
DC has started a bake-off for a filmmaker to direct their next movie Clayface, with James Watkins and Jeff Wadlow among those ...
Vibeke Løkkeberg’s Berlinale Forum Opener ‘The Long Road to the Director’s Chair’ Expands Into Four-Part Series (EXCLUSIVE)
Vibeke Løkkeberg's 50-year-old lost documentary on gender equality in filmmaking becomes a TV series, highlighting progress, or lack thererof.
'Hitch' director says the movie's iconic brownstone scene was written on the fly — and shot on a celebrity's stoop
"Hitch" director Andy Tennant recalls how the famous brownstone scene from the movie was created on the day it was shot at Will Smith's request.