Allison Janney Was Told by an Agent She Could Only Play ‘Aliens and Lesbians’ Because ‘I’m So Tall’
Allison Janney was told by an agent while starting out in the industry that she would only be able to play aliens and lesbians given…
Ali Fazal on Guddu Pandit’s Return in ‘Mirzapur: The Movie’, the Haunting World of ‘Raakh’ and Refusing to Be Typecast
Ali Fazal on 'Mirzapur: The Movie', the haunting world of 'Raakh' and why he refuses to be boxed into one genre or industry.
Itv Boss ‘Hopeful’ Sky Acquisition Will Clear Regulators: ‘The Market Has Changed So Fundamentally’
ITV boss Carolyn McCall said she is hopeful that Sky's acquisition of the British PSB will clear regulators given the state of the market.
Netflix France Chief Pauline Dauvin Slams Expanded Investment Obligations: ‘These New Rules Go Too Far’
Netflix France's Pauline Dauvin has warned that new investment obligations in content are threatening editorial freedom and will lead to fewer bold bets.
Anurag Kashyap Boards Rotterdam-Premiered Bangladeshi Drama ‘Delupi’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Anurag Kashyap has boarded Bangladeshi drama 'Delupi,' which premiered at the International Film Festival Rotterdam's Bright Future section.
Secret Cinema Boss on ‘Grease’ Returning and Record-Breaking ’Pirates of the Caribbean’ Pre-Sales: ‘When People Step Into This Room, They’re Going To Be Beside Themselves’
Secret Cinema boss Merritt Baer says 'Pirates of the Caribbean' has been the biggest pre-sale in the company's history.
‘Replica’ Leads Next Interactive Studio’s Bucheon Showcase
Next Interactive Studio unveils 'Replica' and its full interactive film slate at Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival.
George Clooney to Be Honored at Venice Film Festival With Golden Lion for Career Achievement
George Clooney will be honored by the Venice Film Festival with its Golden Lion for career achievement
Korea Box Office: ‘Toy Story 5’ Maintains Slender Advantage Over Surging Thriller ‘The Eyes’
'Toy Story 5' holds onto the top spot as local horror-remake 'The Eyes' narrows the gap in second place.
‘3 Weeks After’ Director on Tackling ‘Everyday’ Peer Violence and Why Conversations About Suicide in Bulgaria Happen Too Late: ‘We Don’t Notice the Fire’
World premiering at the Karlovy Vary festival, director Mirsolav Terzić's "3 Weeks After" tackles the topics of peer violence and suicide.
‘Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma,’ ‘Fatherland’ Lead Mubi-Madman Slate for Australia, New Zealand
Mubi and Madman Entertainment will bring five Cannes and Berlinale award-winning films to Australian and New Zealand cinemas.