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Denis Villeneuve on ‘Dune 3,’ Amy Adams’ Oscar Snub for ‘Arrival,’ and the Secret Rom-Com He WroteSummary
Explore Denis Villeneuve’s insights on Dune 3, Amy Adams’ surprising Oscar snub for Arrival, and his unproduced dark sci-fi rom-com script. The Dune: Part Two director shares his thoughts on epic filmmaking, future projects, and his journey through critical successes and Oscar disappointments. Find out more in this in-depth conversation from the Variety Awards Circuit Podcast.
Sean Baker Reflects on Crafting the Profound Ending of ‘Anora’ — A Timeless Cinematic Closure
Discover Sean Baker’s insights on crafting the profound and emotionally charged ending of Anora. Explore how the film’s final scene pays homage to Federico Fellini’s Nights of Cabiria while portraying the complex journey of Ani, played by Mikey Madison. Gain a deeper understanding of Baker’s filmmaking style and his unique take on sex work, intimacy, and power dynamics.
Tom Cruise in Early Talks for 'Days of Thunder' Sequel
Tom Cruise is in early negotiations with Paramount for a sequel to Days of Thunder, following the success of Top Gun: Maverick. Producer Jerry Bruckheimer is also in talks to return.
Adam Driver, Anne Hathaway & Jeremy Strong to Star in James Gray’s Crime Thriller Paper Tiger
Adam Driver, Anne Hathaway, and Jeremy Strong will star in James Gray's crime thriller Paper Tiger, which follows two brothers entangled in a dangerous scheme involving the Russian "Mafiya."
Jesse Eisenberg Reflects on 'A Real Pain': Envy, Challenges, and Finding the Right Rooftop
Jesse Eisenberg discusses his new film A Real Pain, the challenges of filming in his ancestors' hometown, and how Kieran Culkin brought depth to his role. Discover the heartfelt story of two cousins exploring their roots, premiering November 1.
Robert Pattinson to Produce 'Primetime' for A24, Directed by Lance Oppenheim
Robert Pattinson partners with A24 and Lance Oppenheim to produce Primetime, a crime drama inspired by To Catch a Predator. The film will explore the dark underbelly of crime and revolutionize television. Production begins early next year.