With his new film Napoleon, Ridley Scott wanted to keep viewers engaged. It’s an epic with astonishing battle scenes, shot practically. But whenever it’s about to veer too far into action, Scott shifts to Napoleon Bonaparte’s volatile relationship with Josephine de Beauharnais. Too much love or war would be “bloody boring,” Scott says. A friend […]
Succession: Jesse Armstrong on Missing Writing for the Roys and What Comes Next?
November 18, 2023 by
The creator and showrunner of the HBO megahit and British comedy ‘Peep Show’ will receive the 2023 Founders Award at the International Emmys on Monday in New York.
Saltburn: Fennell’s Provocative Social Satire, Starring Rising Aussie Star Jacob Elordi and Barry Keoghan
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Saltburn belongs to the tradition of British country house gothic, with snobbish butler, black-tie dinners, calcified ways and repressed emotions.
Marvels, The: Director Nia (“Candyman”) DaCosta on Advice from James Gunn, Tessa Thompson
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Priscilla: Cailee Spaeny Talks about Kirsten Dunst’s Endorsement and Priscilla Presley’s Seal of Approval
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