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Aaron Sorkin Explains Why Most Of His Films Take Place Indoors: “I Need Four Walls Very Badly”

When you think of some of the most iconic moments in an Aaron Sorkin-written film or TV show, they all likely take place indoors. Whether it’s a boardroom in “Social Network” or a courtroom in films such as “The Trial of the Chicago 7” or even “A Few Good Men,” many of the most memorable […]

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Deconstructing Aaron Sorkin’s ‘The Trial of the Chicago 7,’ from Spielberg to Netflix

Yes, Aaron Sorkin is a skilled dramatist — and has an Oscar to show for it for “The Social Network” — and we know he can deliver a courtroom drama — he adapted his own play “A Few Good Men” for filmmaker Rob Reiner. But “The Trial of the Chicago 7” is a triumph of […]

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‘Blade Runner 2049’ Star Ana de Armas Joins Kevin Pollak Thriller

Ana de Armas is set to take the title role in ‘Waiting for Helen,’ a noir thriller directed by Kevin Pollak.The Cuban actress came to prominence last year with her performance as holographic companion Joi in ‘Blade Runner 2049,’ opposite Ryan Gosling.In ‘Waiting for Helen,’ she will play a waitress who may be an innocent […]

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TV Bits: ‘Luther’ Movie, Bill Nye Series on Peacock, ‘Rick and Morty’ Season 7, Samara Weaving-Led Playboy Bunny Series, & More
In this edition of TV Bits: Idris Elba confirms a Luther movie will start shooting this year. Samara Weaving to star as a Playboy Bunny in Sony Picture TV’s Down the Rabbit Hole. Bill Nye to host The End is Nye on Peacock. Writing on Rick and Morty season 7 has begun. And more. It’s […]
Why ‘Raya and the Last Dragon’ Disappointed at the Renewed Box Office
The box office is heading in the right direction. This may have been the best weekend at theaters in almost a year. And initial signs are that even with reduced capacities, reopened New York City theaters responded encouragingly.With both “Raya and the Last Dragon” (Disney) and “Tom & Jerry” (Warner Bros.) grossed over $6 million, […]
‘Supervillain’: How the Tekashi 6ix-9ine Documentary Made an Action Figure Into an Artful Monster
“Supervillain: The Making of Tekashi 6ix9ine” has its share of surprises. Karam Gill’s three-part series charts the perpetual rise and fall of one of the music world’s largest antagonists, the process by which Brooklyn-born and -raised Daniel Hernandez slowly transformed himself into rapper and social media archenemy Tekashi 6ix9ine.Amidst the blend of interviews and archival […]
‘Mank’ Featurette Goes Behind the Scenes of David Fincher’s Ode to Classic Hollywood
Netflix takes you behind the black-and-white curtain of David Fincher’s ode to Classic Hollywood with a newly released Mank featurette, dropped online just as awards season is beginning to ramp up. While Mank was effectively shut out of the Golden Globes Sunday night, winning none of its six nominations, Netflix hasn’t lost heart for the […]
‘The Falcon and the Winter Soldier’ TV Spot: Sam Wilson and Bucky Barnes Are Just Co-Workers
Now that WandaVision has wrapped up, it’s time to look forward to the next small screen installment of the Marvel Cinematic Universe: The Falcon and the Winter Soldier. In the aftermath of Avengers: Endgame, Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie) has inherited Captain America’s shield, but that doesn’t mean the United States wants him to take up […]
‘Nomadland’ Production Sound Mixer Michael Wolf Snyder Dies at 35
“Nomadland” production sound mixer Michael Wolf Snyder has died by suicide, according his father, David Snyder. He was 35.Snyder’s body was found in his Queens, N.Y. apartment by his father on March 1 after friends and family had not heard from him for several days.David, a psychiatrist, posted a message on Facebook on March 4. […]
Spain’s Goya Awards: ‘The Girls’ Named Best Picture
Pilar Palomero’s coming of age drama The Girls has won the 2021 Goya Award for best film, Spain’s top film honor.Palomero, who is a first-time feature director, was also awarded Goyas for best new director and best screenplay for her drama set in a convent school.Netflix drama Adú was the frontrunner leading up to the […]
Berlin: Netflix Signs $55 Million Global Deal for ‘The Pale Blue Eye’
Netflix has closed another major deal at the European Film Market, dropping a reported $55 million for worldwide rights to the Christian Bale Gothic horror-thriller The Pale Blue Eye from director Scott Cooper (Crazy Heart, Black Mass).The film focuses on an attempt to solve a series of murders that took place at the U.S. Military […]
Samuel West: ‘On screen I mostly play evil members of the establishment or Victorian perverts’
The actor on his pandemic poetry jukebox, life lessons of the Moomins, the pros and cons of Twitter, and how to reboot regional theatreSamuel West, 54, one of the best verse speakers of his generation, has played Hamlet, Anthony Blunt (twice) and recently become Siegfried Farnon in Channel 5’s All Creatures Great and Small; he […]
Moxie review – upbeat defiance wins out in Amy Poehler’s rebel girl comedy
A quiet student finds her voice in print, battling everyday sexism at her high school in Poehler’s forthright but fun #MeToo dramaA breezy tale of riot grrrl power passed down from mother to daughter, Amy Poehler’s return to the director’s chair (after 2019’s Wine Country) is a winningly optimistic high-school romp with timely #MeToo-era themes. […]