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The SAG Awards nomination for the “Parasite” ensemble stands out, as the spotlight also shines on “Bombshell,” “The Irishman” and “Marriage Story.”
“Ford v Ferrari” director James Mangold and his collaborators take you behind the scenes and under the hood of making the race car film.
Wednesday’s announcement of the Screen Actors Guild Award nominations included some major snubs and surprises in both film and TV
The Safdie brothers needed to set ‘Uncut Gems’ precisely in 2012. They also needed Adam Sandler to get on board.
America Ferrera and Danai Gurira teamed up to announce the 2020 SAG Award nominations Wednesday morning. Here’s a full list of the nominees.
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Charlize Theron’s physical journey to Megyn Kelly
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Director Ari Aster’s attention to detail is a key pleasure of “Midsommar,” a darkly comic saga of Americans visiting a blissed-out, yet sinister, commune.
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The Envelope Live Screening Series presents a Q&A on the new Facebook Watch show adapted from a popular podcast.
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Director Jay Roach often takes on political issues, as in ‘Bombshell,’ which looks at harassment accusations from Megyn Kelly and Gretchen Carlson at Fox News
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The filmmakers behind ‘Ad Astra’ shot the attack scene from Brad Pitt’s character’s point-of-view as much as possible for a you-are-there feel.
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Martin Scorsese’s “The Irishman” could become the first film to win the Oscars for best picture and visual effects since “The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King.”
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“The Irishman,” “Rocketman,” “The Two Popes” and other male-driven movies beat out “Little Women,” “Hustlers,” “Booksmart” and more in Golden Globe nominations. But what else is new?
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“Succession.” “The Crown.” “The Morning Show.” Class issues are alive and wealthy in the 2020 Golden Globes TV nominations.
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Golden Globes voters maintained a long-standing tradition of making eccentric choices in their TV nominations on Monday.
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Andrew Scott reacts to receiving a Golden Globe nomination for his breakout role as the so-called Hot Priest in “Fleabag.”
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“Unbelievable” star Kaitlyn Dever on her Golden Globe nomination, “Booksmart” co-star Beanie Feldstein and more.
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Noah Baumbach, Greta Gerwig, Marielle Heller, Bong Joon Ho, Todd Phillips and Lulu Wang share filmmaking tips, inspirations — and one big secret that’s still being kept.
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With a short theatrical run and a new configuration, Adult Swim’s ‘Primal’ makes it into Oscar contention.
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“Joker” director Todd Phillips used composer Hildur Guonadottir’s music to shape scenes that weren’t working, including an integral moment in the film.
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The National Board of Review, AFI and New York Film Critics have announced their faves. The L.A. Film Critics and Golden Globes will soon follow.
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In his first film for Netflix, “6 Underground,” Michael Bay makes a “Mission: Impossible” knockoff starring Ryan Reynolds.
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The documentary “Cunningham” profiles influential dancer-choreographer Merce Cunningham through archival footage and 3-D re-creations of his works.
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“Richard Jewell,” “The Irishman” and “Little Women” are among eight memorable books that made the leap to film in 2019.
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