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‘The Brutalist’ Cinematographer Lol Crawley on Shooting 3.5 Hour Film on 35 mm: “What You See Is What We Shot”
Crawley details the fast-paced shooting schedule (34 days!) of Brady Corbet’s epic and reveals the scene that really thwarted him.
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The Trend This Oscar Season: Women Reclaiming Their Sexuality
From ‘Babygirl’ to ‘Nightbitch,’ a once-neglected topic is on the table.
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The ‘High School Musical’ Story of Connor Swindells
Before 'Sex Education' fame, the British star thought he was going to be a boxer. One 'Barbie' movie and a leading role in Steven Knight's 'SAS Rogue Heroes' later, Swindells talks to THR on paving a path in Hollywood, his role in the upcoming 'William Tell' and why it helps to be "a pessimistic arse."
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The Actor Roundtable: Daniel Craig, Paul Mescal and Colman Domingo on Impostor Syndrome and the Dark Roles Women Love
Adrien Brody, Sebastian Stan and Peter Sarsgaard bond over the pressures of delivering a standout performance: "I had a panic attack every night."
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From Tween Queens to Oscar Dreams: How Ariana, Selena and Miley Made the Leap
The former Disney and Nickelodeon stars are suddenly serious contenders this awards season.
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What the Golden Globes Noms Tell Us About This Crazy Awards Season
In a year with no frontrunner and tons of jockeying, voters just offered (some) clarity.
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Yuletide Fear: 37 Christmas Horror Movies to Shiver to By the Fire
These dark takes on the winter holiday feature everything from zombie elves to killer Santa Clauses and even gremlins.
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Can ‘Wicked’ Be Spoiled? Musical Movie’s Writers Are Not Convinced: “It’s Been Running for 21 Years”
Winnie Holzman and Dana Fox, the writers of the box office hit 'Wicked,' also weigh in on the reactions to the film, the pressures of adapting a beloved musical and those Glinda romance theories.
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‘Wicked’ Star Marissa Bode on How Jon M. Chu, Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo Told Her She Got the Role of Nessarose
The actress also talks about being a disabled actress playing the character and how she hopes it will lead to more representation in Hollywood.
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‘Joker: Folie à Deux’ Composer Invented an Instrument, Called “The String Prison,” for Sequel
Hildur Gudnadóttir, who won the best score Oscar for 2019’s ‘Joker,’ returned for the follow-up film that sought to expand the “vocabulary of the string instruments” from the first film.
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Please Don’t Spoil ‘Wicked: Part 2’
You're tempted to tell your newbie friend all about where Elphaba ends up. You must defy this gravity.
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Are Hot Vampires Out? Robert Eggers and His ‘Nosferatu’ Cast on Raising a Bone-Chilling Beast From the Dead
Lily-Rose Depp, Nicholas Hoult, Bill Skarsgard, Willem Dafoe and Emma Corrin join their director to discuss resurrecting one of the most horrifying monsters the horror genre has ever seen: "He's pure appetite."
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In ‘The Brutalist,’ Size Matters
Brady Corbet and Adrien Brody on the maximalist effort behind their story of a minimalist architect: "To try to make something perfect usually requires pushing people to their very limits."
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Nicholas Hoult Caps Banner Year with ‘Nosferatu,’ Which Included a Surprising Rule From Robert Eggers
The actor is releasing three well-received movies in just two months — and recently wrapped his starring role as Lex Luthor in 'Superman.'
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Ryan Reynolds Multitasks Like a Mofo
Punching up lines in 'Deadpool & Wolverine' while creating a commercial with Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce? No problem for THR’s Producer of the Year, who made his antihero sequel the most successful R-rated film in history.
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After Fighting Ryan Gosling and Ryan Reynolds, A Stuntman Takes On His Biggest Battle Yet
Emmy winner Jeff Wolfe's zombie movie 'Outbreak' arrives after years of dreaming of directing, with the first-time filmmaker personally putting up flyers around Santa Monica to drum up interest: "I have to do everything I can.”
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