Steve Martin and Martin Short Explain Why They Keep Making Comedy Together (But Not Movies)
TheWrap Emmy magazines: “If I say something that Steve thinks is too mean, I’ll take it out,” Martin Short says
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Natalie Portman, Chloe Grace Moretz Dramas Added to Toronto Film Festival Lineup
Brady Corbet’s “Vox Lux,” with Portman, and Neil Jordan’s “Greta,” with Moretz, are among almost 50 films that bring the total number of films in Toronto to 343
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Samantha Bee on Her One Regret About Calling Ivanka Trump That Word
TheWrap Emmy magazine: The host and creator of “Full Frontal” also discusses the difference between President Trump (not funny) and Donald Trump Jr. (funny)
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James Corden’s Master Plan: Let’s ‘Break the Rules of the Internet’ (and Late-Night TV Too)
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “We want our show to be a variety show in its truest sense,” Corden tells TheWrap of a show that ranges from Carpool Karaoke to a bit of politics
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‘Barry’ Star Henry Winkler on Why He’s ‘Very Proud’ He Jumped That Shark – Twice (Video)
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “At that time I had great legs. So I thought, ‘I don’t care,” actor says of his meme-generating scene from “Happy Days” in 1977
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4 Female Emmy-Nominated Directors on Being Outnumbered by Men 10-to-1: ‘What the Hell?’ (Video)
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “It’s 2018 — come on, people,” Amy Sherman-Palladino says
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Why Carrie Brownstein Wants Another Season of ‘Portlandia,’ Too
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “I realized that ‘Portlandia’ was a way I processed phenomena,” the star and co-creator of the IFC variety series says
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‘The Vietnam War’ Director Lynn Novick on Why That Conflict Still Resonates Today
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “Culture wars and divisiveness and cynicism and mistrust came forth in a violent way during Vietnam, and we’ve never gotten past it,” Novick says
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Why ‘Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’ Creator Amy Sherman-Palladino Loves Torturing Actors
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “If you had a cast that was a little less enthused, it would be hard,” says Sherman-Palladino of her long, unbroken takes and fast-paced dialogue
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How ‘Handmaid’s Tale’ Director Kari Skogland ‘Got Lucky’ With Her Key Season 2 Episode
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “It’s a very performance-oriented, visually arresting show, and that is the sweet spot for me in my work,” says the director of four of this season’s episodes
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Don’t Tell Allison Janney She Could Make Emmy History: ‘Should I Change My Name?’
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “Maybe I’ll think about it after, but I’m not gonna think about it now,” says the actress of her shot at becoming only the third actress to win an Oscar and an Emmy in the same calendar year
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‘Good Place’ Writer Megan Amram Wants an Emmy So Badly She Made a Whole Series About It
TheWrap Emmy magazine: In case she loses, the “An Emmy for Megan” creator says she already has a press release ready to go accusing the Russians of interfering with Emmy voting
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‘Saturday Night Live’ Aidy Bryant on Her Emmy Rivalry With Officemate Kate McKinnon
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “I feel like someone let me into a place that I shouldn’t be,” first-time performing nominee Bryant says
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Yes, ‘The Assassination of Gianni Versace’ Confused Finn Wittrock Too (Video)
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “When you’re shooting things out of order that are already written out of order, just keeping the timeline in your head was a big challenge,” says the Emmy-nominated actor
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Regina King Reveals Secret Weapon for Her Emmy-Nominated ‘Seven Seconds’ Performance (Video)
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “There were a lot of things in play, but mostly it was Jonathan [Demme] protecting me and allowing me to figure it out,” says King of one of the director’s last jobs
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How Colbert, Oliver, Kimmel and Company Became Leaders of Late-Night Resistance Against Trump
TheWrap Emmy magazine cover story: Asked how dramatically Trump has changed late night, Jimmy Kimmel replies, “How dramatically did the plague change medieval Europe?”
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Tony Shalhoub Had to Learn a New Skill for ‘Marvelous Mrs. Maisel': Talking Fast
TheWrap Emmy Magazine: “It’s not just speaking at that pace, it’s a way of listening at a high speed,” says the Emmy- and Tony-winning actor
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Why Aretha Franklin Mattered: It Was Never Just a Man’s World When She Sang
To hear Aretha demand respect was to hear an impossibly strong black woman at a tumultuous time when that voice was absolutely necessary, and utterly triumphant
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Julia Roberts TV Series ‘Homecoming’ to World Premiere at Toronto Film Festival
Festival also announces TIFF Industry Conference, with participants including Taika Waititi, Werner Herzog, Dr. Stacy L. Smith and Sergei Loznitsa
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Edie Falco on Why She Preferred Not Meeting the Lawyer She Played in ‘The Menendez Murders’
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “I had everything I needed to work the same way I work on everything else — from my imagination,” the four-time Emmy winner says
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3-Fold Emmy Nominee Robert Dickinson on How the Oscars, Grammys and Tonys Differ
TheWrap Emmy magazine: The veteran lighting designer explains why live awards shows pose very different challenges
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‘Juliet, Naked’ Review: Nick Hornby Adaptation Is a Rock ‘n’ Roll Charmer
Jesse Peretz’s comedy stars Rose Byrne, Chris O’Dowd and Ethan Hawke
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Paul Greengrass, Jonah Hill Movies Part of Huge Addition to Toronto Film Festival Lineup
Greengrass’ “22 July” and Hill’s “Mid90s” will join more than 100 new features and shorts in the Toronto lineup
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Chris Pine and Laura Dern Films to Open and Close Toronto Film Festival
David Mackenzie’s “Outlaw King,” starring Pine, will open the festival, while Justin Kelly’s “Jeremiah Terminator LeRoy,” with Dern and Stewart, will close it
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ShortList 2018: How ‘My Dead Dad’s Porno Tapes’ Explores Family Secrets (Video)
“The title’s a way to disarm a person,” says director Charlie Tyrell of his short documentary about the troubled relationship with his late father
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ShortList 2018: How ‘Fish Story’ Uncovered a Whopper of a Strange Family Legend (Video)
“The film was basically made on no budget, because my expectation was that it wasn’t going to lead anywhere,” says director Charlie Lyne
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ShortList 2018: ‘Little Potato’ Tells Gay Russian Story With an Almodovar Twist (Video)
“I realized there are no gay voices coming from Russia,” says writer-director Wes Hurley of his autobiographical coming-of-age documentary
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ShortList 2018: ‘The Driver Is Red’ Tells Timely Holocaust Story With Line Drawings (Video)
“It’s so crazy that I began this project in 2016, and in 2017 there were people marching on American soil with swastikas,” director Randall Christopher says
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OscarsSoPopular: Why Risky Academy Makeover Could Lead to Confusion – and Revolt
What will it take to qualify for the new “popular film” award? How will they decide which categories are getting pushed into the commercials? Will members revolt or rejoice?
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‘BlacKkKlansman’ Film Review: Spike Lee Looks Back – and Forward – in Anger
Based on the true story of a black cop who infiltrated the KKK, this is Lee’s most vital and impassioned film in decades
