TheWrap Oscar magazine: “It’s very hard to see Pablo Escobar become a hero to a generation, because his process was really a process of destruction,” says director Ciro Guerra
TheWrap Oscar magazine: Of course the troll sex was animalistic — “it would be strange if they were f—ing on a sofa with a whiskey in their hand,” says the Iranian-Swedish director
TheWrap Oscar magazine: “Our county, Germany, has been at the center of every craziness, of every madness, of every abomination of the 20th century,” says director Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck
TheWrap Oscar magazine: “It was the Holy Grail of unfinished films,” says producer Filip von Rymsza of Welles’ wildly experimental “The Other Side of the Wind”
“Infinity War” directors Anthony Russo and Joe Russo are producing with Mike Larocca under their AGBO Films banner
“Are the brave men and women of our military now being used as extras in an expensive PR stunt…paid for by YOU?” actor/artist asks
In agreement with WarnerMedia, new Criterion Channel will launch in spring of 2019 in wake of FilmStruck shuttering
“It’s a kind of injustice with the lack of education about this,” producer tells TheWrap about 1941 Odessa massacre
Annapurna recently dropped the movie and Lionsgate is now in final talks to finance and distribute
Rosamund Pike plays Marie Colvin in the dramatic version, but here the real Colvin tells her own story, backed up by colleagues and friends
Other Spirit Awards nominees include “You Were Never Really Here,” “Eighth Grade” and “First Reformed”
There’s no more surprise to a franchise in its eighth round, but even without Ryan Coogler, the “Creed” model still has some fight in it
“His book on screenwriting was a touchstone for me and I always felt starstruck seeing him at Knicks games,” Stiller says
Harry Potter spinoff opens against “Widows” and “Instant Family” also in wide release
“Beautiful Boy” star shows “Tonight Show” audience his “Sauvage face”
Goldsmith is a 15-year veteran at the studio
Acclaimed novelist and playwright also wrote “The Princess Bride” and “Marathon Man”
Paramount also pitched in through TV, delivering Jonah Hill and Emma Stone’s “Maniac” to Netflix
AFI 2018: Josie Rourke, in her screen directorial debut, makes this historical piece more inclusive than most, bolstered by Beau Willimon’s smart script
“That’s one way to get rid of Democrats,” actor/artist writes
“I want to apologize from the bottom of my heart and will be working on my Twitter impulse control,” actor says
“It’s a love letter to our history,” director Jahmil X.T. Qubeka tells TheWrap
“I have hyperemesis and it blows,” comedian says as she postpones Texas shows
Tech company also plans to launch a previously announced subscription TV service in first half of 2019
Add Cuba Gooding Jr. and Michael Fassbender to the list of actors in gunslinging films about the Wild West
Studio reports $5.3 million in worldwide theatrical revenue, an increase of $2.4 million compared to last year
