TheWrap Magazine
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Hoa Xuande Still Finds It ‘Bewildering’ That He’s the Star of ‘The Sympathizer’
TheWrap magazine: While making the HBO limited series that has catapulted him into the spotlight, the Australian actor would think to himself, “Am I really here? Is this all a dream?”
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How the ‘X-Men 97’ Team Revived — and Updated — a Beloved ’90s Series
“The storytelling needed to be more sophisticated and pay off in bigger ways” for the new animated show to work, EP Brad Winderbaum says
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Ken Burns on ‘The American Buffalo’ and the Tragedy of Mass Eradication
In his latest docuseries, the five-time Emmy winner explores the near-extinction of the buffalo in the context of the Native American experience
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Why Jerrod Carmichael Put Himself Under the Microscope in His Reality Show
TheWrap magazine: “I made this because of personal problems that I had and I like to use whatever tools I have available to solve them,” Carmichael says of his HBO show
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‘I’m a Virgo’ Is More Than Just a TV Show for Creator Boots Riley
TheWrap magazine: “I want to see a large movement that transforms society,” the Prime Video showrunner says
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Maisie Williams Unpacks the ‘All-Consuming’ Job of Playing Catherine Dior in ‘The New Look’
TheWrap magazine: To play Dior, a member of the French Resistance who survived Nazi camps, Williams lost 25 pounds and isolated herself from her cast mates
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‘Colin From Accounts’ Creators Take Inspiration From Their Own ‘Insane’ Love Story for Comedy Gold
TheWrap magazine: Australian creators and stars Patrick Brammall and Harriet Dyer reflect on Season 1 of their underdog Paramount+ series
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‘Quiet on Set’ Directors Discuss Crafting the Explosive Nickelodeon Documentary That Captivated Audiences: ‘The Timing Was Right’
TheWrap magazine: “We hoped that we would be able to engage those people who were already curious about what was happening on these sets,” Mary Robertson says
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‘Feud’ Star Tom Hollander Says Playing Truman Capote Was Like Learning to Surf
TheWrap magazine: “It’s just repetition,” the actor says
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Why ‘Monarch’ Finally Brought Kurt and Wyatt Russell Together Onscreen
TheWrap magazine: Kurt Russell explains why the monster Apple TV+ series was right for him to pair up with his son
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Why the ‘Feud’ Actresses Would Never Trade Places With Capote’s Swans
TheWrap magazine: Naomi Watts, Chloë Sevigny, Diane Lane, Calista Flockhart and Molly Ringwald talk fame, privacy and how the world has changed for women since the Swans era
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Cannes: Diane Kruger Says David Cronenberg’s ‘The Shrouds’ Is a ‘Desperate, Emotional Cry’
TheWrap magazine: The German actress describes Cronenberg’s latest, which was inspired by his wife’s death, as “100% the most personal film he’s ever made”
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36 of the Biggest Directors at Cannes 2024: Oliver Stone, Yorgos Lanthimos and More | Exclusive Photos
Here are the filmmakers lighting up this year’s festival, photographed around the world from L.A. to Buenos Aires to Tokyo
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Cannes Market Preview: Buyers Want Great Films in an Industry in Flux
Buyers look forward to a buzzy Cannes market despite Hollywood contraction and post-strike woes
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How the Supreme Court Spurred the Oscar-Nominated Short ‘Red, White and Blue’
TheWrap magazine: Director Nazrin Choudhury says she wrote the abortion-themed film in “two or three hours” after the court overturned Roe v. Wade
