20 Best Movies of 2016 You Might Have Missed, From ‘Sing Street’ to ‘Weiner’ (Photos)
TheWrap’s Best & Worst 2016: Give yourself a pat on the back if you saw all (or any) of these films
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STX Finds Fast Footing: ‘Bad Moms’ Spinoffs, ‘Edge of Seventeen’ Raves and Martin Scorsese
Film group chief Adam Fogelson is focused on a slate “we can sell”
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John Carney Apologizes for Keira Knightley Slam: ‘I’m Ashamed of Myself’
“Begin Again” director takes full blame for “petty, mean and hurtful” comments about Oscar nominee’s acting skills
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Filmmakers Defend Keira Knightley From ‘Begin Again’ Director’s Criticism
“I have no clue what this guy is talking about,” Mark Romanek says
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‘Begin Again’ Director Bashes Keira Knightley’s Acting
“I’ll never make a film with supermodels again,” says movie musical maven John Carney
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Bono Raves About ‘Sing Street’ Stars: ‘U2 Were Not as Good’
The iconic musician took to his band’s official website to sing the praises of John Carney’s music-driven film
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‘Huntsman’ Misses Mark as ‘Jungle Book’ Runs Wild for Second Weekend
Bringing in only $20.1 million, Universal’s “Snow White” prequel is dwarfed by Disney’s live-action remake
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‘Sing Street’ Review: John Carney Tunes Up Another Sweet Musical Romance
The writer-director behind “Once” and “Begin Again” works his old-fashioned magic for this tale of Irish kids in the 1980s forming a rock band
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Oscar Performance: Adam Levine Performs ‘Lost Stars’ From ‘Begin Again’ With Maroon 5 (Video)
Actor-musician starred alongside Keira Knightley and Mark Ruffalo in romantic film
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‘Last Five Years’ Latest Musical to Go Indie for Creative Control, Audience Engagement
“I’m tired of having to make things that have to please everybody,” film’s director Richard LaGravenese tells TheWrap
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Mark Ruffalo-Keira Knightley Musical Dramedy ‘Begin Again’ Heads Back to Theaters
The Weinstein Company will return the John Carney-directed summer film to theaters on Aug. 29
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‘Once’ Film Star Glen Hansard Crashes Theater Performance to Lead Singalong (Video)
Oscar-winning composer and star celebrates Blu-Ray release of original film by joining cast onstage in Los Angeles
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Roger Ebert Doc ‘Life Itself’ Shows Promise in Specialty Box Office Opening
It averages $6,000 on 23 theaters for Magnolia; “Begin Again” expands strongly in second week for Weinstein Company
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Adam Levine and Keira Knightley Make Up, Break Up in ‘Begin Again’ Lyric Clip (Video)
The film’s signature tune, “Lost Stars,” is a frontrunner to get an Oscar nod
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‘Begin Again’ Review: Keira Knightley and Mark Ruffalo’s Music Biz Fable Has an Irresistible Hook
Writer-director John Carney’s follow-up to “Once” is shamelessly manipulative and disingenuous, but it’s so sweet and lovely that it gets stuck in your head anyway
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Adam Levine on Why He’s So Misunderstood: ‘I’m Not a Douchebag’
“Or maybe I am, I don’t know,” the Maroon 5 frontman muses in GQ cover story
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Why ‘Begin Again’ Director John Carney Relished Conflict Between Adam Levine and Keira Knightley
“They were both outside their comfort zones,” the Irish director tells TheWrap in a conversation that also touched on the film’s name change post Toronto
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Adam Levine and His Bleach Blonde Hair Sing a Sad Song for ‘Begin Again’ (Video)
The singer-turned-singing actor hits the high notes
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Adam Levine Makes Movie Debut in First Trailer for ‘Begin Again’ Starring Keira Knightley, Mark Ruffalo (Video)
The Weinstein romantic comedy formerly known as “Can a Song Save Your Life?” aka the better title
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Bjork, James Brown Films Headed for Tribeca Film Festival
Concert film from Bjork and Alex Gibney doc about Brown join a lineup already heavy with music films
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#ICYMI on TheWrap: 10 of the Week’s Top Showbiz Stories (Video)
In case you missed it: Bill Maher and Julie Bowen are getting grilled by TheWrap, Bryan Cranston booked a big movie role, and 2014 will be the year without Pixar
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‘True Grit’ Star Hailee Steinfeld Joins Vince Vaughn in Universal’s ‘Term Life’ (Exclusive)
Peter Billingsley will direct the action-thriller based on the graphic novel by A.J. Lieberman and Nick Thornborrow
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Toronto: Colin Firth, Nicole Kidman’s ‘Railway Man’ on Track for Weinstein Co.
Jonathan Teplitzky directed the film, which was produced by Andy Paterson and Chris Brown
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Toronto Review: ‘Once’ Director Finds the Magic Twice With ‘Can a Song Save Your Life?’
John Carney’s musical film prompted the festival’s biggest bidding war, and for their money the Weinstein Company bought themselves a warm, funny crowd-pleaser
