Tom Hooper
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‘Les Miserables’ Unveiled to Ovations, Controversy and High Oscar Hopes
"I didn't want to be conservative," says director Tom Hooper of his extravagant musical "Les Miserables," showcased at guild screenings over the holiday weekend
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Universal Moves ‘Les Miserables’ to Christmas Day
"Les Miserables" is Tom Hooper's first film since the Oscar-winning "The King's Speech"
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‘Les Miserables’ Trailer Debuts with Anne Hathaway Singing
First preview for "Les Miserables" is set to "I Dreamed a Dream" and includes look at Hugh Jackman and Russell Crowe
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‘Les Misérables’ Footage of Anne Hathaway Singing ‘I Dreamed a Dream’ Screens at CinemaCon
"Les Misérables" started filming last month, but Universal screened footage with glimpses of Russell Crowe, Hugh Jackman and Eddie Redmayne
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Oscar Season 2012: Why Isn’t It Over Yet?
As the Oscar race drags on and on, almost everybody just wants the big night to get here
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Aaron Tveit to Play Enjolras in ‘Les Miserables’
The “Gossip Girl” actor joins Russell Crowe, Hugh Jackman, Anne Hathaway, Eddie Redmayne and Amanda Seyfried star in Universal’s musical
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Hugh Jackman May Star in Universal’s ‘Les Miserables’ Adaptation
Tom Hooper will direct and Cameron Mackintosh will produce
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Cannes: Tom Hooper Joins BFI Board, Tom Hanks Film to Close Singapore Fest
British Film Institute and ScreenSingapore take advantage of Cannes spotlight to announce new board member, closing-night film
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Good Morning Hollywood, March 21: Gypsy, Hobbit & Lawyer
“The Lincoln Lawyer” gets a discount, “The Hobbit” sets off and Stephen Sondheim puts the kibosh on a Barbra Streisand/Tom Hooper “Gypsy”
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‘King’s Speech’ Gets Post-Oscar Boxoffice Bump
Best Picture winner sells double the tickets it did last week; “The Fighter” and “Black Swan” don’t see sales increase
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Tom Hooper Backstage at the Oscars: I’m ‘Astonished’ at ‘King’s Speech’ Reactions
Oscar-winning director reflects on the profound personal impact of his film
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Good Morning Oscar, February 25: Thanks But No Thanks, Gervais
Ricky Gervais offers the Oscar hosts an opening bit that’s not much funnier than his Golden Globes monologue
