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Meet the 'Marty Supreme' Cast: Timothee Chalamet, Gwyneth Paltrow and More

71% Left coverage: 7 sources

Marty Supreme has an all-star lineup. The sports comedy helmed by Josh Safdie stars Timothée Chalamet as Marty Mauser, a man training to become a ping-pong player and bring the sport to new heights in the 1950s. According to the film’s official synopsis, Marty is “a young man with a dream that no one respects” who “will go to hell and back in pursuit of greatness.” The film is a fictional comedy loosely based on the life of professional table te…See the Story

TIFF Pulls Documentary on 2023 Hamas Attack From Festival Lineup, Citing Footage Rights Issue

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Why Denzel Washington Doesn’t Care About His Oscar Wins

50% Left coverage: 6 sources

Denzel Washington isn’t in it for the accolades. The two-time Oscar winner said in an interview on Jake Hamilton’s “Jake’s Takes” series that during his career, he’s been through wins and losses at the Academy Awards, and ultimately, the results don’t mean much. “I don’t do it for Oscars,” Washington, 70, said alongside his Highest 2 Lowest costar Jeffrey Wright on the Monday, August 11, episode. “I really don’t care about that kind of stuff.” “…See the Story

Hitman’s Family Vaction Anything but Relaxing in Ramped-up Locally Shot Action Sequel

67% Left coverage: 6 sources

The trailer for Nobody 2 has an ear-worm song on its own soundtrack: Lindsay Buckingham’s Holiday Road, utilized in the 1983 Chevy Chase comedy National Lampoon’s Vacation. As it happens, […]See the Story

Where Aubrey Plaza Thinks Her White Lotus Character Is Today

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

E! News' catches up with Aubrey Plaza and Margaret Qualley at the premiere of their new flick, 'Honey Don't,' and Aubrey dishes on what's next for her 'White Lotus' character Harper post-resort.See the Story

Liked Sam Rockwell’s Instantly Iconic ‘The White Lotus’ Monologue? Thank Martin Sheen in ‘Apocalypse Now’

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Welcome to My Favorite Scene! In this series, IndieWire speaks to actors behind a few of our favorite television performances about their personal-best onscreen moment and how it came together. Oscar winner and current Emmy nominee Sam Rockwell is quick to heed the classic advice that “it takes a village…” Even before he was cast on “The White Lotus” Season 3, filling in for a role initially intended for Woody Harrelson, he and actor friend Chr…Read Article

‘Splitsville’ Creators Michael Covino and Kyle Marvin Dig Into Their Comedy Process

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

This week, while Screen Talk cohost Ryan Lattanzio hangs out in Spain, we celebrate the comedy “Splitsville,” which debuted at Cannes and marks a welcome return for writer/director/star Michael Covino and his co-writer-star Kyle Marvin. I met them at Cannes when they debuted their buddy comedy “The Climb” in 2019, which landed them agency UTA and distributor Sony Pictures Classics. When I saw them at the festival this year, I promised to grill t…Read Article

How ‘Dimension 20’ Brings Its Audience Into the Dome

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If you’re one of the 20,000 people who saw “Dimension 20” live at Madison Square Garden in January, then you already know this anecdote. But leaning into the miraculous, improbable achievement of an online actual play series selling out MSG, the cast and crew were determined to do it up. They brought giant dice, incorporated audience participation, prepped stadium-ready graphics for every eventuality, and programmed actual fire that shot out of …Read Article

‘Dry Leaf’ Review: Alexandre Koberidze’s Latest Is Low-Resolution and Hard Going

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

In 2021, Georgian filmmaker Alexandre Koberidze brought us “What Do We See When We Look at the Sky?,” a formally playful, enchanting ode to love and chance encounters that found considerable magic in the mundane. That film opens with a case of love at first sight for a man and woman in the Georgian city of Kutaisi, but a wicked spell is cast on the two young people ahead of their scheduled first date: their physical appearance and voices change …Read Article

Why Sterling K. Brown and Dan Fogelman Knew ‘Paradise’ Had to Shoot in L.A.: ‘We’ve Got to Keep Production Here So People Stay’

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Plenty of new ideas to keep film and TV production in Los Angeles have been floated in recent years, from increased tax incentives to streamlining the permit process. But if you’re a film or show trying to find a way to stay in Hollywood despite the rising costs, you might consider one neat trick that worked well for “Paradise”: ask Sterling K. Brown to insist on it. “We had to be really methodical about how we were going to shoot this televisio…Read Article

Announcing IndieWire’s ’70s Week!

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It’s become an annual tradition: During the dog days of August, right between the last major release of the summer movie season and the start of the fall festival onslaught that kicks off at the end of the month, IndieWire devotes an entire week to celebrating a previous decade of film. We launched with ’90s Week in 2022, ticked back in time with ’80s Week the following year, and naturally did the obvious thing the year after that by… jumping fo…New York, United States · New York Read Article

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Meet the 'Marty Supreme' Cast: Timothee Chalamet, Gwyneth Paltrow and More

TIFF Pulls Documentary on 2023 Hamas Attack From Festival Lineup, Citing Footage Rights Issue

Why Denzel Washington Doesn’t Care About His Oscar Wins

Hitman’s Family Vaction Anything but Relaxing in Ramped-up Locally Shot Action Sequel

Where Aubrey Plaza Thinks Her White Lotus Character Is Today

Liked Sam Rockwell’s Instantly Iconic ‘The White Lotus’ Monologue? Thank Martin Sheen in ‘Apocalypse Now’

‘Splitsville’ Creators Michael Covino and Kyle Marvin Dig Into Their Comedy Process

How ‘Dimension 20’ Brings Its Audience Into the Dome

‘Dry Leaf’ Review: Alexandre Koberidze’s Latest Is Low-Resolution and Hard Going

Why Sterling K. Brown and Dan Fogelman Knew ‘Paradise’ Had to Shoot in L.A.: ‘We’ve Got to Keep Production Here So People Stay’

Announcing IndieWire’s ’70s Week!

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Hitman’s Family Vaction Anything but Relaxing in Ramped-up Locally Shot Action Sequel

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Liked Sam Rockwell’s Instantly Iconic ‘The White Lotus’ Monologue? Thank Martin Sheen in ‘Apocalypse Now’

‘Splitsville’ Creators Michael Covino and Kyle Marvin Dig Into Their Comedy Process

How ‘Dimension 20’ Brings Its Audience Into the Dome

‘Dry Leaf’ Review: Alexandre Koberidze’s Latest Is Low-Resolution and Hard Going

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Announcing IndieWire’s ’70s Week!