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‘Clown in a Cornfield’ Director Eli Craig Talks the Uphill Battle to Make Horror Comedies
The scrappy feature ran out of money at one point during production: "Departments had completely lost their budget and weren't getting any more."
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Shia LaBeouf and David Mamet Just Might Save Each Other
Two legendary Hollywood outcasts open up about joining forces for 'Henry Johnson' — a film so indie, they're distributing it themselves — and somehow winding up with some of the best work of their careers.
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The Beatles Movies: Everything to Know About Sony’s Fab Four Biopics
All four of Sam Mendes' movies, starring Harris Dickinson, Paul Mescal, Barry Keoghan and Joseph Quinn, will be released in April 2028.
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Why Scarlett Johansson Made Age an Issue With ‘Eleanor the Great’
Hollywood’s highest-paid actress goes to Cannes with her directorial debut, an uplifting drama — starring 95-year-old June Squibb — about fresh starts and facing your demons.
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Score a Score Marks 15 Years of Music Made to Order
How entrepreneur Jordan Passman created a thriving marketplace for screen musicians.
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The New Avengers Pushes Marvel Audiences Outside Their Comfort Zone
The codependent 'Thunderbolts*' team isn't the one fans asked for, but it is also the most exciting group to emerge from the MCU in over a decade.
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Do The Spike Thing: The Defiant Director on Reuniting With Denzel, Bad Money and Resisting Trump
Back in Cannes with a buzzy new movie, ‘Highest 2 Lowest,’ and his usual swagger, Spike Lee is bringing the Brooklyn fight to 2025: “This is the year of living dangerously.”
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‘Thunderbolts*’ Co-Writer Eric Pearson Talks ‘The New Avengers’ Reveal, Pre-Sentry Villain and Original Taskmaster Arc
The busy Marvel Studios regular also has 'Fantastic Four: First Steps' coming up.
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‘Another Simple Favor’ Co-Writer Jessica Sharzer Breaks Down Sequel’s Biggest Twists, Blake Lively’s “Massive” Say in the Fashion and a Possible Third Film
Sharzer tells The Hollywood Reporter that 'A Simple Podcast' was "a big reason" why they ended up doing this sequel, and if it's successful, then a third film is on "a more accelerated track."
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How May the 4th Became Known as Star Wars Day and How It’s Being Celebrated
Disney is marking the day with the launch of new Star Wars merchandise, ranging from lightsaber sets to jewelry, as well as a new series.
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Lewis Pullman Is Blazing His Own Trail
The Hollywood Reporter's latest "Person of Interest" is the 32-year-old actor who is taking on the complex villain role in Marvel's 'Thunderbolts*' as he continues to forge his own path in Hollywood.
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How ‘Thunderbolts*’ Director Jake Schreier Infused a Bit of ‘Beef’ Into the MCU
The filmmaker explains the origins of that A24-style trailer and jokes about The Hollywood Reporter's own cameo in the feature, which explores mental health through the superhero genre.
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‘The Goonies’ Cast, Then and Now
With a sequel to the classic adventure film in the works, THR assembled a treasure map to help the production find the original castmembers. Some will be easier to locate than others.
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‘Thunderbolts*’: Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Geraldine Viswanathan Pitch a Hugh Jackman Run-In and Talk “Silly” ‘Seinfeld’ Curse
The duo, who play the CIA Director and her assistant, have a playful conversation about their Marvel futures and what makes a good assistant.
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‘Thunderbolts*’: Sebastian Stan and Wyatt Russell Talk Marvel’s Most Unexpected Story and Wanting to Disprove Naysayers
Russell says his background in sports fueled his desire for the movie to be so good that it proves doubters wrong: "I want to make you eat your words."
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‘Thunderbolts*’: Florence Pugh and David Harbour Talk Absent ‘Black Widow’ Stars and Pretending to Be Tom Cruise
Harbour reveals that he's lobbied Marvel for the return of former onscreen flame Rachel Weisz: "I think there's still very much potential."
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