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David Cronenberg has offered up his thoughts on the backlash that the Oscar-winning film The Brutalist was on the receiving end of throughout awards season. The Canadian filmmaker was at a London Soundtrack Festival talk with career-long collaborator Howard Shore to discuss some of the films they’ve partnered on over the years. The two visionaries…
The breadth of talent with ties to Wales was on display at the 2025 Oscars. Two out of the three Welshmen nominated came up trumps Sunday night at L.A.’s Dolby Theatre, including The Brutalist cinematographer Lol Crawley, who grew up in Llansantffraid-ym-Mechain. In his acceptance speech, Crawley thanked “all my friends back in Wales” and…
A MIP London panel has taken an optimistic stance on artificial intelligence in production. On Tuesday, Mark Endemaño, partner and managing director at global consultancy firm AlixPartners, presented his company’s findings to fellow industry colleagues and a panel at London’s Savoy Hotel. The experts were made up of Eline Van Der Velden, CEO/founder of Particle6,…
Sean Baker’s Anora was the big winner at the 2025 Vancouver Film Critics Circle Awards on Tuesday night, as it picked up the best picture prize. Baker’s screwball comedy about a young sex worker’s romantic entanglement with the son of a Russian oligarch also earned a best female actor crown for Mikey Madison, who is nominated for…
An emotional and reflective Guy Pearce got choked up during a new interview while recalling unpleasant experiences working with Kevin Spacey on Curtis Hanson’s classic 1997 film L.A. Confidential and the “wake-up call” that left him sobbing in London more than 20 years later when he realized the impact those encounters had on him. Speaking…
Guy Pearce, the guest of this episode of The Hollywood Reporter’s Awards Chatter podcast, is one of the most gifted screen actors of his generation. An England-born Aussie, he has given standout performances in films such as 1994’s The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, 1997’s L.A. Confidential and 2000’s Memento; 2009’s The Hurt…
From tuning out critics to reading every review, from ridiculed first-day rituals to when it’s OK not to collaborate with the crew, the directors of six of this year’s most daring movies each have their own strategies for managing their careers and their sets. On a Sunday afternoon in November, Edward Berger (Conclave), Brady Corbet…
The 2024 Golden Globe Awards are the gift that keeps on giving. Possibly the worst-produced awards telecast in my lifetime, the 81st Golden Globes generated a stench that allowed every other 2024 awards show to rest on the laurels that, if nothing else, they were better than the Globes. And they all were! Every single…
In the span of two December weeks, Alessandro Nivola made three memorable impressions on the big screen. Beginning with Brady Corbet’s Oscar-contending The Brutalist, Nivola signed on to play Attila Miller just days into 2020’s pandemic. At the time, production was still expected to begin three weeks later, but as we can all attest, those…
“#‘The Brutalist’: Joel Edgerton, Marion Cotillard, and More Star in Brady Corbet’s Immigrant Drama” It’s film festival season, which means we’re getting a surge in casting news for arthouse dramas that feature a few buzzy stars and are helmed by a rising auteur. And that’s what we’re getting with The Brutalist, a “sweeping immigrant drama” from Vox…