Ralph Fiennes takes us to acting class in the latest Hail, Caesar! trailer

Posted 10 years ago

We're less than a month away from the Coen's latest, and if trailers thus far haven't clued you in on what to expect with this 1950s send-up of Hollywood, the latest trailer shows off a brilliant scene featuring Ralph Fiennes...

Lights, camera, abduction: Hail, Caesar! debuts new TV spot and poster

Posted 10 years ago

With just a couple of days left of 2015 (we hardly knew ye!), it's time to turn out attention to the films of 2016. One of the first films out of the gate which we're very much looking forward to...

Matt Damon, Julianne Moore & Josh Brolin join George Clooney’s Suburbicon

Posted 10 years ago

Back in October, we brought you word that George Clooney was in negotiations to helm SUBURBICON from a script by Joel and Ethan Coen. Now Deadline has learned the film will indeed be Clooney's next directorial effort, and that he's...

George Clooney in talks to direct the Coen brothers scripted Suburbicon

Posted 11 years ago

George Clooney's relationship with the Coen Brothers goes back quite a few years; the actor has made appearances in O BROTHER WHERE ART THOU?, INTOLERABLE CRUELTY, BURN AFTER READING, and the upcoming HAIL, CAESAR!. Now Deadline is reporting that the...

Review: Bridge of Spies

Posted 11 years ago

Reviewed as part of the NYFF 2015 PLOT: The true story of New York lawyer James Donovan, who in the span of a few years defended a Russian spy on U.S. soil and eventually used that spy as a bargaining...

The Good, The Bad & The Badass: Steven Spielberg

Posted 11 years ago

Chris Last time on The Good, The Bad & The Badass, we took a look at the career of director Danny Boyle, whose latest – STEVE JOBS – is generating solid Oscar buzz. This week's legend is another director who's...

The trailer for the Coen’s Hail, Caesar! features an eclectic ensemble

Posted 11 years ago

HAIL, CAESAR! is a comedic period picture set in the 1950s that follows Eddie Mannix (Josh Brolin), a Hollywood fixer who works for the studios to protect their movie stars (and their squeaky-clean reputations) from gossip rags and jealous rivals...

Why It Works: Fargo

Posted 11 years ago

Why It Works is an ongoing column which breaks down some of the most acclaimed films in history and explores what makes them so iconic, groundbreaking, and memorable. ****SPOILERS AHEAD**** Bates Motel, Limitless, Minority Report, 12 Monkeys, Wet Hot American Summer,...

Why Rupert Wyatt walked away from Gambit and several other studio films

Posted 11 years ago

2 weeks ago it was announced that director Rupert Wyatt (THE GAMBLER, RISE OF THE PLANET OF THE APES) had walked away from 20th Century Fox's GAMBIT film due to conflicts with another project. Makes sense given that production was...

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