John Slattery

Date of Birth

1962-08-13

Place of Birth

Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Known for

The Station Agent, Iron Man 2, Bad Company, Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights, Flags of our Fathers

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Movie Reviews

Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass Review: Zoey Deutch is after Jon Hamm in this wacky comedy

Posted 4 weeks ago

David Wain's latest offers a solid amount of belly laughs, while star Zoey Deutch is a delight.

Movie Trailers

Rachel Weisz’s fantasy becomes an obsession in the new trailer for Netflix’s Vladimir

Posted 6 months ago

Netflix adapts the Julia May Jonas novel into an eight-episode limited series with Rachel Weisz, Leo Woodall and John Slattery.

Movie News

Zoey Deutch, Jon Hamm, & John Slattery to star in a new R-rated Hollywood comedy from Wet Hot American Summer director

Posted 1 year ago

Wet Hot American Summer and The State alum David Wain casts Jon Hamm, Zoey Deutch, and John Slattery for his new comedy.

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Christina Hendricks & John Slattery reunite on Matthew Weiner’s new series

Posted 9 years ago

Mad Men came to an end over two years ago (I still need to finish the series) and audiences have been eager to see what sort of project series creator Matthew Weiner would tackle next, after all, following up a...

First international Churchill trailer reveals Brian Cox as Winston Churchill

Posted 9 years ago

Following in the footsteps of DEEP IMPACT and ARMAGEDDON, DANTE'S PEAK and VOLCANO, RED PLANET and MISSION TO MARS, as well as countless others, we're about to witness dueling Winston Churchill movies later this year. Our first helping of the...

Spotlight’s Tom McCarthy to re-write live-action Christopher Robin movie

Posted 9 years ago

Much like with their Marvel and STAR WARS movies, Disney has been able to recruit some of the best directors and writers working in movies today. Their reach knows no bounds, and as proof they just nabbed Oscar-winning screenwriter Tom...

Review: Spotlight

Posted 11 years ago

This was originally reviewed as part of our TIFF 2015 coverage. PLOT: The true story of The Boston Globe's “Spotlight” team coverage of the Massachusetts Catholic Church sex abuse scandal. REVIEW: Going into this year's edition of The Toronto International...

Michael Keaton heads up investigative journalism in the Spotlight trailer

Posted 11 years ago

Now here's a movie that's going to warrant some serious attention! Premiering later this year at the Toronto International Film Festival (check out the list here), SPOTLIGHT tells the true story of the Pulitzer Prize-winning Boston Globe investigation into one...

Binge Watchin’ TV Review: Mad Men

Posted 11 years ago

Alex Welcome to Binge Watchin,’ where we take a look at some of the best TV shows available on streaming or disc that have a great catalogue of seasons to jump into and get sucked into the beautiful bliss of...

Mad Men goes to the 1970s in the teaser for the series’ final episodes

Posted 11 years ago

When MAD MEN returns in a couple of months, it will be the end of an era. With seven episodes to go, it now looks like the 1960s set drama will be making the leap into the 1970s. The new...

First images from Bleed For This, Spotlight, High Rise and Daughter of God

Posted 11 years ago

We have a few first images to look at tonight from some promising movies heading our way this year. I’ll get right into it with something I hadn’t heard of until now and that’s BLEED FOR THIS. The first image...

Review: God’s Pocket

Posted 12 years ago

NOTE: This review originally ran as part of our Sundance 2014 coverage. PLOT: Mickey (Philip Seymour Hoffman) is a small-time schemer married to the beautiful Jeannie (Christina Hendricks) and living in the working class neighbourhood of God’s Pocket. When his...

First trailer for black comedy God’s Pocket starring Philip Seymour Hoffman

Posted 12 years ago

Philip Seymour Hoffman left the world too damn soon. His personal demons aside, Hoffman was one hell of an actor and seeing remaining projects like this just reminds me of that fact. Our very own Chris Bumbray reviewed the movie...

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