Author: The World Screen
Terrence Howard Rejected Marvin Gaye Biopic Because He Didn’t Want to Kiss a Man
Terrence Howard, the Oscar-nominated actor who once claimed that one times one equals two, has found another thing he can’t compute: kissing a man on [...]
Raising the Freaky flag: Inside Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan’s 22-year bond fueling Freakier Friday’s soul
Nisha Ganatra has something on her phone you need to see.
It's a radiant April afternoon in Los Angeles, and the film director eagerly holds her [...]
Dwayne Johnson Is A UFC Icon In The Smashing Machine Trailer
There’s been a meme going around for a while, in the form of a question: can you name the Dwayne Johnson movie from the Dwayne Johnson pic? Except, [...]
Film Constellation acquired by pan-European group Vuelta, merges with Germany’s Global Screen
The pan-European Vuelta group has fully acquired UK-based sales outfit Film Constellation from founder and CEO Fabien Westerhoff.
The company’s o [...]
Something Sinister Is Brewing in the First Trailer for ‘Weapons’
We dare you not to get goosebumps with the arrival of the first official trailer for Zach Cregger’s Weapons. The Julia Garner and Josh Brolin-led fil [...]
‘Caught Stealing’ First Look: Austin Butler Goes On the Run in Darren Aronofsky’s Crime Caper
When Aronofsky and Huston sent the script, Butler was already primed to say yes. “I was 11 or 12 or something, and the director of the first audition [...]
Why BBC Film and Film4 each backed a Cannes Competition film with no UK director or producer | News
Cannes Competition titles Sentimental Value, the sixth film from Danish-Norwegian director Joachim Trier, and The History Of Sound, also the sixt [...]
Isabel Arrate Fernandez Named Artistic Director Of IDFA, World’s Biggest Documentary Festival
International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam has selected its up-to-date artistic director: Isabel Arrate Fernandez, a prominent figure in non [...]
Brad Pitt And Edward Berger Set To Adapt The Riders At A24
Riding high on the successes of war drama All Quiet On The Western Front and papal conspiracy thriller Conclave, filmmaker Edward Berger has had his [...]
UK screen freelance sector needs greater regulation and a government minister, says report | News
The freelance workforce in the UK screen sector needs industry-wide standards and a dedicated government minister, a University of Reading report [...]