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‘The Carpenter’s Son’ Review: Nicolas Cage Stars In Biblical Horror Mashup As Teenage Jesus Hangs With The Wrong Influencer
You have to give writer-director Lotfy Nathan points for originality.
His new film, The Carpenter’s Son, is not just any standard telling of the oft-told story of Joseph and Mary and their son, Jesus, but rather a speculation of his teenage years, his conflicts with his devoutly religious…
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Ron Howard & Brian Grazer Celebrate 40 Years Of Imagine: “We’re Still In It, We Still Love It – Why Would We Stop?” – Behind The Lens
EXCLUSIVE: Happy 40th anniversary to Ron Howard and Brian Grazer and their Imagine Entertainment, which the pair founded in November 1985. They are celebrating the occasion by joining me for this special edition of my Deadline video series Behind the Len…
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‘In Your Dreams’ Review: Netflix’s Latest Animated Feature Is Visually Ambitious, But Strictly For Kids
Much of the creative talent behind Netflix’s latest animated feature film, In Your Dreams, came from working at one time for Pixar, so expectations for something on the level of that ‘toon giant might be higher than they should be. If you come in hoping for the kind of innovative films Pixar has…
Channing Tatum Bares All On His Outrageous Nude Scenes, Getting Real In ‘Roofman’ & Why ‘Avengers: Doomsday’ Might Be Biggest Hit Of The Next 10 Years – The Actor’s Side
There is not much Channing Tatum is too shy about — that is unless you ask him to sing on camera (he won’t even do karaoke). But in this week’s episode of my Deadline video series The Actor’s Side, he tells all about his career in every way. Currently…
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Scott Cooper On Making ‘Springsteen’ In The “Toughest Year Of His Life”, Joining Michael Mann For ‘Comanche’ & His Surprising Ideas For Movies On Elvis And Sinatra – Behind The Lens
Scott Cooper started out as an actor, but, after directing his first film, 2009’s Crazy Heart, and seeing how Jeff Bridges, Robert Duvall and Maggie Gyllenhaal did it, he tells me he knew then he would never go back to that side of the camera. Since…
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‘Boorman And The Devil’ Review: New Docu On Making Of Disastrous 1977 ‘Exorcist’ Sequel Is A Winner – Someone Release This Film!
What better day than Halloween to review a sequel to perhaps the greatest horror film of all time. No, I am not talking about Halloween and its myriad endless follow-ups, but rather 1973’s The Exorcist, which with 10 nominations including Best Picture…
Bradley Cooper, Ben Affleck, Ryan Coogler Among Presenters Named For American Cinematheque Tribute To Michael B. Jordan
Some famous friends will be turning up for Michael B. Jordan when he receives the 39th annual American Cinematheque Award next month.
Ben Affleck, Ryan Coogler and Bradley Cooper are among those tapped to honor him. Oscar winners Daniel Kaluuya…
Jacob Elordi, Sydney Sweeney, Jeremy Allen White Among Santa Barbara Film Festival’s 2026 Virtuosos Award Honorees
The Santa Barbara Film Festival is once again bringing out the Oscar hopefuls.
The festival on Thursday revealed the recipients of the 2026 Virtuosos Award, an honor established to recognize a select group of talent whose work in films this year…
‘Anniversary’ Review: Diane Lane Leads Cast Of Dystopian Political Thriller That Feels A Bit Too Close For Comfort In Trump’s America
Some films are just ripped from the headlines, but in the case of the new political thriller Anniversary, it appears that this story of an authoritarian government and one-party system taking over America has simply stumbled coincidentally on to the…
Mark Hamill Tells All From Skywalker And SpongeBob To Stephen King And Joker; Plus, He Performs His ‘Star Wars’ Screen Test & The Scene You Never Saw – The Actor’s Side
The Actor’s Side is back with a whole new season of movie awards contenders in rich conversation.
Joining me this week is Mark Hamill, who is getting buzz for his performances in two movies adapted from Stephen King works including his acclaimed…
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Derek Cianfrance On How He Got ‘Roofman’ Made By A Major Studio: “I Was Told We Don’t Make Movies Like This Anymore” – Behind The Lens
Derek Cianfrance has taken his time to make movies he wants to make. It paid off with 2010’s Blue Valentine, 2012’s The Place Beyond the Pines, and 2017’s The Light Between the Oceans. In 2020, he made the Emmy-winning HBO limited series I Know This Much…
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‘Song Sung Blue’ Review: Hugh Jackman And Kate Hudson Make Beautiful Neil Diamond Music In Surprising Biopic Of A Tribute Band – AFI Fest
If Song Sung Blue, which had its world premiere as the closing-night film of AFI Fest, weren’t a true story no one would ever have the nerve to make it. The unlikely triumphs and unspeakable tragedies of a Milwaukee Neil Diamond tribute band known as…
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