The star of "Infinitely Polar Bear" also reveals how she had her agent pursue the part for her. Plus, director Maya Forbes tells THR her new drama about a manic-depressive father was inspired by her own father after ... | Read More
In Monday's episode, The Hollywood Reporter executive editor Matt Belloni and senior editor Stacy Wilson discuss the SAG Awards' impact on the Oscars, while Plaza stops by to talk about her zombie comedy "Life After ... | Read More
A slew of stars and indie-world luminaries stopped by The Hollywood Reporter's photo booth during the film festival, where they were photographed by Austin Hargrave, using a Hasselblad camera. | Read More
Michael Shannon, Elle Fanning, Nicholas Hoult and Kodi Smit-McPhee star in Jake Paltrow's Western-styled vision of a drought-stricken future. | Read More
Zach Braff headlines a terrific cast that includes Kate Hudson, Mandy Patinkin, Josh Gad and Joey King for his second outing as a director, 10 years after "Garden State." | Read More
Philip Seymour Hoffman, Rachel McAdams, Willem Dafoe and Robin Wright star in Anton Corbijn's film version of John le Carre's 2008 best-seller. | Read More
"I wanted to make a love story, and the film is about this couple played by John (Lithgow) and Alfred (Molina), but is actually about the whole family, friends and relatives who come together to support them in their ... | Read More
The actress, along with co-stars Michael Pitt, Steven Yeun and Astrid Berges-Frisbey, reveal why they were drawn to writer-director Mike Cahill's sci-fi script about a molecular biologist. | Read More
Meryl Streep earned her 18th Oscar nomination last Thursday, scoring a best actress nod for her work in August: Osage County. But Saving Mr. Banks star Emma Thompson was surprisingly left out of the list of best actress nominees, and Streep revealed on The Ellen DeGeneres Show that she e-mailed her friend about the shocking omission. | Read More
[Warning: spoilers ahead for the season 3 premiere of Sherlock, "The Empty Hearse"] Sherlock is officially back from the dead, and the legendary detective has returned just in time to foil a terrorist attack and make fun of Watson's new mustache. | Read More
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