Cannes Preview: Fewer Star-Fueled Projects; Early Deals; 6 Types of Tacky Festival-goers; Vintage Photos of Brigitte Bardot
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Cannes: Fewer Star-Fueled Projects Are Coming to a Lean Market
With A-list stars more in-demand than ever — thanks in part to television — foreign sales agents are finding it harder and harder to package projects. | Read More
Cannes: Liam Hemsworth Joins Aussie Drama 'The Dressmaker'
"The Hunger Games" actor will star opposite Kate Winslet along with Isla Fisher and Elizabeth Debicki in Jocelyn Moorhouse's romantic drama. | Read More
Cannes: IM Global, Dolphin Films Close Deals on 'Max Steel'
Mattel's new superhero franchise starring Ben Winchell, Ana Villafane and Andy Garcia sells across Europe and Asia. | Read More
Cannes: 6 Types of Tacky Festival-goers, From Rich Eurotrash to Arabs in Bugattis
A guide to the festival's superwealthy, supertacky partygoers -- some of whom might even go to the movies. | Read More
Cannes Flashback: When Brigitte Bardot Stormed the Beach (Photos)
She arrived to the festival an unknown teen starlet, but as soon as the cameras discovered her, she became the very image of the seductive French sex kitten. | Read More
THR's Guide for What to Pack for the Cannes Film Festival
From evening gowns, to statement-making stilettos and the latest stylish sunglasses, THR's style editor Carol McColgin goes over the must-haves for the annual film festival. | Read More
Which Actresses Reign as the Couture Queens of Cannes
There are very few actresses in the world who rate one-of-a-kind designer gowns, and even among those fashion ultra A-listers, there's a hierarchy. | Read More
Cannes: 6 Hot Mediterranean Yacht Trips (Even for Non-Billionaires)
No, you don't have to be an oligarch to sail the seas -- even for a few days -- after the festival. | Read More
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Written by José Vizcarra
on Saturday, May 10, 2014 at 11:00 AM.

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