Toronto Update: A24 Nears Deal for Noah Baumbach's 'While We're Young'; THR Video Lounge With Michael Douglas and Al Pacino; Nick Cassavetes to Direct 'Expiration'; Full Reviews
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Toronto: A24 Nears Deal to Acquire Noah Baumbach's 'While We're Young'
The film made its world premiere Saturday night at Toronto's Princess of Wales Theatre | Read More
Toronto: Robert Downey Jr., Chris Rock, Al Pacino and More Introduce Their New Movies
The biggest names at the Toronto Film Festival stop by THR's lounge to promote their films | Read More
'The Reach' Star Michael Douglas on Producing Indie Films
Director Jean-Baptiste Leonetti and co-stars Michael Douglas and Jeremy Irvine introduce their film about a corporate shark and his guide on hunting trip in the Mojave Desert. | Read More
'The Drop' Director Michael R. Roskam Recalls Working with James Gandolfini
"It was a big honor to have James in the movie, I've been a big fan of his work," says Roskam. "He was awesome, sometimes they say be careful when you meet your heroes but he was more than the man I thought he would be." | Read More
Director Paul Bettany on the Inspiration for 'Shelter'
The director reveals that he had wife Jennifer Connelly in mind for the lead role as he was writing his script about a homeless couple who fall in love. | Read More
THR's Breakthrough in Film Awards Soiree
From the Toronto Film Festival, 'The Theory of Everything' stars Felicity Jones, Eddie Redmayne and director James Marsh share what it was like to work on their movie about the life of Stephen Hawking | Read More
Toronto: Nick Cassavetes to Direct Action Thriller 'Expiration'
Production is scheduled to begin in February in Europe | Read More
Toronto: Music Box Picks Up U.S. Rights to Arab Spring Doc 'We Are the Giant'
The distributor will release the film theatrically later this year for a qualifying Academy run | Read More
'Adult Beginners': Toronto Review
Nick Kroll plays a failed entrepreneur who moves in with sister Rose Byrne | Read More
'Still Alice': Toronto Review
Julianne Moore plays a college professor diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's in this adaptation of Lisa Genova's best-selling novel | Read More
'Cake': Toronto Review
Jennifer Aniston roughs up her appearance to star as a woman suffering from chronic pain, both mental and physical, in this low-budget drama | Read More
Toronto: Reese Witherspoon on Going Makeup Free in 'Wild'
"It was raw. I'd never seen myself in a movie like that before" | Read More
Toronto: Tina Fey Remembers Joan Rivers
"She was still really vital and a part of the comedy world right to the end" | Read More
The Stars of 'Black and White' Dish on Their "Delicate" Movie
"Make no mistake, this isn't a message movie," says Kevin Costner. "I think a message will be drawn out of it, but it comes out of it in the best way." | Read More
'Bird People' Star Josh Charles on the Jump From Television to Film
The star of Pascale Ferran's drama shares his best career advice and what he watches on television right now | Read More
Toronto: Sandra Oh on U.S. Casting Agents Chasing Rising Canadian Stars
"They want to know us as much as we want to know them" | Read More
Toronto: Steve Carell on Playing a Killer Without Comedy in 'Foxcatcher'
"I was off-putting. I was someone you didn't want to be with." | Read More
Dude Du Jour, TIFF Edition: Max Irons
'The Riot Club' star is poised for sartorial stardom now that his movie about Oxford debauchery has officially made its TIFF debut. Here's how you can get the look, too. | Read More
Toronto: Banned Singaporean Director Debuts 'Unlucky Plaza'
The black comedy may also rile Singapore censors | Read More
Toronto: Paramount Buying Chris Rock's 'Top Five' After Intense Bidding War
The studio would take worldwide rights to the comedy for as much as $13 million | Read More
Ethan Hawke Hopes 'Good Kill' Will Lead to U.S. Drone Policy Debate
"Does the world want the U.S. roving above us?" asks the actor | Read More
Toronto: Reese Witherspoon Talks Female Empowerment, Saying No to Sexual Shame
In a wide-ranging discussion, the actress explained the important message of her new film | Read More
Toronto: Lionsgate/Roadside Nabs Michael Douglas' 'The Reach' for $2.25 Million
The thriller made its world premiere Sept. 6 at the Princess of Wales Theatre | Read More
'Second Coming': Toronto Review
Idris Elba lends his star power to this low-key psychodrama about a London woman who becomes pregnant by unexplained, possibly divine forces | Read More
'A Midsummer Night's Dream': Toronto Review
Julie Taymor's lauded recent New York production of William Shakespeare's joyous comedy of love and enchantment is given deluxe filmed treatment | Read More
'Do I Sound Gay?': Toronto Review
Writer-director David Thorpe documents his journey toward sounding less gay in this non-fiction film | Read More
'American Heist': Toronto Review
Adrien Brody and Hayden Christensen play brothers-in-crime in this Toronto world premiere | Read More
'Gentlemen': Toronto Review
Cult Swedish novelist Klas Ostergren filets his own novel for this lavish adaptation, directed by Mikael Marimain ('Call Girl') and starring David Dencik | Read More
'The Duke of Burgundy': Toronto Review
Sidse Babett Knudsen from "Borgen" and Chiara D'Anna star as lovers locked in a game of mistress and servant in Peter Strickland's surreal follow-up to "Berberian Sound Studio" | Read More
'Ned Rifle': Toronto Review
Aubrey Plaza stars in the third installment of Hal Hartley's 'Henry Fool' trilogy | Read More
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Written by José Vizcarra
on Tuesday, September 09, 2014 at 3:05 AM.

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