Video: Sarah Wayne Callies Elaborates On Why “Vanity Is The Enemy of Art”

‘Color Out of Space’ Review: Nicolas Cage And Alpacas Mix It Up In “Unique” Cosmic Thriller

Color Out of Space is the newest movie by Richard Stanley, a storyteller who burst on the scene in the early 90’s as the up and coming director of the sci fi/horror-tinged cult films Hardware and Dust Devil. He was poised to break into the mainstream with a remake of The Island of Dr. Moreau.
#32 I’ve Got a Movie to Make: Plans Are in Place (Week 32 of 116)
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VIDEO: Russell Hornsby And Michael Imperioli On ‘The Wizard of Oz’ and ‘Midnight Cowboy’
Would you ever think of comparing The Wizard of Oz to Midnight Cowboy? Check out the connection that was made during a movie discussion with Lincoln Rhyme: Hunt for the Bone Collector actors Russell Hornsby and Michael Imperioli!
Annette Bening And Bill Nighy Have A New (And Separate) Lease On Life With ‘Hope Gap’ Trailer

Having Annette Bening (The Report) and Bill Nighy (The Bookshop) going toe-to-toe in a family drama is one huge reason to see Hope Gap. That said, the feature is also directed by acclaimed screenwriter William Nicholson, whose “storied” career includes penning the scripts for Gladiator, Unbroken, Les Misérables, and Nell.
I haven’t seen Shadowlands since its 1993 release, but that film’s emotional power (just one of its many assets) continues to inhabit my memory bank even to this day. It’s definitely time for a rewatch of that Richard Attenborough drama (Anthony Hopkins is C.S. Lewis and Debra Winger stars as poet Joy Gresham), and I remember shedding my share of tears after watching Shadowlands. I’m “hoping” that Hope Gap, which centers on a couple’s (Annette Bening, Bill Nighy) divorce in a seaside town, will also take hold of my attention (and rather fragile emotions!). John O’Connor co-stars as the estranged couple’s son, and Nicholson also penned the PG-13 rated feature.
Hope Gap hits theaters March 6 via Roadside Attractions and Screen Media. The trailer is below, and if you are a fan of Shadowlands (which is based on Nicholson’s play), feel free to comment below!!
Directors Bert & Bertie Discuss Transcendent Narrative Behind ‘Troop Zero’
Directed by Bert & Bertie, Troop Zero centers on Christmas Flint (Mckenna Grace) an eccentric and free spirited girl who enters a competition (along with her fellow Birdie Scouts) that offers the chance to be recorded on NASA’s Golden Record. In the following interview, Bert & Bertie discuss their collaborative process, the “micro to macro” scope of the film, and why Mckenna Grace is a one of a kind actress.
‘The World of Wong Kar-Wai’ Retrospective Hits Film At Lincoln Center In June
The World of Wong Kar-Wai, a touring retrospective that celebrates the 20th anniversary of his seminal feature In the Mood for Love, premieres June 5 at New York’s Film at Lincoln Center. If you’re not a Big Apple resident, no need to worry as a national rollout will follow.
VIDEO: Mandy Moore Talks “Silver Landings” And Taylor Goldsmith Collaboration
Mandy Moore’s upcoming album Silver Landings comes out in early March, and in the video below I asked her about collaborating with husband Taylor Goldsmith (Dawes) on the project. It was a fair question, but if I actually did my job and listened to “I’d Rather Lose” and “When I Wasn’t Watching” before the interview, I would have definitely asked more pointed questions about Silver Landings!
‘Gold Meets Golden’ Event Raises Funds And Spotlights Angel City Sports

Hosted by Nicole Kidman and Nadia Comaneci, the 7th Annual Gold Meets Golden Event had various stars and athletes come together to help raise funds and awareness for Angel City Sports. Cynthia Erivo (Harriet) was on hand to perform John Lennon’s “Imagine” at the event.
‘Manifest’ Actors Matt Long And Luna Blaise Talk ‘The Searchers’ And ‘The Shining’



