Tania Raymonde Talks ‘Walden,’ ‘The Wizard of Oz,’ And Indie Filmmaking
Walden centers on Walden Dean (Emile Hirsch), a stenographer who takes justice in his own hands in order to make a difference. Tania Raymonde is Detective Sally Hunt, one of the officers who believes Walden is a prime suspect in a series of murders within their small town. Raymonde talked to Deepest Dream about her latest film and she also reflects on her time working with Billy Bob Thornton in Goliath.
Denny Tedesco Talks ‘Immediate Family’ And Filmmaking Work Ethic
Director Denny Tedesco received acclaim for The Wrecking Crew, a documentary about a group of talented studio musicians in the 1960. With Immediate Family, Tedesco charts the rise of session musicians Danny Kortchmar, Leland Sklar, Russ Kunkel and Waddy Watchel. The foursome, along with Steve Postell are now part of the band The Immediate Family. Tedesco talked to Deepest Dream about Immediate Family, a documentary that is available everywhere on December 15 via Magnolia Pictures.
Well Go USA’s ‘The Childe’ Hits Blu-ray and Digital in January
The Childe, starring Kim Seon-ho and Kim Kang-woo, hits digital and Blu-ray January 16 via Well Go USA Entertainment. The picture is directed by Park Hoon-jung, the first rate filmmaker behind The Witch: Part 1 – The Subversion and The Witch Part 2: The Other One.
‘Wonka’ Premieres In Los Angeles – Photos!
Timothée Chalamet, Hugh Grant, Keegan-Michael Key, and Calah Lane were among the stars on hand for Sunday’s Los Angeles premiere of Wonka. The event took place at the Regency Village Theatre in Westwood, Ca. Check out several of the photos from the event!
Phillip Noyce Talks ‘Fast Charlie’ And Filmmaking: “Necessity Is The Mother of Invention”
I have been a fan of Phillip Noyce since the 1989 release of Dead Calm. That feature put him on the map stateside, and over the years he has directed his share of blockbusters (Patriot Games, The Bone Collector, The Saint) and critically beloved features (The Quiet American, The Bone Collector). Noyce continues to challenge himself as a filmmaker, and Fast Charlie is a completely different movie from his previous efforts. Noyce talked to Deepest Dream about how Fast Charlie is more of a “romance” and a “character study” than a straight up action film.
Rick Korn Talks ‘A Father’s Promise’ And Making A Difference
Directed by Rick Korn, A Father’s Promise is a documentary about musician/activist Mark Barden’s determination to make an impact in gun violence in America. Barden’s son Daniel was killed at Sandy Hook Elementary, and the documentary follows his journey from towards activism. One integral element in his mission is rooted in music. Susan Tedeschi, Derek Trucks, Karen Fairchild, and Daryl DMC McDaniels are among the interviewees and performers in A Father’s Promise. Korn talked to Deepest Dream about his documentary.
Jason Isaacs And Dyan Cannon Talk ‘Archie’ And Exploring Cary Grant’s Life
The first two episodes of Archie, a four part series about the life of Cary Grant, is now available on BritBox. Jason Isaacs delivers a pinpoint and inspired performance as the Hollywood icon, with Laura Aikman equally up to the task as Grant’s ex-wife Dyan Cannon. Written by Jeff Pope, Archie is partly based on Cannon’s book Dear Cary: My Life with Cary Grant. Two episodes in, I am absolutely hooked on Archie and am glad I had serveral minutes to interview Isaacs and Cannon!
William Brent Bell Talks “Unique Mythology” Behind “Pretty Twisted” ‘Lord of Misrule’
Lord of Misrule, directed by Orphan: First Kill filmmaker William Brent Bell, is a horror feature that both CinemAddicts co-host Eric Holmes and I recommend. Rebecca Holland (Tuppence Middleton) is a the new priest of a small town. When her daughter Grace (Evie Templeton) goes missing during the harvest festival, Rebecca is determined to find her daughter. Holmes interviewed William Brent Bell, and the filmmaker talked about the interesting mythology behind Lord of Misrule!
Critically Acclaimed ‘Saltburn’ Hits Prime Video On December 22
