By In the early days of Hollywood, movie studios controlled almost every part of an actor’s career. They decided which roles performers accepted, how they looked in public, and sometimes even what they could say in interviews. That level of control was only one chapter in an industry shaped by censorship
15 Times a Movie Never Even Got Released
Not every movie that reaches production ends up on the big screen. Some get canceled after cameras start rolling, while others make it surprisingly far before running out of money, losing key cast members, or falling apart behind the scenes. In a few cases, entire films were completed only to
Quick News: Ink, Resident, Grodd, Boys
Ink Danny Boyle’s 1969-set Murdoch newspaper drama “Ink” has been announced as the opening film of the 83rd Venice Film Festival on September 3rd. Adapted by acclaimed playwright James Graham from his stage play, the film center on the meteoric rise of Rupert Murdoch’s media empire. Guy Pearce stars as
Fourth Lawsuit Emerges In Paramount-WBD Bid
A fourth lawsuit has now been launched against Paramount’s bid to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery following three other groups launching such attempts in the past week. First it was a coalition of U.S. State Attorneys General, then the Writers Guild of America, and most recently a group of Paramount+ subscribers
D’Onofrio, Mara, Brown Join “The Roman”
Vincent D’Onofrio and Kate Mara have scored regular roles, Clancy Brown and Thomas Sadoski will recur, while Jason Schwartzman will guest star in the new Oscar Isaac-led Netflix eight-episode drama series “The Roman”. The five additions join the previously announced Betty Gilpin, Alec Baldwin, David Costabile, Shalom Brune-Franklin, and Jimmy
