“Nobody thinks I’m funny,” Ethan Hawke laments, sitting inside on a rainy Brooklyn afternoon. With more than three decades of moviemaking behind him, Hawke’s been called plenty of things—after all, he’s been in the public eye for more than 30 years—but he’s right that funny isn’t often one of them. ... More

In the new film Miles Ahead, Don Cheadle—who writes, directs and stars—shows moviegoers a fascinating side to jazz legend Miles Davis they might have never before seen. But just as vivid as his portrayal of Davis is leading lady Emayatzy Corinealdi’s turn as Frances Davis, Miles’ long-suffering muse and wife. Here, Corinealdi—a ... More

Being typecast isn’t something that thrills most actresses, but Annabelle Wallis doesn’t take issue with the hand she’s been dealt. From her role in Showtime’s medieval drama The Tudors to her part on the BBC’s 1920s gangster series Peaky Blinders, Wallis has in recent years made a name for herself ... More

It was only three years ago that Ansel Elgort first appeared on the big screen, as a high-school student in Kimberly Peirce’s blood-soaked remake of Carrie, but considering the number of film’s the 22-year-old actor has already made—10, if you’re keeping track—he already feels like a veteran. Of course, that’s ... More

For his role in the 1980s frat-house comedy Everybody Wants Some, from director Richard Linklater—the spiritual sequel to his film Dazed and Confused—Blake Jenner sported a slew of seriously retro outfits. But there’s only one garment that seems to still be haunting the 23-year-old actor.  “Dude, I hated wearing ... More

When the Norwegian filmmaker Roar Uthaug set out to make The Wave, a stunning disaster flick about a deadly tsunami consuming an idyllic tourist town, he couldn’t settle for shooting on a soundstage.  Instead, Uthaug filmed in Geiranger, a town that, according to reports, is due any day for a tsunami. ... More

Nora Ephron once wrote, “I can make a case that I regret nothing. After all, most of my mistakes turned out to be things I survived, or turned into funny stories, or, on occasion, even made money from.”   This proved true for the entirety of her storied career, from her ... More

The creators: Cedric Gibbons, MGM’s chief art director, crafted this legendary award with a little help from sculptor George Stanley. Standing 13 ½ inches tall, the team designed a knight with a sword standing on a reel of film. The five spokes in the reel represent the original branches of the ... More

On February 22, HBO will premiere Becoming Mike Nichols, an original documentary that features the late director (in what would be his final filmed appearance) in conversation with his friend and collaborator Jack O'Brien. Over the course of the film, the two discuss Nichols’ early work as a comedian and his ... More

Director Robert Eggers’ The Witch isn’t your typical horror movie. Sure, the threat of the titular character looms over the film—set in 1630s New England—but while the carefully crafted film delivers its share of scares, it still feels more like a period piece than a slasher flick. Front and ... More