The New York Times – Film:
An ordained minister at 4, Marjoe Gortner went on to star in a documentary that revealed the flimflammery of his former profession: “You go into it like a business.”
Category: Film
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Rosalind Eleazar on ‘Misty Green’ and ‘Slow Horses’
The New York Times – Film:
Rosalind Eleazar is winning rapturous reviews for her turn as the very “humanly flawed” title character in “Misty Green,” from Chris Rock.
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Can W.W.E. Still Mint Hollywood Stars? ‘Street Fighter’ Is the Test.
The New York Times – Film:
Cody Rhodes and Roman Reigns hope to follow in the path of the Rock and John Cena. But both wrestling and Hollywood have changed so much since their rise.
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Russell Brand Labeled ‘Sexual Predator’ at Rape and Assault Trial
The New York Times – Film:
The prosecution, outlining its case against Mr. Brand, said that during the time when crimes were said to have taken place, he saw women as “simply a means to an end.”
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‘Crystal Lake,’ a ‘Friday the 13th’ Prequel, Feels for Its Villain
The New York Times – Film:
This prequel series, on Peacock, is TV’s latest streaming extension of a beloved horror franchise.
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‘The Assassin(s)’ Movie Fuels South Korea’s Culture Wars
The New York Times – Film:
The film, “The Assassin(s),” revisits a 1974 shooting that has spawned J.F.K.-style conspiracy theories, exposing divides over the country’s history.
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‘The Assassin(s)’ Movie Fuels South Korea’s Culture Wars
The New York Times – Film:
The film, “The Assassin(s),” revisits a 1974 shooting that has spawned J.F.K.-style conspiracy theories, exposing divides over the country’s history.
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Austin Abrams, the Star of “Whalefall” and “Resident Evil,” Is Pretty Chill
The New York Times – Film:
In “Resident Evil” and “Whalefall,” the actor navigates worst-case survival scenarios. In real life, things seem to be going just fine.
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Marina Vlady, French Cinema Star of ‘Princesse de Clèves,’ Dies at 88
The New York Times – Film:
Marina Vlady, a French film star, played women who resisted easy categorization, including in films by Orson Welles and Jean-Luc Godard.