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"No matter who you find as the person you want to be seen by, you are always going to be alone," Guadagnino tells IndieWire of his out-of-sync William S. Burroughs romance between Daniel Craig and Drew Starkey.

"I can’t tell you how many studios were willing to take the movie on, so long as you can just recast Pete with other A-list-type actors who could play the role."

The Disney animation team discusses strengthening Moana with a Marvel-like pose, the return of the Kakamora, and the introduction of Nalo.

And "Nickel Boys" will get a whole lot of love 17 days earlier at the AAFCA Special Achievement Awards.

Christian Slater, Sarah Michelle Geller, and Patrick Dempsey co-star in the series narrated and executive produced by Michael C. Hall.

Sophie Thatcher and Chloe East dissect the sacred heart of their slippery genre experiment with Hugh Grant.

Abrahams' collaborations with David and Jerry Zucker produced some of the most beloved (and quotable) comedic films of the '80s.

Executive produced by Martin Scorsese, Disney's latest Beatles doc highlights television's role in turning the band into icons.

Too familiar for "Solo Leveling" fans, and too inscrutable for newcomers, the latest film in the recap trend struggles to identify its audience.

And for some reason, last week, a bunch of you still wanted to watch Jake Paul "fight" Mike Tyson.