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Berger storyboarded edits so razor sharp they almost hurt, pulling us into the story of a cardinal with the weight of the Church on his shoulders.

Mathieson told "The DocFix Documentary Storytelling Podcast" that Scott’s approach is “not very good for cinematography.”

"They were the most successful films I’ll ever be a part of," said Knightley of the "Pirates of the Caribbean" franchise in a recent interview with The Times of London, "and they were the reason that I was taken down publicly."

Speaking with Sean Evans on "Hot Ones," Moore reflected on her career and why seeing movies in a shared space is so important for human connection.

Burton and Depp built careers off one another with "Edward Scissorhands" and "Ed Wood," but their last collaboration was over a decade ago with 2012's "Dark Shadows."

In becoming Bob Dylan for "A Complete Unknown," Chalamet was careful to keep things low-key while shooting and not have an entourage around him.