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‘Musk’ Director Alex Gibney Reveals What He Really Thinks of Elon Musk, Elizabeth Holmes and ‘You Can See Everything’ at Variety’s Doc Dreams NYC

On Monday afternoon, Variety Doc Dreams NYC took over Firehouse Cinema in downtown Manhattan for a lively and informative series of talks highlighting contenders for this year’s Best Documentary Oscar. At the top of the ticket was a conversation between Variety’s co-president and co-editor-in-chief Ramin Setoodeh and Alex Gibney, the Oscar-winning filmmaker behind “Musk,” a […]

Variety · 5h ago
Asian World Film Festival Reveals Asian Vision & Focus On Sections

Asian World Film Festival has announced the Asian Vision and Focus On sections for this year’s edition of the event, running November 12-19 at the Culver Theatre in Los Angeles. Now in its third consecutive year, Asian Vision is a juried competition section that will screen seven standout films that have been overlooked by other […]

Deadline · 23h ago
Trump Reveals Plans For Post-Midterm Firings In ‘60 Minutes’ Interview, Hours Before Announcing That Susie Wiles Was Out

CBS’s 60 Minutes landed the first sitdown interview with Donald Trump since Republicans midterm drubbing, and a natural question was whether he expected to fire anyone. “I do,” Trump told correspondent Ross Douthat. “I’ll be making a few changes. I don’t want to mention who,” Trump said, while he expressed confidence in someone Douthat spotted […]

Deadline · Nov 7
Perspective Films Reveals Inaugural Documentary Film Slate (EXCLUSIVE)

Perspective Films, a new documentary co-production initiative led by independent producer Jess Devaney, has unveiled its inaugural slate of films, Variety can report exclusively. The subjects of Perspective’s first five documentaries include the clash between federal immigration enforcement and the citizens of Minneapolis, the war in Gaza and the invention of C-SPAN. “Every story on […]

Variety · Nov 5
Matt Damon Reveals Wife Suffered a Brain Aneurysm and Had Surgery the ‘Week Before the Oscars’ Where ‘Oppenheimer’ Won Best Picture

Matt Damon revealed in a new GQ magazine cover story that his wife, Luciana, suffered a brain aneurysm in early 2024 and went into surgery just one week before the 96th Academy Awards, where the Damon-starring “Oppenheimer” swept the night with Oscars for best picture, director (Christopher Nolan), actor (Cillian Murphy), supporting actor (Robert Downey […]

Variety · Nov 5
How Joe Miñoso Exits ‘Chicago Fire’ As Cruz In Season 15

SPOILER ALERT: The following reveals major plot points for NBC’s Chicago Fire‘s Season 15 Episode 5 titled “Three Hundred.” It’s the end of an era on NBC’s Chicago Fire, as we say goodbye to Joe Miñoso, who has played Firefighter Josef “Joe” Cruz since Season 1. And what better way to send him off than […]

Deadline · Nov 5
UK’s Creative Cities Convention Reveals 2027 Location

The UK’s Creative Cities Convention (CCC), a rival to the relocating TV Festival, has revealed its 2027 host city. As the TV Festival moves down south from Scotland after 50 years, the CCC will take place in the Scottish city of Glasgow, backed by Screen Scotland. This will come a few months before a different […]

Deadline · Nov 4
Dustin Hoffman says filming The Graduate was ‘a terrible experience’ due to Mike Nichols’ ‘sadism’

In his new memoir, the actor reveals he was slapped 27 times until he was dizzy for a scene director Nichols ‘didn’t even use’ Almost 60 years after The Graduate was released, Dustin Hoffman has revealed that making the 1967 film that launched his career was “a terrible experience” and he felt “immediately uncomfortable, unworthy” as a Jewish actor playing “the ultimate Wasp”, Ben Braddock. In an essay for the New Yorker , drawn from his upcoming memoir Look at Me, which was co-written with New Yorker staff writer Ariel Levy, the 89-year-old actor wrote: “The Graduate exacerbated all my insecurities from the start. Continue reading...

The Guardian · Nov 3