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Spoiler Alert: This interview contains details from the film Lake George

In Jeffrey Reiner’s neo-noir road movie Lake George, two unlikely strangers team up to try and take down a love-spurned mobster. The film, which marks the first reuniting of actors Shea Whigham and Carrie Coon since the pair appeared in Season 3 of Fargo, follows Don (Whigham), a reserved claims adjuster who took the fall for a mobster (Glenn Fleshler) who has just been released from prison. Upon his return to society, the mobster is ready to settle his debts and exact his revenge by tasking Don to kill his disloyal ex Phyllis (Coon) without hesitation.

Unable to pull the trigger on the obstinate, spitfire Phyllis, the guilt-ridden Don instead works with her as they travel through the mobster’s criminal network in Glendale, Goleta and the Mammoth Lakes, trying to get what they’re owed. Reiner tells Deadline that Lake George,...

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Erstwhile Boardwalk Empire star Jack Huston makes his debut as a feature film writer/director with Day of the Fight, a heartfelt indie drama that follows a disgraced boxer, Irish Mike (Michael C. Pitt), on the day of his big comeback bout at Madison Square Garden. Shot in New York City in glorious black and white, Day of the Fight succeeds thanks to its tight script, which slowly peels back the layers surrounding Irish Mike, his past, and his relationships with his friends and family, and an outstanding supporting cast, including Nicolette Robinson, Ron Perlman, Steve Buscemi, John Magaro, and Joe Pesci.

While Day of the Fight marks Jack Huston's debut as a feature film writer and director, he demonstrates an outstanding command of visual language, enhanced by his heart-wrenching script. Clearly, he was paying attention during his career as an actor.

We’re dubbing 2025 the year of Carrie Coon. Why? Because it will not only mark the return of the actress in her beloved period drama, The Gilded Age, but it will also see her hop into another fan-favorite HBO series with Season 3 of The White Lotus. Unfortunately, both of those titles are quite a long ways off. But, there is good news. If you’ve had your fill of Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire, the actress does, in fact, have another title coming out before the end of the year. Titled Lake George, the crime comedy thriller sees The Leftovers actress star opposite Boardwalk Empire alum, Shea Whigham. Today, just ahead of the film’s digital and on demand arrival, Collider is thrilled to bring our readers an exclusive sneak peek of the hilarity to come when Coon and Whigham’s characters bite off more than they can chew.

Bobby Cannavale is setting the record straight on Martin Scorsese’s short-lived series “Vinyl.”

Cannavale led the 1970s-set rock and roll show that debuted on HBO in 2016. With Mick Jagger executive producing and Scorsese directing the pilot, it seemed like the next juggernaut series for the premium-cable (and now streaming) brand. However, despite initially handing “Vinyl” a Season 2 renewal, HBO pulled the plug on the show.

“[It] was years in the making, and it was just in Marty’s pocket for years, getting ready to make that movie — and that, for all intents and purposes, is a Martin Scorsese movie. It’s a two-hour pilot. That was one of those ones that you go, Well, shit, it really didn’t get put out the right way,” Cannavale told Vanity Fair. “You can Monday-morning quarterback these things: We really were screwed out by circumstances that we didn’t have any control over.

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Under the Boardwalk Season 19 Episode 5 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “American Dad!” titled “Under the Boardwalk” promises to be an exciting adventure for the Smith family. With the grand reopening of the old Langley Falls boardwalk, the excitement in the air is palpable. The Smiths are ready to dive into the festivities, and it seems like everyone in the town is looking forward to the event.

As the episode unfolds, the Smiths will explore all the attractions and activities that the boardwalk has to offer. From carnival games to delicious treats, the family is eager to enjoy every moment. Their enthusiasm is sure to lead to some hilarious situations, as the characters navigate the ups and downs of their day at the boardwalk.

Viewers can expect classic “American Dad!” humor as the Smiths interact with the quirky residents of Langley Falls. The...

Actor Jack Huston says two creative sparks convinced him to make his feature directing debut with boxing drama Day of the Fight. The first concerned the premise; the second, his star.

“Several years ago, I was watching Stanley Kubrick’s first film, a documentary short he shot in 1951, also called Day of the Fight,” Huston says. The film famously follows the great Irish American boxer Walter Cartier over the course of an ordinary day as he prepares for a 10 p.m. title bout.

“It’s this amazing glimpse into the real life of a boxer,” Huston explains. “He eats breakfast, he goes to church, he visits his twin brother, he goes around town — and it’s all leading up to a big prize fight. I remember thinking, ‘What a wonderful premise for a deeper narrative to develop.’ As we follow our boxer through his day and meet the people in his world,...

“The Summer I Turned Pretty” has become known for its flashy soundtrack, which accompanies viewers at all moments of the emotional, teenage rollercoaster that viewers board when they start watching. Han has made a point to include as many Taylor Swift songs as possible in this series, but for those who are not Swifties, don’t worry. Only three of the nine total Swift songs used this season made it into this ranking of needle drops. You’re welcome.

For those who think this list will be full of pop, teen bops, look again! There are some oldies but goodies, alternative, folk and rock songs in addition to the bubblegum radio pop that represents coming of age as a teenager.

Here are the top 15 musical moments in Season 2, ranked from last to first:

Lola Tung in Season 2 of “The Summer I Turned Pretty” (Prime Video)

15. “Driver’s License” by Olivia Rodrigo,...

With acclaimed TV shows like The Sopranos, The Wire, and True Detective, HBO has a reputation for delivering consistently high-quality crime/drama TV shows set (predominantly) in the modern day. However, as a network, HBO has proven to be similarly dependable at producing impressive historical dramas, with large budgets and seriously massive star power that ensure such shows have a remarkable cinematic quality to them. Perhaps the best-known of these historical dramas would be Rome, which ran for two seasons (2005-2007) and was set during the 1st century BC, depicting various historical events with fictionalized versions of real-life people, aiming to show the beginning of the Roman Empire. There's also Boardwalk Empire, with a cast of characters — some fictional, and some based on real-life historical figures — who populate Atlantic City during the Prohibition era. Then there's also Carnivàle, which had fictional characters and fantastical elements, but was explicitly set during...

Welcome fellow thrill-seekers, to a dark and devilish vacation guide like no other!

While others fantasize about serene beaches and cocktails by the pool, we horror enthusiasts long for something…spookier. So, fasten your seatbelts and hold onto your blood-soaked sunscreen as we embark on a bone-chilling journey through the silver screen. Get ready to explore ten terrifying horror movie vacation destinations that will leave you petrified in paradise. These fictional locales are so hauntingly real, you might even feel tempted to book a tour… if you dare!

Friday the 13th Part II | Paramount Camp Crystal Lake – Friday the 13th (1980) and Friends

Gather your camping gear and prepare for a getaway at the legendary Camp Crystal Lake! This picturesque retreat promises serene woods and crystal-clear waters, an in-house chef, private bunks…anddd the vengeful specter of Jason Voorhees. Embrace the thrill of running for your life while enjoying the great outdoors.

CBS and Pluto TV are partnering for the ultimate Tony Awards experience.

Pluto TV will host the pre-show The Tony Awards: Act One, which will air Sunday, June 11 from 6:30-8 pm Et, with the official award ceremony taking place directly after on CBS. The first round of Tony Awards will be presented on the free streaming television service.

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From Mvd Entertainment Group, Sneak Peek footage from director Stephen Verona's 1979 long-lost indie feature "Boardwalk", now available on DVD and Blu-ray March 25, 2014, starring Ruth Gordon, Lee Strasberg and Janet Leigh:

"...married for 50 loving years, 'David' (Strasberg) and 'Becky' (Gordon) have lived in the same 'Coney Island' neighborhood for most of their life together. But the area is not what it used to be, and their children ask them to move. A powerful and determined man, David states, 'I left one country, I'm not about to leave another. This is where I choose to live and nobody, but nobody, is going to make me leave'. But Becky becomes ill and David must make his final stance against a group of vandalizing thugs..."

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The Boardwalk Empire star on how the Republicans have held the Us hostage and why the pursuit of money is not a worthy goal

Dressed in dark colours and a black baseball cap, in person the 55-year-old Steve Buscemi cuts basically the same slight, rumpled figure we met a quarter-century ago in Jim Jarmusch's Mystery Train. He might be a roadie coming off a world tour. His famously exophthalmic eyes are a washed-out blue and he's tired, back home in Brooklyn after staying at his house in upstate New York. He likes to go there and hang out and do nothing, he says, maybe take a walk or do a bit of yardwork: he spent the weekend raking leaves. Self-effacing, friendly, polite, it's clear he's here under low-grade sufferance; interviews, he says in his quick, metallic, slightly strangulated way, "aren't my favourite thing to do".

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Janet Leigh biography final. Check out previous articles: Touch Of Evil / Orson Welles / The Manchurian Candidate and Psycho / marriaget to Tony Curtis. Leigh's movie career slowed down in the mid-60s. Among her sporadic movies from 1966 on were: Jack Smight’s Harper (1966), with Paul Newman, Lauren Bacall, and others; Jerry Lewis Three on a Couch; Robert Gist's An American Dream, with Stuart Whitman and Eleanor Parker; Jack Arnold's Hello Down There with Tony Randall; Giuliano Montaldo's Grand Slam, with Robert Hoffman, Mel Stuart's One Is a Lonely Number / Two Is a Happy Number, with Trish Van Devere, Monte Markham, and Melvyn Douglas; William F. Claxton’s Night of the Lepus (1972), with Whitman and Rory Calhoun; Stephen Verona’s Boardwalk, with Ruth Gordon and Lee Strasberg; and John Carpenter’s The Fog (1980), with Jamie Lee Curtis, Adrienne Barbeau, and Hal Holbrook. On TV, Leigh was featured in,...