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With The Bear currently in between seasons, those who miss seeing Jeremy Allen White on-screen should check out his 2020 horror movie, The Rental, especially since it's leaving Netflix at the end of the month. White's acting career began in the early 2000s, but he did not truly capture the limelight until he took on the role of Lip in the comedy drama series, Shameless. More recently, White has earned significant buzz for his leading role in The Bear, wherein he plays the intense and passionate chef, Carmen Berzatto. Yet, White's other projects are just as compelling.

Some may be surprised to learn that White boasts a fairly sizable acting resume apart from Shameless and The Bear. He first took to the screen in 2006, appearing in an episode of the legal drama, Conviction, and in the film, Beautiful Ohio. In the intervening years, White earned small parts in dark indie movies,...

The next Star Wars movie is The Mandalorian & Grogu. Directed by Jon Favreau and co-written with Dave Filoni, it continues the story from the Disney+ series The Mandalorian with Pedro Pascal as the lead.

Season 4 of The Mandalorian was delayed because of the 2023 writers’ and actors’ strikes, so Lucasfilm focused on this movie instead. It was announced in January 2024, and filming started in California in August 2024.

The cast features Pedro Pascal as Din Djarin, also called The Mandalorian, a bounty hunter, and Grogu, a young creature like Yoda and Din’s companion. Sigourney Weaver will appear in a mystery role, and Jeremy Allen White from The Bear will voice Rotta the Hutt, Jabba the Hutt’s son.

Rotta, nicknamed “Stinky” by Ahsoka Tano, was kidnapped during the Clone Wars as part of a plan by Count Dooku and his uncle Ziro to frame the Jedi and harm Republic-Hutt relations.

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The next Star Wars movie to look forward to is ‘The Mandalorian & Grogu. ‘Directed by Jon Favreau and co-written with Dave Filoni, it picks up where the Disney+ series ‘The Mandalorian,’ starring Pedro Pascal, left off.

Season 4 of ‘The Mandalorian’ was delayed due to the 2023 writers’ and actors’ strikes. To keep things moving, Lucasfilm shifted focus to this film. Announced in January 2024, filming began in California in August 2024.

The cast includes Pedro Pascal as Din Djarin, also known as The Mandalorian, a bounty hunter. Grogu, a young creature of Yoda’s species and Din’s companion, Sigourney Weaver in so far unknown role, and apparently, ‘The Bear’s’ Jeremy Allen White who will voice Rotta the Hutt, the son of Jabba the Hutt.

Rotta, nicknamed “Stinky” by Ahsoka Tano, was Jabba the Hutt’s son. During the Clone Wars, he was kidnapped in a plot by Count Dooku and...

Hideo Jojo has long left his pinku roots and is currently focusing on more social dramas, frequently involving teenagers, retaining, however, something of his background, even if subtle. Based on Kaeru Inoue’s teen novel with the same name, “Afterschool Anglers Club” eloquently highlights the aforementioned.

Afterschool Anglers Club is screening at Camera Japan

High school student Mezashi was bullied intensely in the school she attended, and so, when her parents move the family to Kansai for professional reasons, she promises to herself not to make any new friends, in order to avoid the torments of her past. However, even from her first day in class, she is swept by three of her classmates, Shiira, Nagi and Akari, who run an unofficial anglers club in the area, supported by Shiira’s mother’s fishing equipment shop. Gradually, the rather timid and reluctant Mezashi begins to overcome her trauma. Her past,...

With over 50+ films, Camera Japan Festival is proud to announce its full and diverse line-up, combining films ranging from de newest and best Japanese arthouse, animation, documentaries, short films and classic cinema.

The 19th edition of the festival will be officially opened at Rotterdam based LantarenVenster on September 26th with a festive screening of Yamashita Nobuhiro‘s Dutch premiere of One Second Ahead, One Second Behind. One day prior, the festival unofficially kicks off at Worm with a very special screening of Alien’s Daydream. From the 3 – 6 October, the festival moves to Amsterdam’s LAB111.

With five international and seven European premieres, the festival consists of a very special and exclusive film programme. Films such as Afterschool Anglers Club, Gifts from the Kitchen, Promised Land, Sin and Evil and Till the Day I Can Laugh About my Blues will have their first screenings outside of Japan, here, at Camera Japan Festival.

When Jeremy Allen White dropped his first campaign for Calvin Klein back in January, fans couldn’t help but hope for more. And by a quirk of fate, their calls have been answered as The Bear star has returned within the year with a new campaign for the brand. And if the January campaign raised the heat up by a notch, the Fall campaign has brought back summer itself, with fans finding it difficult to not wonder what keeps The Rental star going.

Jeremy Allen White returns for Calvin Klein’s Fall campaign

Jeremy Allen White has fans drooling over his Fall campaign ll Image by Mert Alas, via Calvin Klein

Little did Photographer Mert Alas know what he was cooking when he clicked Jeremy Allen White near a pool. Or did he? Maybe? Of course. The campaign featured the 33-year-old endorsing Calvin Klein’s basics: underwear, denim and sunglasses,...

If there’s ever been a classic horror film that doesn’t need a sequel, it’s Carrie. Stephen King’s debut novel was masterfully adapted into a 1976 film by Brian De Palma and quickly became a runaway hit. In fact it’s likely because of the film’s success that the prolific author so quickly became a household name. Published in 1974, the semi-epistolary novel follows Carrie White, a high school senior who’s spent her life taking abuse from her ultra-religious mother and savage classmates. Finally pushed too far, Carrie unleashes her telekinetic power with a fiery vengeance that lays waste to the cruel and kind alike. De Palma faithfully adapted King’s original novel to create a terrifying exploration of long-term abuse and self-defense gone terribly wrong. The image of Carrie (Sissy Spacek) covered in blood as she walks through a burning prom has become an indelible image...

The Bear's success at the 2024 Golden Globes will boost attention for its upcoming third season, potentially making it the most anticipated installment to date. Jeremy Allen White's role in The Iron Claw could increase interest in The Bear season 3, as his performance showcases his acting prowess and may encourage more viewers to watch the show. The Iron Claw's success at the box office and White's performance may make The Bear even bigger and better, increasing viewership and possibly leading to more award recognition for both White and the show.

Following one 2023 movie's surprising critical and commercial success, The Bear season 3 will likely get a major boost. Long after the premiere of its second season, The Bear is gaining some traction all over again by making waves at award functions. At the 2024 Golden Globes, it not only won the Best Television Series in the Musical or Comedy category but also got its leading stars,...

Despite the extensive marketing campaign and high fan anticipation, The Flash struggled at the box office for the entirety of its run, gaining such little cash that the DC project would've been less financially damaging than if the movie had simply been scrapped by Warner Brothers altogether. After all, it ended its run in theaters, having earned just over $270 million dollars against a reported $220 million budget. When you factor in the, no doubt, extortionately expensive cost of marketing, the film's losses are estimated to be somewhere in the region of $200 million, making it one of the biggest box-office bombs in cinema history.

Update October 12, 2023: This article has been updated with even more reasons why The Flash disappointed at the box office and the future state of the Dceu.

Surprisingly, despite being a commercial failure, The Flash received a lot of praise beforehand, with famed author Stephen King tweeting that...

Los Angeles, Aug 7 (Ians) ‘The Bear’ star Jeremy Allen White appears to have moved on after his divorce from his childhood sweetheart, and was seen passionately kissing model Ashley Moore.

The actor, who plays chef Carmen Berzatto in ‘The Bear’, was married to actress Addison Timlin for just three years before she filed for divorce back in May, reports Mirror.co.uk. The pair are thought to have met when they were just teenagers and share two daughters together – Ezer, four, and Dolores, two.

It seems as though 32-year-old Jeremy has put all of that behind him, however, as he was spotted snogging and hugging Ashley, 30. The pair were seen in Los Angeles as they wrapped their arms around one another and locked lips.

Mirror.co.uk further states that the pair were also seen sharing a coffee together as they walked along the city streets. Jeremy wore a green...

That’s not how real women look!

When it comes to depictions of women’s bodies, Hollywood and the fashion industry have long faced criticism for missing the mark. That’s why the Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media is teaming up with production companies Rose Pictures and Besties Make Movies on the documentary “Nothing Fits.”

Jennifer Holness, an alum of Davis’ Bentonville Film Festival, is attached to direct the feature film, which will examine the impact Hollywood and fashion have had on how multiple generations of women feel about their bodies and the struggles faced by those who do not fit the industries’ standard beauty norms.

“Nothing Fits” will take a deep dive into more than a century of fashion and deconstruct how it has elevated certain female body types while leaving others behind. The documentary aims to capture the experiential connection that women feel with fashion, while...

The Bear is an FX TV show, streaming on Hulu, that centers around a young chef, Carmen, who takes over the family restaurant when his brother dies. Prior to this, he had been a successful chef at a Michelin-starred restaurant in New York City. Returning to Chicago to run the Original Beef of Chicagoland creates a stark contrast between his past and present. Despite his obvious talent as a chef, star Jeremy Allen White – speaking to W Magazine – says that Carmen is “a fish out of water” in this more casual restaurant. This is made worse by kitchen staff who are reluctant to work and family drama that threatens to boil over at any second.

The Bear cast is made up of talented actors, with many who have been on other successful shows. However, they are largely not huge-name stars, so placing these actors in a grimy kitchen setting might make them harder to recognize.

Are Selena Gomez and Jeremy Allen White an item?

Earlier this week, the star of “The Bear” was spotted getting groceries in Los Angeles, and eagle-eyed fans noticed that he wasn’t wearing his wedding ring.

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In May, the actor’s wife, Addison Timlin, filed for divorce after more than three years of marriage.

Weeks later, rumours began circulating that White has been seeing Gomez, thanks to a blind item submitted to Duexmoi.

According to the tip, which only alluded to the two stars, but did not reference them by name, the pair met during a Vanity Fair cover shoot and have “been in touch since she returned to the states from filming overseas.”

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— villanelle (@satelitechino) June 30, 2023

Gomez had recently returned from filming a project in Paris,...

Actor Jeremy Allen White’s wife has filed for divorce after more than three years of marriage. Actress Addison Timlin filed the request for legal separation from ‘The Bear and Shameless’ star in Los Angeles, reports Mirror.co.uk.

The pair have been married since October 2019, when they tied the knot at the Beverly Hills courthouse. They share two daughters together, Ezer and Dolores.

As per Mirror.co.uk, while the reason for their split remains unclear, it comes just four months after Jeremy paid tribute to his wife when he accepted a Golden Globe award.

Addison and Jeremy are thought to have met when they were just teenagers after both working on the 2008 film ‘Afterschool’.

Mirror.co.uk further states that their friendship is thought to have then blossomed into a romance around 2013.

At the time, Addison told Harper’s Bazaar: “I’ve got a sweetheart who I will not disclose,...

Jeremy Allen White's love story with his wife, Addison Timlin, has seemingly come to an end, as Timlin filed for divorce after three years of marriage on May 11.

While many may think the pair first connected in the late aughts when the two appeared in the 2008 film "Afterschool" together, they actually met long before that. The actors fell in love in 2005 during their freshman year while attending the same performing arts high school in New York City, but they didn't start dating at the time because . . . well, they were high-school freshmen, and life happens. They had a falling out, but then they got cast in "Afterschool," which brought them back together. Their journeys in, and out, and then back into each other's lives would ultimately serve as what they thought would be lifelong love and commitment.

While Timlin and White - whose highly acclaimed drama "The Bear"'s second season...

Five of the 2023 WGA Awards nominees will reveal secrets behind their projects when they join Gold Derby’s special “Meet the Experts” Q&a event with 2023 awards contenders. They will participate in two video discussions to premiere on Wednesday, February 8, at 6:00 p.m. Pt; 9:00 p.m. Et. We’ll have a one-on-one with our senior editor Daniel Montgomery and a roundtable chat with all of the group together.

RSVP today to our entire ongoing contenders panel series by clicking here to book your free reservation. We’ll send you a reminder a few minutes before the start of the show.

This “Meet the Experts” panel welcomes the following Writers Guild contenders:

Bad Sisters (Apple TV+)

Synopsis: Follows the Garvey sisters, who are bound together by the death of their parents and a promise to always protect each other.

Bio: Sharon Horgan is a two-time WGA nominee for “Bad Sisters.

Kit Harington is set to star in Fulwell 73’s biopic of Mary Shelley, titled “Mary’s Monster.

Variety first broke the news that the film was in pre-production earlier this year.

Fulwell 73 have teamed with Rose Pictures on the feature, which will go into production in the U.K. this summer.

Clara Rugaard (“I Am Mother”) will play Shelley while Harington is set to play the monster. Ferdia Walsh-Peelo (“Coda”) has also joined the cast as Shelley’s husband Percy Bysshe Shelley while Sebastian De Souza (“Normal People”) will play the couple’s friend Lord Byron.

As Variety revealed in January, Farren Blackburn (“Daredevil”) will direct based on a screenplay by Deborah Baxtrom (“Living With Frankenstein”). Stephen Hallett co-writes.

Marius de Vries (“La La Land”) has boarded as executive music producer and executive producer; Fulwell 73’s Leo Pearlman and Heather Greenwood will produce, alongside Rose Picture’s Rose Ganguzza (“Afterschool...

Like a modern-day twist on Grimms' Fairy Tales, Skybound Presents Afterschool will feature morbid twists on cautionary childhood tales, and ahead of its June 8th premiere, we have the official release details for the new teen horror anthology miniseries that will debut on June 8th with an issue from Justin Benson, Aaron Moorhead, Greg Hinkle, and Giovanna Niro!

Press Release: Los Angeles 02/18/2022 — Morals have eroded. Your kids are out of control. Skybound’s new teen horror anthology is going to teach them a lesson. Today Image/Skybound announced Skybound Presents Afterschool, a new miniseries debuting in June that takes the familiar cautionary tales we’ve all learned in our youths and flips them on their (severed) heads.

Each standalone Afterschool special features its own team of acclaimed writers and all-star artists from comics, television and beyond, including Justin Benson & Aaron Moorhead (Marvel Studios’ Moon Knight) and Greg Hinkle; Kate Herron...

Can Mr. Darcy be a murderer?

“The Staircase,” based on Jean-Xavier de Lestrade’s docuseries of the same name that spanned from 2004 to 2018, stars Colin Firth as Michael Peterson, who was investigated for the murder of his wife, Kathleen Peterson (Toni Collette).

Warner Bros. ordered an eight-episode treatment of the case, now an HBO Max Original limited series debuting in Spring 2022. The limited series is written and executive-produced by showrunners Antonio Campos and Maggie Cohn. Campos also directs six of the eight episodes.

Per the official logline, “The Staircase” explores the life of Michael Peterson, his sprawling North Carolina family, and the suspicious death of his wife.

Kathleen was found in the Peterson’s Durham, North Carolina, mansion at the bottom of the staircase on December 9, 2001. Marine Corps. veteran Michael was a novelist, newspaper columnist, and mayoral candidate when he was convicted of Kathleen’s murder in 2003. Prosecutors argued Michael...

Jeremy Allen White has been cast in the lead role of the FX comedy pilot “The Bear,” Variety has learned.

In addition, Ebon Moss-Bachrach, Ayo Edebiri, Lionel Boyce, Abby Elliott, and Matty Matheson have also been cast in the project, which was ordered to pilot at FX back in March.

“The Bear” is about a young chef (White) who returns to Chicago to run the family restaurant. Christopher Storer is the writer and director of the pilot. He will also executive produce with Hiro Murai and Mate Matteson of Super Frog and Joanna Calo. FX Productions will produce.

White is best known for playing Lip Gallagher throughout the run of the hit Showtime series “Shameless,” which ended its run in April. His other TV credits include the first season of “Homecoming” at Amazon, while he has also starred in features like “The Rental,” “Afterschool,” “The Time Being,” and “Viena and the Fantomes.

Colin Firth will play Michael Peterson in a series adaptation of “The Staircase,” which has been ordered to series at HBO Max.

HBO Max has ordered eight episodes of the limited series, which is based on the docuseries of the same name and various books and reports on the Peterson case. Peterson was accused of murdering his wife, Kathleen, in 2001. He claimed she died after falling down the stairs at their home, but police suspected he bludgeoned her to death and staged the scene to look like an accident. The docuseries was originally released in 2004, with creator Jean-Xavier de Lestrade updating with new information years later. Netflix released it as a 13-episode series in 2018.

Variety exclusively reported that the scripted series was in development back in 2019. “The Staircase” is written and executive produced by showrunners Antonio Campos and Maggie Cohn. Campos will also direct six of the eight episodes. The...

Indie veteran lining up development and production fund.

Rose Ganguzza, the New York producer of summer release Fatima, has unveiled a Rose Pictures development slate that includes new work from the directors of How To Build A Girl and Grudge.

Ganguzza, a veteran of the independent space whose producing credits include Margin Call and Kill Your Darlings, has partnered on the content pipeline for 2021 with Max Born, a producer The Devil All The Time, and Jake Alden Falconer, a producer on summer horror film 1Br.

As Fatima – the film released by Bob and Jeanne Berney’s Picturehouse – ranks in the...

Indie veteran lining up development and production fund.

Rose Ganguzza, the New York producer of summer release Fatima, has unveiled a Rose Pictures development slate that includes new work from the directors of How To Build A Girl and Grudge.

Ganguzza, a veteran of the independent space whose producing credits include Margin Call and Kill Your Darlings, has partnered on the content pipeline for 2021 with Max Born, a producer The Devil All The Time, and Jake Alden Falconer, a producer on summer horror film 1Br.

As Fatima – the film released by Bob and Jeanne Berney’s Picturehouse – ranks in the...

Robert Pattinson’s florid preacher is one of a gallery of geeks and grotesques in this grisly smalltown tale

This gruesome, violent, backwoods-gothic noir is directed by Antonio Campos (known for his more intimate chillers such as Afterschool and Christine) and adapted from the 2011 novel by Donald Ray Pollock – and it’s the author himself who supplies the deadpan drawl of narration. In the small town of Knockemstiff, Ohio (name not made up), grisly horrors metastasise over generations.

Tom Holland plays Arvin, a troubled orphan teen, haunted by the loss of his parents; his stepsister Lenora (Eliza Scanlen) has a chilling connection with a creepy local couple, Carl and Sandy (Jason Clarke and Riley Keough), who have a penchant for driving around picking up hitchhikers: these trusting young men tend to go missing afterwards. They’re also connected with the corrupt cop, Sheriff Bodecker (Sebastian Stan) and Lenora’s path...

It would’ve been improbable, ten years ago, to imagine the mind behind Afterschool directing a high-profile Netflix production marked minute-for-minute by recognizable faces, not least of which are the current Spider-Man and Batman. Yet major funding and marquee names have not dulled the uncompromising worldview of Antonio Campos, whose latest feature The Devil All the Time—adapting Donald Ray Pollock’s novel of the same name—weaves the decades-long vision of a small Ohio town in bleak (and I mean bleak) registers.

But when photographed by the brilliant Lol Crawley and featuring Robert Pattinson as a predatory southern preacher, The Devil All the Time is hardly some improbable offer. I talked to Campos about his collaborations, the Netflix machine, and something that seems worlds away from his form: laughter.

The Film Stage: When talking to filmmakers who adapt a text, I’m always interested if they can recall the...

There is no reason to care about anyone in Antonio Campos’ “The Devil All the Time,” . More a pileup of scenes and tragedies strung together than the Altmanesque kaleidoscope of intersecting lives it could have been, this slog of an adaptation from Donald Ray Pollock’s terrific Appalachian gothic is dead from the start, with stars like Tom Holland and Robert Pattinson eagerly doing their best to resuscitate the corpse for a nearly two-and-a-half-hour running time.

Director Campos has excelled in mining the masculine and feminine in much smaller-scale movies like indies “Afterschool,” “Simon Killer,” and “Christine,” but that once nimble and focused approach — generally on films that chart an individual’s psychic unraveling into a murderer, sociopath, or suicide case — doesn’t translate successfully to a broader canvas. “The Devil All the Time” has to juggle so many characters that it becomes incoherent and basically boring onscreen, bobbing more...

With a seemingly endless amount of streaming options—not only the titles at our disposal, but services themselves–each week we highlight the noteworthy titles that have recently hit platforms. Check out this week’s selections below and past round-ups here.

Afterschool, Christine, and Simon Killer (Antonio Campos)

Before his star-studded gothic drama The Devil All the Time lands on Netflix in a few weeks, Antonio Campos’ first three features arrive on the streaming platform this week. Each a fascinating career study in isolation and loneliness, captured with a formally controlled eye, it’ll be curious in comparison to see how Campos tackles his first true ensemble film. For now, it’s the perfect time to revisit this trio of impressive indies. – Jordan R.

Where to Stream: Netflix

The August Virgin (Jonás Trueba)

In the new movie The August Virgin, a young woman named Eva wanders the sidewalks and watering...

"When people look back on it, they had no other choice..." Netflix has revealed the official trailer for The Devil All the Time, an adaptation of the novel by Donald Ray Pollock from filmmaker Antonio Campos. Some people are just born to be buried, the trailer says. In the 1960s after World War II in Southern Ohio, a melange of bizarre, compelling and mentally disturbed people suffer from the war's psychological damages. Tom Holland stars in the lead role as Arvin Russell. And the film's ensemble cast includes Robert Pattinson, Jason Clarke, Riley Keough, Sebastian Stan, Eliza Scanlan, Bill Skarsgård, Mia Wasikowska, Harry Melling, and Haley Bennett. Spanning the time between World War II and the Vietnam war, The Devil All the Time renders a seductive and horrific landscape that pits the just against the corrupted. Who's down for some Ohio craziness? This most certainly does look compelling. Here's the...

Simon Killer, Afterschool, and Christine director Antonio Campos is back with his most ambitious project yet, the gothic drama The Devil All the Time. Featuring the stacked cast of Tom Holland, Bill Skarsgård, Riley Keough, Jason Clarke, Sebastian Stan, Haley Bennett, Harry Melling, Eliza Scanlen, Mia Wasikowska, and Robert Pattinson, the first trailer has now arrived ahead of a release next month on Netflix.

Based on Donald Ray Pollock’s novel, the story weaves an explosive Midwestern Gothic tale spanning two decades, in which sinister characters converge around young Arvin Russell as he fights the evil forces that threaten him and everything he loves.

“It was a hard book to adapt also because there was so much that we loved,” Campos recently said. “I’m a big fan of southern gothic and noir and this was a perfect marriage of the two. Sometimes you might be adapting a piece and you think like,...

The first images from Netflix's upcoming drama The Devil All the Time have arrived, with star Tom Holland immediately pulling all the focus with an incredible thousand-yard stare. These new images arrive a little over a month ahead of director/co-writer Antonio Campos' newest movie premiering on the streaming platform. [caption id="attachment_916919" align="alignright" width="360"] Image via Netflix/caption] Only a handful of new images from The Devil All the Time are here to tease the decades-spanning drama with Holland at its heart. In the movie, the Spider-Man: Far From …...

Chicago – Three days to go before the two-day ‘Mainframe Comic Con’ – a completely free-to-join online comic book convention – will kick off, and on the first day a rush of movie nostalgia will take place when actress Claudia Wells will be a guest representing the original “Back to the Future.” Wells portrayed Marty McFly’s girlfriend Jennifer Parker in that classic film.

The Mainframe Comic Con had the idea, during this stay-at-home timeframe, to put on an entire Comic Con – guests, artists, exhibitors and even cosplay – all online. Claudia Wells is just one of the many guests (click here for the line-up) scheduled to virtually appear on this free-to-participate comic convention event. That’s right, if you want to experience a Q&a with a cast member of “Back to the Future,” you can find her at the Mainframe Comic Con.

Power of Love: On Set with Claudia Wells, Michael J. Fox...

Rosie Fletcher Nov 22, 2019

Ford will play Michael Peterson, accused of killing his wife Kathleen in this dramatisation of docu-series The Staircase.

Is Michael Peterson responsible for the death of his wife Kathleen, was it an accident, or did an owl do it? Questions at the heart of the very strange case documented in series The Staircase which began with eight episodes originally aired in 2004 following Peterson's murder trial. The series then continued in 2013 with two more episodess updating movements in the case, which was followed by another three in 2018. All 13 episodes are available to watch now on Netflix.

Peterson's much discussed story is now being turned into a series by Annapurna Television with Harrison Ford attached to star as well as executive producing. This would mark his first ever regular TV role. Writing the series is Antonio Campos who made movies Afterschool and Simon Killer, and for TV directed much of The Sinner.

Harrison Ford could soon be taking on the first regular television role of his career.

Variety has learned exclusively from sources that the iconic movie star is attached to star in a series adaptation of “The Staircase,” the docuseries that detailed the trial of American novelist Michael Peterson, who was accused of murdering his wife in 2001. Peterson claimed his wife died after falling down the stairs at their home, but police suspected he bludgeoned her to death and staged the scene to look like an accident.

The project is currently being shopped to networks and streaming services. Ford is attached to executive produce the series in addition to starring. Antonio Campos will write and executive produce, with Annapurna Television producing. The docuseries was originally released in 2004, with creator Jean-Xavier de Lestrade updating with new information years later. Netflix released it as a 13-episode series in 2018.

Reps for Ford and Campos...

Exclusive: Actor Theo James and producer Andrew D. Corkin are joining forces to produce theatrical and small-screen projects in the UK and U.S. with their new label Untapped.

“While our primary focus is genre and thriller, we are drawn to stories of conflicted humanity that force viewers to question how they would react when faced with real or existential threats,” said James. “These stories are often grounded in truth – literal or allegorical – encouraging us to confront and challenge the assumptions we make about ourselves and the world around us.”

Said Corkin: “We’re excited to solidify our partnership to tell complex, diverse stories across various mediums. Theo and I share a vision for how we want to build stories and worlds that both fit within the current marketplace and look beyond it.”

Already, James and Corkin have several film and TV projects in various stages of development, prep and post.

Congratulations are in order for Jeremy Allen White and Addison Timlin! The Shameless star is engaged to his longtime love and former co-star, Us Weekly reports. The couple first sparked rumors of an engagement after she was spotted wearing what appeared to be a diamond ring while out with White in Los Angeles on Friday, April 12. This exciting engagement news comes almost six months after the 28-year-old actor, who plays Lip on the Showtimes series, and the 27-year-old actress welcomed their first child together, daughter Ezer Billie White. White and Timlin starred in the 2008 film Afterschool together, but started their romance years later. Amid the...

The Devil All The Time

Among the top film news items spilling out of the frenzied Toronto Intl. Film Festival was the significant packaging to Antonio Campos‘ simmering fourth feature film. The Devil All the Time now has Tom Holland, Mia Wasikowska, Chris Evans and Christine (read review) knockout performer Tracy Letts attached alongside Robert Pattinson. Last month Bill Skarsgard and Eliza Scanlen were just added. Set to go into production in February 2019, we’ve been huge fans of Campos and the Borderline Films’ Sean Durkin and Josh Mond since 2008’s Afterschool, and are generally curious as to where the filmmaker will land next.…...

To celebrate the release of the twisted giallo-inspired love story Piercing – in select cinemas from 15th Feb. 2019 and available on digital 22nd Feb. 2019 – we are giving away a limited edition quad poster. Crimson Peak’s Mia Wasikowska and future A-lister Christopher Abbott star in a slick and twisted love story from the minds behind cult classic shockers Audition and Afterschool, and the Netflix hit The Sinner.

This sly and stylish urban psycho-thriller is based on the novel by the Japanese horror scribe Ryû Murakami, whose book Audition was so memorably adapted for the screen in 1999). Produced by indie heavyweights Antonio Campos (Netflix’s The Sinner) and Sean Durkin, this is a surreal, unique and unforgettable film experience from writer-director to watch Nicolas Pesce.

“Genuinely surprising and unsettling” Little White Lies

“Darkly funny” ★★★★ The Skinny

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Tilda & Ezra 7 years ago. He learned from a master

We have been greatly remiss in celebrating Ezra Miller's rising fashion-icon insanity. I am pleased in retrospect to have been one of the five people who saw and admired his debut performance in the disturbing art film Afterschool which made $3,911* at the box office in 2009. I vividly remember seeing it because when I left the theater, a friend who worked at the Nashville Film Festival ran up to tell me that Nicole Kidman & Keith Urban had attended the screening directly before mine. (A tragedy truly: we saw the same movie at the same festival on the same day but weren't in the same showing. Argh!)

More than ever in 2018, Miller has proven that his casting as Tilda Swinton's son in his breakout picture, Lynne Ramsay's We Need to Talk About Kevin (2011) was more than a...

Exclusive: Antonio Campos, the writer-director-producer whose credits include the Cannes Un Certain Regard pic Afterschool and the Sundance films Simon Killer and Christine, has signed with Wme.

Campos has been busy on the TV side of late, directing and executive producing USA’s The Sinner starring Jessica Biel in addition to Netflix’s The Punisher, on which he directed an episode in Season 1 and is helming the first two episodes of Season 2.

As a producer, his credits include Martha Macy May Marlene, James White, The Eyes of My Mother and Piercing.

Upcoming, Campos has signed on to rewrite and direct the upcoming Fox Searchlight horror film Splitfoot, and is aboard to direct a prequel to The Omen for 20th Century Fox.

Campos, who had been at UTA, continues to be repped by manager Melissa Breaux at Management 360 and attorneys Peter Nelson and Joel Vanderkloot.

Exclusive: Justice League and Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them star Ezra Miller will play the young Salvador Dali in Mary Harron’s upcoming biopic Dali Land. Miller, also well known for starring in Cannes Film Festival dramas We Need To Talk About Kevin and Afterschool, will play the young Dalí through a series of flashbacks.

As we revealed last week, Ben Kingsley, Lesley Manville, Tim Roth and Frank Dillane will star in Dali Land, which Bankside Films is selling in Cannes. Kingsley will play iconic surrealist painter Dali. Harron will direct from her screenplay co-written with John C Walsh.

Set in New York and Spain in 1973, the story is told through the eyes of James (Dillane), a young gallery assistant who helps Dalí prepare for a big show. While James hopes to learn some of the secrets of great art from one of the 20th century’s greatest painters,...

After starring as Barry Allen aka The Flash in Zack Snyder’s Justice League, Ezra Miller is set to play another unique figure, the Spanish painter Salvador Dalí.

Ten years ago, Miller landed his first feature role in Antonio Campos’ Afterschool, an indie drama that premiered at the Cannes Film Festival. By the early 2010s, Miller gained more attention within the world of indie filmmaking, as he played the titular role in Lynne Ramsay’s acclaimed 2011 film We Need to Talk About Kevin, and starred in the popular 2012 drama <a href="https://screenrant.

Unlike Sundance or Cannes, the SXSW Film Festival has undergone rapid changes over the past decade. Tied in with the swirling chaos of its Interactive and Music sections, the Austin-based event is known for the discovery of low-budget features and as a launch pad for edgy studio projects favored by the city’s hipsters.

Much of SXSW’s identity took shape during the early aughts, when current iTunes independent film coordinator Matt Dentler brought a range of new American talent into the program. When he left in 2008 for a job in New York, incoming SXSW film producer Janet Pierson was a programming newcomer but a veteran of scene. With her husband, John Pierson, she shepherded the careers of independent filmmakers like Kevin Smith, Spike Lee, and Errol Morris. With SXSW, she was tasked with funneling that experience into the ever-changing ecosystem of film and television.

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Exclusive: Antonio Campos (Afterschool) has signed on to rewrite and direct the upcoming horror film, Splitfoot (fka Voices Through the Trumpet), based on a 1936 article in The New Yorker about the first documented haunted house, written by journalist and bestselling author Carl Carmer. It follows the true story of a deeply damaged New Yorker reporter who, in the 1930s, travels upstate to the remote town of Lilydale, NY, the mecca of American spirituality, a place where a…...

Coming off what are arguably two of the best performances of his career in James Gray‘s “The Lost City Of Z” and the Safdies‘ “Good Time,” Robert Pattinson isn’t changing course. The actor is continuing to chase challenging roles with auteur directors, and his next sounds like it’s going to be another barn burner.

Earlier this year it was revealed that Pattinson was teaming up on an unnamed project with Antonio Campos, the filmmaker behind “Christine,” “Simon Killer,” and “Afterschool.” Now, Esquire has revealed the title of the film is “The Devil All The Time,” and it sounds like the actor is diving into a pretty steamy role.

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With a seemingly endless amount of streaming options — not only the titles at our disposal, but services themselves — we’ve taken it upon ourselves to highlight the titles that have recently hit platforms. Every week, one will be able to see the cream of the crop (or perhaps some simply interesting picks) of streaming titles (new and old) across platforms such as Netflix, iTunes, Amazon, and more (note: U.S. only). Check out our rundown for this week’s selections below.

Before I Fall (Ry Russo-Young)

Harold Ramis certainly didn’t invent it, but his Groundhog Day made the narrative loop device a mainstream mainstay, lovingly aped in everything from Source Code to Edge of Tomorrow to 50 First Dates. In Before I Fall, the loop treatment is utilized rather intelligently by director Ry Russo-Young, from Maria Maggenti screenplay adapted from Lauren Oliver‘s novel. – Dan M. (full review)

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Cue the handmaids.

The Tribeca Film Festival announced its second annual Tribeca TV program on Thursday and it includes a range of world premieres, popular show returns and a slate of independent pilots. One of the most highly anticipated debuts will be Hulu’s adaptation of Margaret Atwood’s dystopian novel, “The Handmaid’s Tale.”

Tribeca 2017 Lineup: New Fillms From Alex Gibney, Azazel Jacobs and Laurie Simmons Lead the Eclectic Mix

The series has been in the news lately, and not only because it will premiere soon. The dystopian story about a government forcing fertile women to become breeders for their high-ranking officials has struck a nerve among progressive women who are wary of having their health and reproductive rights controlled. Recently, protestors dressed in the handmaids’ red robes and white bonnets made an appearance in the Texas Senate gallery as its members were passing abortion legislation.

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Antonio Campos gives the true story of the American TV news reporter who killed herself on air its second, superior big-screen telling

Two films made last year explored the wrenching, real-life story of the Florida-based local news reporter Christine Chubbuck who in 1974 took her own life on live television. Robert Greene’s Kate Plays Christine was a tricksy moral maze of a movie that explored the ethical dilemma of being a parasite of tragedy. By comparison, Antonio Campos’s Christine is less experimental in its approach, but this elegant, achingly sad study of debilitating depression is by no means a conventional piece of film-making. Deftly sidestepping any of the obvious narrative choices, this film confirms Campos (Afterschool, Simon Killer) as one of the most intelligent and consistently surprising film-makers working in Us indie cinema.

Related: Rebecca Hall on starring in Christine: 'It’s about her life – not her death'

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One of the best performances of the last year can be found in the latest film from Afterschool and Simon Killer director Antonio Campos, the character study Christine. His first feature based on a true story, it follows the final weeks of the life of Christine Chubbuck (Rebecca Hall), a Florida-based news reporter who committed suicide live on air in the summer of 1974. With the film now available on VOD, we’re pleased to premiere an exclusive clip, which features Hall’s character on-air about a local zoning crisis.

I said in my review, “Hall, in one of her best performances, embodies Christine with searing intensity, staring blankly while her co-workers offer simple questions and in one remarkable scene, puzzling a woman offering many different solutions to help her situation. Her initially nervous energy eventually evolves into verbal explosions at her mother (J. Smith-Cameron) and Michael, placing the blame on...

With a seemingly endless amount of streaming options — not only the titles at our disposal, but services themselves — we’ve taken it upon ourselves to highlight the titles that have recently hit platforms. Every week, one will be able to see the cream of the crop (or perhaps some simply interesting picks) of streaming titles (new and old) across platforms such as Netflix, iTunes, Amazon, and more (note: U.S. only). Check out our rundown for this week’s selections below.

Aquarius (Kleber Mendonça Filho)

The staggeringly accomplished debut feature by Brazilian critic-turned-director Kleber Mendonça Filho, Neighboring Sounds, announced the arrival of a remarkable new talent in international cinema. Clearly recognizable as the work of the same director, Mendonça’s equally assertive follow-up, Aquarius, establishes his authorial voice as well as his place as one of the most eloquent filmic commentators on the contemporary state of Brazilian society. – Giovanni M.

Beginning now until November 27, cinephiles can enjoy all of Borderline Film’s movies at the Museum of the Moving Image’s seven-film retrospective in New York. To kick off the event, the production company shared a dynamic new trailer composed of all the features that will be screened, which you can check out below.

The celebration kicked off this past Thursday with the NY premiere of “The Eyes of My Mother” with director Nicholas Pesce in person. On Friday, November 18, a special screening of “Christine” was held with star Rebecca Hall in attendance. Since its premiere, the actress has been praised for her performance as the Florida news reporter who killed herself on air.

“With the critical acclaim around Rebecca Hall’s performance and Antonio Campos’s direction of the highly topical character study ‘Christine,’ and the New York premiere of the mesmerizing thriller ‘The Eyes of My Mother,’ this...