In a London Film Festival talk, he discussed how it’s harder to get films seen and why he was “really afraid” for his mother to see ‘Boyhood.’
“He was always thinking about the film and how we could make it better,” Ansari told THR when speaking about Rogen, whom he’s previously worked with in ‘Funny People,’ ‘Observe and Report’ and ‘This Is the End.’
Sutherland plays a washed-up action star who heads to England in director Chris Loggin’s feature.
Director Kristoffer Borgli is directing the movie for the leading specialty outfit alongside production banner Square Peg and Dilemma Films.
THR caught up with Mark Jenkin, Denzil Monk, Maïlys Vallade, Claire La Combe, and Alexandre O’Philippe at the BFI London Film Festival.
Director-screenwriter Luo Jian discusses her short film, which is one of four backed by Film4 at the BFI London Film Festival.
Director Ed Sayers and producer Rebecca Wolff discuss Sayers’ feature debut, a global love letter to wildlife and nature, which world premiered at the BFI London Film Festival.
“My manager said, ‘We want to change your name,’” the ‘Good Fortune’ star recounted of when he first moved to Los Angeles early in his career.
The actor plays the complex creature in Oscar-winning filmmaker Guillermo del Toro’s new film.
The 54-year-old, who is on a spree with a slew of high-profile projects, praises his daughter as “the real deal,” adding, “She’s at the point now where she helps me not be stuck in the 1990s.”
