film

Bradley Cooper Recalls His Memorable Guest Spot on 'Sex and the City'

One of Bradley Cooper’s first notable roles was as a hunky date for Carrie Bradshaw in an episode of “Sex and the City.”

How Filmmaker Michael Haneke Cast 'Amour'

"Amour" is a quiet, tender story about elderly couple Georges (Jean-Louis Trintignant) and Anne (Emmanuelle Riva), retired music teachers who are still deeply in love.

Love and Pain in the South of France in 'Rust and Bone'

Even as the movie piles on melodramatic tragedies, Marion Cotillard and Matthias Schoenaerts give eminently watchable, painfully believable performances as the physically and emotionally damaged leads.

The Softer Side of the Master of Suspense

If "Hitchcock" relies too much on famous people impersonating other famous people, there's nonetheless a redeeming core of cinephilia at work.

'Life of Pi' Star Irrfan Khan on Hollywood vs. Bollywood

"Life of Pi" actor Irrfan Khan shares his tale of auditioning for "Silver Linings Playbook" and discusses Hollywood vs. Bollywood.

Life and Death in 'Life of Pi'

A fantasy film balancing gorgeous visuals with a dark-edged fable about the mysteries of life, death and God, “Pi” is a showcase for Suraj Sharma’s remarkable film debut.

New York City Injustice on View in 'The Central Park Five'

There is no comforting narrative in “The Central Park Five,” a new documentary from Ken Burns, Sarah Burns, and David McMahon about infamous 1989 rape case, because what happened is as senseless as the original crime seemed at the time.

SAG Awards Organizers Push Electronic Voting

Organizers of the upcoming Screen Actors Guild Awards are encouraging members to vote electronically for the nominees and winners.

Edward Burns Reunites His Filmmaking Family in 'The Fitzgerald Family Christmas'

Edward Burns chats about his new movie "The Fitzgerald Family Christmas," his writing process, and returning to his roots.

Amy Adams, Anne Hathaway Open Up About Acting (Video)

Awards contenders Anne Hathaway, Amy Adams, Naomi Watts, Helen Hunt, Rachel Weisz, Marion Cotillard, and Sally Field talk to The Hollywood Reporter about fame, fear, and fighting for roles.