film

First-Time Director Leslye Headland Talks About Her Uproarious Comedy ‘Bachelorette’

Starring Kirsten Dunst, Lizzy Caplan, and Isla Fisher, Leslye Headland’s “Bachelorette” takes the female-centric R-rated comedy to the next level.

Cali. Tax Credit Bill Nears Full Passage

Assembly Member Felipe Fuentes’ bill adding two years to the California Film & Television Tax Credit Program passed unanimously through two Senate committees.

Sony Makes Deal to Bring Studio's Movies to Broadway

Sony Pictures inks a new deal to bring its movies, like "Tootsie," to the stage. Can the film industry giant match its own critical and commercial success on Broadway?

Jake Gyllenhaal Hits Refresh

With new movie “End of Watch” and his American stage debut in “If There Is I Haven’t Found It Yet,” Jake Gyllenhaal says goodbye to the old and hello to the new.

Brooklyn’s Steiner Studios Plans Expansion of Sound Stages and Media Campus

The largest studio for film and TV production outside Hollywood could double in size over the next decade, adding to New York’s growing entertainment industry infrastructure.

Jake Gyllenhaal in Backstage: Aug. 30, 2012

Jake Gyllenhaal talks about finding a fresh way of doing things for his upcoming movie "End of Watch" and his American stage debut in "If There Is I haven't Found It Yet."

Casting Extras in Oklahoma for ‘August: Osage County’ Film

Casting director Chris Freihofer is casting extras for the film adaptation of Tracy Letts’ Pulitzer Prize-winning play, starring Meryl Streep and Julia Roberts.

How I Went From Harvard to Hollywood

"Grimm's" Bitsie Tulloch shares her unlikely journey to acting by way of academia.

Casting Young African-American Girl for Nina Simone Biopic

Zoe Saldana is set to star as Nina Simone in the film, and CD Heidi Levitt is casting an African-American girl to play the iconic jazz singer as a child.

Tim Grierson Reviews 'Premium Rush' and 'Hit and Run'

Tim Grierson reviews "Sleepwalk With Me," "Little White Lies," and "Somewhere Between."