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Author Saul Austerlitz talks about his inspiration for his new book, "Generation Friends: An Inside Look at the Show That Defined a Television Era."

Haynes returns after "Wonderstruck" with a true crime story that has connections to Bennett Miller's "Foxcatcher."

In today's market, it would have been a shock if the highbrow literary adaptation was a hit.

While the latest trailer for the crowdpleaser doesn't give too much away, it's loaded with key clues for curious moviegoers to dig into now.

NBCUniversal's upcoming service is called Peacock and will host a handful of exclusive shows, including several reboots of popular franchises.

Less than two years after going public about a decades-old rape allegation, Spurlock is back promoting his latest film.

Johnson says he may be able to shoot another original feature after "Knives Out" because his "Star Wars" timelines remains up in the air.

"The ass-kicking part is the fan-favorite part, but from my standpoint, I didn’t go into it because I got to kick Michael’s bottom," Curtis said.

"Game of Thrones" is still in control after the Creative Arts Awards, but there may be actual surprises in the Comedy and Limited Series races.

J.R. Hawbaker spoke to IndieWire about the challenge of creating kimonos using authentic Japanese practices but with a J-horror aesthetic.