‘Practical Magic 2’ Whips Up $4.7M in Box Office Previews
Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman lead the Warner Bros. sequel that that aims to conjure up a victory over 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day.'
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page 19 of 21The Hollywood Reporter•Ryan Gajewski11 Sept
Jonathan Majors Delivers Blistering Anti-Islam Speech in ‘Run Hide Fight: Infidels’ Clip (Exclusive)
In an exclusive scene from the Daily Wire thriller, his retired Delta Force officer claims Muslims “desire death” and will use immigration and “the wombs of our women” to defeat the West.
The Hollywood Reporter•Seth Abramovitch11 Sept
Venice Days: María Aparicio’s ‘Sometimes Sadness, Sometimes Rebellion’ Wins GdA Director’s Award
Elsewhere, the Europa Cinemas Label has gone to Robert Guediguian's 'A Woman Today,' and Nicola Sorcinelli's 'Balcanica' stormed the People's Choice Award.
The Hollywood Reporter•Lily Ford11 Sept
‘Ancestors’ Invites You to a Cinematic “Séance,” Led by Éanna Hardwicke, That Mixes Dream, Reality and Memory (Exclusive TIFF Clip and Chat)
Jack Wolfe, Jessica Reynolds, Christina Hendricks and Rupert Everett also feature in David Turpin's feature directorial debut, the poster for which we can also reveal ahead of its world premiere at Toronto.
The Hollywood Reporter•Georg Szalai11 Sept
‘The Carol Burnett Show’: THR’s 1967 Review
On Sept. 11, 1967, the star's variety series premiered on CBS, kicking off a 278-episode run that claimed 25 Emmy wins.
The Hollywood Reporter•Erik Hayden11 Sept
Why Hollywood Has Never Made a Great 9/11 Movie
Twenty-five years later, one of the worst days in American history remains an elusive subject for filmmakers.
The Hollywood Reporter•Kimberly Nordyke11 Sept
‘The Housewife’ Review: Naomi Watts Is Superb in an Initially Riveting, Increasingly Generic Portrait of Deceptive 1960s American Domesticity
Directed by newcomer Ben Shirinian, the TIFF-bowing thriller about a Nazi officer living in Queens also stars Tye Sheridan, Michael Imperioli, Luke Evans and Lena Olin.
The Hollywood Reporter•Michael Rechtshaffen11 Sept
Watch Jimmy Kimmel’s James Talarico Interview That’s Been Banished to YouTube
There was no shortage of topics to discuss — nor a shortage of time.
The Hollywood Reporter•Anthony Maglio11 Sept
Xolo Maridueña Wasn’t Planning to Be an Actor, But Has Been “Pleasantly Surprised by the Journey”
Following his breakout turns in 'Cobra Kai' and 'Blue Beetle,' the 25-year-old is showing a new side of masculinity as Joey King's love interest in 'Practical Magic 2.'
The Hollywood Reporter•Carly Thomas11 Sept
Cynthia Erivo’s First Film Since ‘Wicked’ Required Her to Go Dark, Deep and Fearless: “I’d Feel Sick and Angry”
The two-time Oscar nominee found safety and support in the making of ‘Prima Facie,’ which offers an unflinching look at the aftermath of sexual assault. In her first interview about the film, she explains, “I would go too far and it would be hard to come back.”
The Hollywood Reporter•David Canfield11 Sept
‘Man in Motion: The Rick Hansen Story’ Doc Takes Viewers Back to 1980s Globe-Circling Wheelchair Trek: “It’s Just Insane”
Director Adrian Buitenhuis explores the extremes of a paraplegic athlete pushing himself to the limits of human endurance in a visceral film set for a Toronto Film Fest world premiere.
The Hollywood Reporter•Etan Vlessing11 Sept
Freeze Turkey! 50 Years Later, the Wild True Story Behind ‘Charlie’s Angels‘
The behind-the-scenes betrayals. The casting chaos. The simmering resentments. The itsy-bitsy bikinis. Turns out the set of this 70s TV phenomenon wasn't always heaven.
The Hollywood Reporter•Lexy Perez11 Sept
Toronto: Global Media Producers Urge Stronger Local Content Laws to Fend Off Streaming Domination
A consortium of 23 industry groups warned the “ubiquity of global streaming services puts local stories at risk” as Netflix, Amazon and YouTube reshape the global TV market,
The Hollywood Reporter•Etan Vlessing11 Sept
‘9/11: Reunited’ Firefighter on Giuliani’s Mamdani Attack: “Leave Politics Out of It”
In the National Geographic docuseries, Bill Spade, the sole survivor of Staten Island’s Rescue Company 5 crew, finally tells an NYPD officer’s sons about their father’s last moments.
The Hollywood Reporter•Seth Abramovitch11 Sept
Toronto: Ex-Prime Minister Justin Trudeau Launches Film, TV Production Banner Hope & Hard Work
The former Canadian politician has found time away from partner and pop star Katy Perry to develop a scripted and unscripted slate alongside co-founder Katie Telford.
The Hollywood Reporter•Etan Vlessing11 Sept
Toronto’s Best Hotel Lobbies
From King West to Yorkville, these five Toronto hotels become unofficial festival headquarters for industry meetings, late-night drinks, talent sightings and the occasional escape between screenings.
The Hollywood Reporter•Melinda Sheckells11 Sept
With ‘Trash Mountain,’ Caleb Hearon Becomes Your New Favorite Indie Darling
The comedian and podcaster stars in the TIFF dramedy that takes inspiration from his own life: “I never thought we would honestly make a movie about it.”
The Hollywood Reporter•Mia Galuppo11 Sept
How ‘Obsession’ Rewrote TIFF History
A year after a $750,000 horror movie became the biggest Toronto sale ever, can the fest’s first official market catch that lightning again?
The Hollywood Reporter•Kevin Cassidy11 Sept
The Don of Hollywood North Takes His Final Bow
After 50 years, $2 billion in production and an Oscar for Chicago, Don Carmody is retiring — with one final gift to Canada’s next producers.
The Hollywood Reporter•Georg Szalai11 Sept
Toronto Builds Its One-Stop Shop
TIFF market boss Geoff Macnaughton on the festival’s new financing forum, why streamers are shifting how they buy, and building a market for film, TV and beyond.
The Hollywood Reporter•Georg Szalai11 Sept