Anne Hathaway’s Remarkable Five-Film Tour de Force Showcases a Movie Star at Full Power

With major roles in "Mother Mary," "The Devil Wears Prada 2," "The Odyssey," "The End of Oak Street," and "Verity," Anne Hathaway has accomplished one of Hollywood's rarest feats: five major releases in a single year, showcasing a remarkable range across genres.

By Hugh Hart  |  5 hours ago
From “Channel Zero” to “Brand New Cherry Flavor” & “Verity”: The Wild Interior World of Writer Nick Antosca

Before the monsters, jump scares, and special effects, there is the writer. We take a look inside the singular imagination of “Verity” screenwriter Nick Antosca, whose work in “Channel Zero” and “Brand New Cherry Flavor” helped redefine modern horror.

By Hugh Gallagher  |  October 20, 2026

Interview

Cinematographer

“Love of Your Life” DP Todd Banhazl on Finding a Spiritual Collaborator in Director Rachel Morrison

Cinematographer Todd Banhazl discusses partnering with director Rachel Morrison to create the visual language of “Love of Your Life,” using light, shadow, and evocative locations to chart Margaret Qualley's moving journey through grief and renewal.

By Loren King  |  October 19, 2026

Interview

Production Designer

Hitchcockian by Design: Production Designer Amy Williams on Building Anne Hathaway’s Luxe Labyrinth in “Verity”

Drawing inspiration from Hitchcock, De Palma, striking architecture, and close collaboration with Anne Hathaway and Michael Showalter, production designer Amy Williams built the seductive, unsettling world of “Verity,” where every room conceals a clue.

By Simon Thompson  |  October 6, 2026

Interview

Director

“Verity” Director Michael Showalter On How Anne Hathaway, Hitchcock & Upstate New York Were Key To His Vision

Director Michael Showalter takes us inside “Verity,” his adaptation of Colleen Hoover's bestselling thriller, discussing Anne Hathaway's fearless performance, Hitchcock-inspired influences, a one-of-a-kind filming location, and the enduring appeal of mid-budget suspense.

By Simon Thompson  |  October 1, 2026

Interview

Actor

The Formula for Romance: Lili Reinhart on Reviving the Rom-Com Magic in “The Love Hypothesis”

Lili Reinhart discusses starring opposite Tom Bateman in “The Love Hypothesis,” rediscovering her love of romantic comedies, and paying tribute to the genre's most iconic leading ladies through a press tour inspired by the films she grew up watching.

By Andria Moore  |  September 28, 2026

Interview

Actor, Producer, Screenwriter, Showrunner

License to Reveal: Emmy Nominee Riz Ahmed on the Vulnerability Behind “Bait”

Riz Ahmed opens up about transforming his own experiences into “Bait,” the deeply personal Prime Video series he wrote, produced, and stars in. The Emmy nominee discusses family, identity, fame, vulnerability, and the long road to self-love.

By Daron James  |  August 24, 2026

Interview

Director, Screenwriter

“Is God Is” Writer/Director Aleshea Harris on Faith, Fury, and Igniting a Scorching Revenge Odyssey

Writer/director Aleshea Harris brings a blazing, genre-bending vision to “Is God Is,” a revenge road movie steeped in biblical myth and emotional fire. In adapting her own play, Harris crafts a singular cinematic experience—one where questions of fate, faith, and family burn just as fiercely as the story’s quest for vengeance.

By Jack Giroux  |  May 21, 2026
The Hunt for 007 Is On: Casting Director Nina Gold Leads High-Stakes Search for Denis Villeneuve’s James Bond

“The search for the next James Bond is underway,” Amazon MGM Studios said as Oscar-nominated casting director Nina Gold begins auditions for Denis Villeneuve’s upcoming film, setting the stage for one of the most high-stakes casting decisions in Hollywood.

By The Credits  |  May 15, 2026

Interview

Composer

“Project Hail Mary” Composer Daniel Pemberton’s Mad Scientist Approach to the Ryan Gosling Hit

For "Project Hail Mary," composer Daniel Pemberton treated the score like an experiment—building tension from tapped wood, distorted voices, and human touch to make space feel both strange and intimate.

By Jack Giroux  |  April 6, 2026
Amazon MGM’s “Project Hail Mary” Has One of the Best Second Weekends in Modern Box Office History

Ryan Gosling’s journey into deep space has become a box office event. Amazon MGM Studios’ "Project Hail Mary" has blasted past the $300 million mark worldwide, overtaking Creed III to become the studio’s most successful film to date—and doing so with one of the strongest second weekends in modern box office history.

By The Credits  |  March 30, 2026

Interview

Sound Designer

“Project Hail Mary” Sound Designers Erik Aadahl and Ethan Van der Ryn on Creating Rocky’s Alien Language

Sound designers Erik Aadahl and Ethan Van der Ryn discuss how they created Rocky’s fully realized alien language for "Project Hail Mary"—using music, nature, and months of experimentation.

By Hugh Hart  |  March 24, 2026

Interview

Screenwriter

From Page to Orbit: Screenwriter Drew Goddard on Adapting “Project Hail Mary” for the Big Screen

When Drew Goddard first read Andy Weir’s "Project Hail Mary," there was a moment—two‑thirds of the way in—that made the hair stand up on the back of his neck. That was when he knew he had to protect what made the story different, bringing its humor, heart, and emotional reversals to the screen without sanding off the edges that made it special.

By Leslie Combemale  |  March 23, 2026
Ryan Gosling Goes Interstellar as “Project Hail Mary” Delivers Amazon MGM Studios’ Biggest Opening Ever

Ryan Gosling has officially blasted into orbit. "Project Hail Mary" launched Amazon MGM Studios’ sci‑fi epic into historic territory with an $80.5 million opening weekend, marking the biggest debut of the year—and the largest opening in the studio’s history.

By The Credits  |  March 23, 2026
Ryan Gosling Soars in “Project Hail Mary” as Critics Praise a Big‑Hearted Space Epic

Ryan Gosling’s latest space odyssey has landed — and critics are over the moon. Phil Lord and Chris Miller’s "Project Hail Mary," adapted from Andy Weir’s hit novel, is earning early raves for its blend of big‑hearted sci‑fi spectacle, Gosling’s standout performance, and the film’s unexpected emotional core: an interstellar friendship that critics say makes this cosmic epic soar.

By The Credits  |  March 10, 2026

Interview

Production Designer

Production Designer Scott Dougan Turns Chris Hemsworth’s “Crime 101” Into a High-Gloss L.A. Fever Dream

Scott Dougan has spent his career absorbing the real texture of Los Angeles — the sun‑faded corners, the hidden views, the neighborhoods that rarely show up on screen. In Crime 101, director Bart Layton’s sleek, high‑stakes heist thriller adapted from Don Winslow’s novella, Dougan finally gets to unleash that knowledge.

By Daron James  |  February 27, 2026
“Masters of the Universe” Trailer Finds Nicholas Galitzine’s He-Man Battling Jared Leto’s Skeletor

Nicholas Galitzine is He-Man. Jared Leto is Skeletor. Director Travis Knight's "Masters of the Universe" dropped its first full trailer, which finds He-Man going from a corporate cubicle to cosmic battle.

By The Credits  |  January 23, 2026
First “Masters of The Universe” Teaser Reveals Nicholas Galitzine as He-Man

By the power of Grayskull! The first teaser for Travis Knight's "Masters of the Universe" starring Nicholas Galitzine as He-Man has arrived.

By The Credits  |  January 21, 2026

Interview

Production Designer

“Hedda” Production Designer Cara Brower on Transforming a Stunning Estate for Tessa Thompson’s Rogue Heroine

To re-animate playwright Henrik Ibsen’s famously unhappy heroine Hedda Gabler, writer-director Nia DaCosta cast her longtime muse Tessa Thompson as the star of Hedda (opening Oct. 22). This vivid adaptation, featuring Nina Hoss in the gender-switched role of an ex-lover along with Imogen Poots, Tom Bateman and Nicholas Pinnock, takes place in 1950s England at a raucous party complicated by jealousy, existential angst, feminist fury, a precious manuscript and one handgun...

By Hugh Hart  |  October 20, 2025

Interview

Production Designer

“After the Hunt” Production Designer Stefano Baisi on Creating Three Generations of History in One Apartment

It’s no accident that Oscar-nominated Call Me by Your Name director Luca Guadagnino‘s movies look as elegant as they do. The Italian filmmaker has a side hustle as an interior designer. In 2017, he launched his eponymous studio and hired architect Stefano Baisi, who helped him design shops, hotels, Dior fashion shows, and luxury apartments. Last year, Baisi crossed over to film by conjuring a surreal 1950s Mexico City for Queer, Guadagnino’s adaptation of William Burroughs’...

By Hugh Hart  |  October 13, 2025