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The last time Daniel Craig was at New York City’s Museum of Modern Art, he received a Tarot reading from Alejandro Jodorowsky. Since there was no clear way to top that, Craig decided to go deeper rather than wilder with a Q&A held on the evening of March 3 (just hours before news broke that… via… Continue reading Daniel Craig Only Wanted to Play James Bond So He Could Break 007 Tradition — IndieWire

In the film industry’s fast-changing response to the coronavirus that’s now affected the entire planet, the decision by United Artists, Universal, and EON to shift “ 916 more words via After ‘No Time to Die,’ Studio Release Dates Face Hard Decisions and New Opportunities — IndieWire

The Coronavirus outbreak is disrupting entertainment events in Hollywood and around the world, from the theatrical releases of major studio tentpoles to the launch of film festivals and TV conferences. 1,057 more words via Coronavirus Cancellations: Every Film, TV Show, and Event Affected by the Outbreak — IndieWire

Netflix has unveiled the trailer for “Ozark” Season 3, and it’s clear that the Byrde family is only getting darker. The new season, which will center on the power struggle between Marty ( 356 more words via ‘Ozark’: Netflix Unveils Suitably Grim and Violent Season 3 Trailer — IndieWire

DreamWorks Animation’s latest short, “To: Gerard,” a love letter to Manhattan and magic, directed by storyboard artist Taylor Meacham (“Trolls”), will premiere at the… 4,275 more words via DreamWorks Animated Short, ‘To: Gerard,’ to Premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival — IndieWire

“Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker” was a huge disappointment among film critics, but the negative critical reception to the movie is nothing compared to the reaction greeting “Star Wars” in the wake of the film’s novelization. 547 more words via ‘Star Wars’ Outrage Grows After ‘Rise of Skywalker’ Novel Reveals Truth About Rey’s Father —… Continue reading ‘Star Wars’ Outrage Grows After ‘Rise of Skywalker’ Novel Reveals Truth About Rey’s Father — IndieWire

Personal stories aren’t new to Pixar: Pete Docter dealt with his fears in “Monsters, Inc.,” “Up,” “Inside Out,” and the upcoming “Soul” (June 19). Andrew Stanton delved into being an overprotective father in “Finding Nemo.” However, all of the stories stopped short of using the filmmaker’s actual biographies. 1,011 more words via ‘Onward’: Director Dan Scanlon… Continue reading ‘Onward’: Director Dan Scanlon Bared His Soul For Pixar, and That Was Only the Beginning — IndieWire