Latest by Mike Ryan
Retrospective
On the occasion of the sequel's 40th anniversary, star Robert Englund (Freddy Krueger himself!) and director Jack Sholder tell IndieWire about changing attitudes toward the film, the power of Mark Patton, and what's in the franchise's future.
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Filmmaker Interview
The filmmaker tells IndieWire why his film about The Boss might not be what the “casual fan” is looking for but why it suits his vision — and Springsteen’s. Plus: the character he had to change, the sequels that might come, and a banger of a cut scene.
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Filmmaker Interview
Ahead of the festival's opening night world premiere of "John Candy: I Like Me," filmmaker Hanks told IndieWire about the challenges of making a doc about someone universally beloved — and the many surprises along the way.
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Interview
TIFF: In James Vanderbilt's historical drama "Nuremberg," the actor plays Supreme Court justice Robert H. Jackson, a very serious role in a film with a surprising edge of humor. He tells IndieWire about preparing for the role, performing R.E.M. on the road, and his history of in-interview prank-pulling.
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'70s Week
'70s Week: When the controversial film arrived as part of the beloved boutique distributor's storied collection, its odd lack of availability turned it into a curiosity for film freaks of all kinds. What happened?
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Anniversaries
Stars Helen Slater, Keith Gordon, and Yeardley Smith, plus director Matthew Robbins and super-fan Emily V. Gordon tell IndieWire why a film that notoriously bombed in theaters has emerged as one of the true gems of '80s cinema.
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Interview
No, not all superheroes can be "noble and heroic," the "Superman" star tells IndieWire. But they sure can still have some fun, just as he does with his long-awaited role as the bowl-cut-sporting Green Lantern Guy Gardner.
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Interview
The screenwriter behind the first two "Jurassic Park" films returns after nearly three decades away, and tells IndieWire how his new script doesn't betray the previous trilogy, if more of these movies are in his future, and a dino-sex scene that was cut.
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Filmmaker Interview
The filmmaker behind such King adaptations as "Doctor Sleep" and "Gerald's Game" tells IndieWire how he tapped into a different side of the author's work with his award-winning feature, and the real-life tragedy that shaped it.
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Interview
Actor Rolf Saxon tells IndieWire about the wild ride to stealing the show, then and now: "Twenty-nine years ago, I have two lines in one of the biggest films of the year. Twenty-nine years later, they put me in the film. That doesn’t happen."
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Pssshhew
"Andor" is about regular people rising up against an evil government, no Jedi-wielded weapons required. That's not only a first for live-action "Star Wars" properties, it may also hold the key to what fans really want to see from this franchise.
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Filmmaker Interview
As the long-awaited sequel for the surprise action hit finally arrives, O'Connor tells IndieWire his vibes-heavy idea for a third film, how he got star Ben Affleck to dance, and what it's like for a director to direct another director.
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