Elizabeth Woodward The documentary filmmaker, whose latest project was short-listed for an Academy Award, on the importance of privacy in our data-crazed world
Call Me! American Gigolo swaggered into theaters 40 years ago this month and forever rocked the worlds of film, fashion, music, and sex. An oral history
Smokin’! Coming off A Star Is Born, Bradley Cooper will portray Leonard Bernstein in a Spielberg-and-Scorsese-backed production
Elle Accuse! Protesters vow to disrupt France’s Oscars after Polanski is nominated for his Dreyfus film
Cinema Paradiso In her debut movie, Gianni Agnelli’s granddaughter tells the story of an eccentric family in early 1990s Italy
All Fact-Checked on the Western Front How much in Sam Mendes’s film 1917 is actually true?
The Godfather of Comedy After The Death of Stalin and Veep, Armando Iannucci brings a new comedy to HBO, and a new David Copperfield to the screen
France’s New Victor Hugo The country’s Oscar entry takes on class and race in the streets of Paris
Why Are We Still Loving Friends? It’s the most streamed show on Netflix. Teenagers quote its jokes—even though it is 25 years old. So what explains its appeal?
Little Woman Florence Pugh is a kick playing the least likable March sister in Greta Gerwig’s film adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s novel
Prima Time Francesca Hayward arrives in Cats, Coppélia, and Romeo and Juliet: Beyond Words
It’s Murphy’s Law, Live!
Mischief Theatre, the comedy group that gave us The Play That Goes Wrong, gets a new series
The Man Behind Daniel Craig’s Mississippi Drawl Rian Johnson, the creator of Knives Out, reveals how he updated Hitchcock, Sleuth, and Christie
The Jewel in The Crown
Erin Doherty is pure ebullience, even if her Princess Anne is something else entirely
Behind The Crown The inside story of how the show’s creator, Peter Morgan, mixes facts with dramatic inventiveness
Dream Come True An excerpt from a new book reveals how Disneyland came to be
Beyond the White Bikini
Ursula Andress, no Hollywood careerist, found fame and has enjoyed a “very lucky” life regardless
Cuban Revolution Ana de Armas, the Knives Out actress and soon-to-be Bond girl, on working with Daniel Craig and Chris Evans
Nouvelle Vague The French New Wave film posters quickly became as groundbreaking as the 50s and 60s films themselves. A new book highlights the designers behind the movement’s explosive aesthetic
Before Before Sunrise Julie Delpy and Ethan Hawke on how they made their memorable trilogy
The Polanski Affair Will American audiences ever see An Officer and a Spy after the exiled director likened his rape case to the anti-Semitic false charges leveled against Alfred Dreyfus?
Deconstructing Ralph Lauren A new documentary explores the life and legacy of the man behind the mega-brand
Here’s to You, Mr. Nichols Graydon Carter toasts Ash Carter and Sam Kashner at Monkey Bar to celebrate their new oral biography of Mike Nichols
