How Paul Newman brought Scorsese and Tom Cruise together — and finally won his Oscar
Forty years on, ‘The Color of Money’ remains a 1980s classic and a reminder that unlikely collaborations can produce extraordinary results
Fifty years ago, Hollywood took a chance on what became classics
In 1976 ‘Taxi Driver’, ‘All the President’s Men’ and ‘Network’ all offered an alternative view of the US
‘Music, Fashion, Film’ and the death of ‘Brat’: Charli XCX’s new creative era
The British artist launches her much-awaited collaborative project with producers A.G. Cook and Finn Keane on July 24
The creative director of Chanel shuns the ‘Wild West’ look: ‘We already have too many cowboys in this world’
EL PAÍS went inside Thomas du Pré de Saint Maur’s headquarters. He is the creative mind behind Chanel’s No. 5 fragrance, which remains timeless. During this interview, he describes how he recruited superstar Jacob Elordi as the new ambassador for Bleu de Chanel L’Exclusif
Tony Leung, actor: ‘I considered quitting because I was on the verge of an existential boredom, but working with Wong Kar-wai transformed me’
His role in ‘In the Mood for Love’ made him the world’s most melancholic lover. But the Hong Kong actor is versatile: he started with comic roles and moved on to action films. His latest release is ‘Silent Friend,’ in which he plays a neurologist fascinated by plants
Anne Hathaway, Martin Scorsese, Charlie XCX... Hollywood lands on Letterboxd: An impossible romance?
Increasingly, major stars are using the film review platform, while recently famous names have had their anonymous critiques exposed. In any case, the debate has begun about whether the app will maintain its authenticity and credibility
Jaafar Jackson’s journey to portray his uncle, Michael Jackson, in the King of Pop’s biopic
Work on the production began several years ago and the movie covers the career of the legendary artist, omitting the darker episodes of his private life, such as accusations of child sexual abuse
Tom Cruise, Hollywood’s last great star: The actor’s style and successes in 27 images
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Finally awarded the Oscar that eluded him, we look back at the life of a performer born for blockbuster cinema
The ‘Queen Mary’s’ strange second life: From maritime jewel to paranormal attraction
The ocean liner, once a symbol of British power that helped defeat Hitler, has become a favorite setting for horror films
Martin Scorsese, as saintly as he is sinful
A documentary series on Apple TV, directed by Rebecca Miller, brilliantly analyzes the life and work of the legendary filmmaker and uncovers secrets from his past
Martin Scorsese, Al Pacino, John Malkovich, Oscar Isaac, and Gal Gadot hunt for the original manuscript of the ‘Divine Comedy’
Julian Schnabel finally premieres ‘In the Hand of Dante’ at the Venice Film Festival, his eventful tribute to the Italian poet, which unforeseen events delayed for decades
Patti Smith, the poet who became a rock legend
Celebrating 50 years of her first album ‘Horses,’ with which she revolutionized music and literature while remaining true to herself
‘Cinema for morons’ and ‘pompous garbage’: The first ‘Star Wars’ script that absolutely no one liked
In the summer of 1975, George Lucas presented a draft he had written ‘for children between 10 and 12 years old’ to friends such as Francis Ford Coppola and Brian de Palma
Jessa Crispin: ‘Michael Douglas’s films perfectly represent the new masculinity’
The American writer has published the book ‘What’s Wrong with Men?’ in which she asserts that the actor’s filmography explains the crisis of masculinity
Eight films and series about Pope Francis
Jorge Mario Bergoglio has been interviewed by filmmakers such as Wim Wenders and Gianfranco Rosi, and has been played by Jonathan Pryce, Darío Grandinetti and Rodrigo de la Serna
Inside ‘The Studio’: A satire of Hollywood’s hectic and high-stakes world
EL PAÍS talks to Seth Rogen, the creator, director and star of a show about the day-to-day life of a movie studio executive. The series features dozens of cameos such as Martin Scorsese, Steve Buscemi, Olivia Wilde and Charlize Theron
Jude Law: ‘For me, Star Wars is a children’s fantasy. But you can put adult themes into any children’s fantasy’
The young heartthrob who dazzled viewers with ‘The Talented Mr Ripley’ is now a talented 51-year-old actor with an enviable philosophy of life
When Francis Ford Coppola made a Soviet sex monster film: The B-movie beginnings of the maker of ‘The Godfather’
Sixty years before the very expensive and recently released ‘Megalopolis,’ one of the members of the New Hollywood movement began his career with Roger Corman, king of low budget movies
No money for David Lynch and no distributor for Francis Ford Coppola: Hollywood is no country for old men
Netflix has passed on funding one final project for the director of ‘Mulholland Drive,’ John Waters still has no financing for his, and ‘Megalopolis’ is trying to find a backer in the US
Nepotism in Cannes: Francesca Scorsese and Sawyer Spielberg’s movie premiere sparks debate on nepo babies
News that the children of the legendary filmmakers will be starring in the comedy ‘Christmas Eve in Miller’s Point’ has reopened debate about how the children of celebrities are encroaching upon Hollywood
‘Oppenheimer’ dominates Oscar night, winning seven awards
Emma Stone wins her second Academy Award for ‘Poor Things,’ the Yorghos Lanthimos film that took home four prizes
‘Anatomy of a Fall’: The miracle of a film that France rejected for the Oscars
Director Justine Triet once believed that her movie, nominated for five Academy Awards, would not have any success or impact. After conducting an impeccable campaign in the United States, with dogs and ‘hot lawyers’ included, anything is possible at Sunday’s ceremony
2024 Oscars: Where to watch, time and everything else you need to know
‘Oppenheimer’ is the most nominated film at the ceremony, and its main stars Cillian Murphy and Robert Downey Jr. could take home a statue
Lily Gladstone’s Oscar nomination is a step towards addressing the history of humiliation and lies Hollywood has foisted upon Indigenous people
The first Indigenous person from the lands known as the United States to be nominated for Best Actress revives the debate around her community’s sparse representation in the cinematographic industry
When the Navajos fooled John Ford
The difference between the way ‘Cheyenne Autumn’ was shot 60 years ago and the recent ' Killers of the Flower Moon’ reflects Hollywood’s radical change toward Native Americans
Lily Gladstone, Oscar nominee for ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’: ‘The world has to start getting worried about the return of Trump’
The Piegan Blackfeet and Nez Perce actress feels the weight of ‘being an ambassador for a great community,’ and fights to communicate to fans that the film’s true protagonists are the Osage
2024 Oscar nominations: For once, let’s talk about good cinema
The Academy Award nominees show that it’s been a year of amazing movies. What’s more, these are the very films that are in the running for a statuette — hallelujah!
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