Though he doesn't tap into drama as much as Adam Sandler, Stranger Than Fiction proves Will Ferrell pulls at heartstrings as much as he can make us laugh.
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In The Morning Watch, John Oliver grills Dustin Hoffman about sexual harassment, see how a professional grade Chewbacca mask is made and more.
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The Meyerowitz Stories Trailer hints at Adam Sandler giving his first genuinely great performance since Punch-Drunk Love.
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Watch The Meyerowitz Stories trailer to get a glimpse at the career-best performance that Adam Sandler received rave reviews for at Cannes.
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Early buzz from The Meyerowitz Stories reviews at the Cannes Film Festival indicate the Netflix movie has one of Adam Sandler's best performances ever.
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Netflix has acquired Noah Baumbach's new film, which stars Ben Stiller, Adam Sandler, and Dustin Hoffman.
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It may not have a title yet, but the next Noah Baumbach movie stars Adam Sandler, Ben Stiller, Dustin Hoffman and Emma Thompson.
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A new Kung Fu Panda 3 clip brings Jack Black's unlikely martial artist to a Secret Panda Village, where he can finally be among his own kind.
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A new Kung Fu Panda 3 trailer has arrived, showing that Po has quite the task ahead of him: training a panda village to fight a new, threatening evil.
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The cast of the DreamWorks Animation sequel just made a roster change as Kate Hudson joins Kung Fu Panda 3, replacing the previously cast Rebel Wilson.
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Watch the first Lance Armstrong biopic trailer. The Program stars Ben Foster as the disgraced cyclist. Stephen Frears directed.
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Check out the Boychoir trailer. Dustin Hoffman leads the indie drama as a sour choirmaster who trains a remarkable young talent (Garrett Wareing).
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The Cobbler stars Adam Sandler, Steve Buscemi, Dustin Hoffman and more. It opens March 13 and you can see the latest Cobbler trailer here.
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The first Chef trailer has been released. Jon Favreau writes, directs and stars in the light hearted drama about a cook who starts a food truck.
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Adam Sandler seemed like an unexpected choice when indie filmmaker Tom McCarthy cast him in The Cobbler, but what we didn't know at the time was that he was just the beginning of a very eclectic cast. Downton Abbey's Dan Stevens was the next to sign on, and now Dustin Hoffman, Steve Buscemi, and Method Man have…
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Proving it's never too late for fresh starts, Dustin Hoffman is embarking on a brand-new directing career at the ripe old age of 75. His first feature is Quartet, a gentle Brit comedy-drama set in a home for retired opera performers. Billy Connolly, Pauline Collins, and Tom Courtenay plays a trio of longtime friends and…
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Dustin Hoffman has long been established as one of the most significant actors of his generation, but he has never directed a film until now*. His directorial debut, Quartet, is based on an acclaimed play by Ronald Harwood (who also scripted Hoffman's film) and it stars some real luminaries: Maggie Smith, Billy Connolly, Pauline Collins,…
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There's plenty of good stuff in today's TV Bits, including new trailers for HBO's Luck and Showtime's House of Lies, which I'm hoping will help the one bit of really bad news go down a bit easier: NBC's benching its highly praised but under-watched Community. After the jump: NBC puts Community on hiatus and picks…
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Though the small screen retains an unfair reputation as a lesser medium -- think of all the snobby types who'll brag about not owning a television, but would never be so dismissive about books or movies -- the truth is that the medium varies as much as any other. Today's TV Bits runs the gamut…
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Michael Mann (Heat) and David Milch (Deadwood) have collaborated on Luck, a new HBO series that takes place in the world of horse racing. Dustin Hoffman plays what looks like this series' rough equivalent to Al Swearingen, and Nick Nolte, Richard Kind, Dennis Farina, John Ortiz, Joan Allen, Ian Hart, Kevin Dunn, Kerry Condon, Tom…
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Whitney Houston is set to return to the big screen for the first time in 15 years for Sparkle, a remake of the 1976 drama based on the real-life tale of Diana Ross and The Supremes (yes, kind of like Dreamgirls, only Sparkle came first). The story follows the rise and fall of fictional girl…
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I never thought I'd be this jazzed to see a horse-racing drama, but 'jazzed' only begins to capture how I feel after watching the first behind the scenes look at Luck, the HBO show from Michael Mann and David Milch that stars Dustin Hoffman and Nick Nolte. This video is a relatively brief featurette on…
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Sony Pictures Classics have released the movie trailer for Barney's Version,an independent drama which premiered at the Venice/Toronto film festivals in September to mostly positive reviews. Based on Mordecai Richler's prize-winning comic novel, the film stars Paul Giamatti as Barney Panofsky, a "hard-drinking, cigar-smoking, foulmouthed 65-year old hockey fanatic and television producer" who "reflects on…
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We've seen a teaser and an international trailer for Little Fockers, the second sequel to Meet the Parents, and now there is a full theatrical trailer. What's the difference? In addition to showing more plot and (depending on your point of view) jokes, this trailer has a few shots of Dustin Hoffman, whose mart was…
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The Toronto Film Festival is just getting underway, and already one film has been picked up for Us distribution. Sarah's Key, starring Kristen Scott Thomas, was picked up by The Weinstein Commpany today as the first official buy of the fest. More info on the film after the break, along with good breaks for Barney's…
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Not long ago we heard that reshoots for Universal's threequel Little Fockers were potentially going to involve Dustin Hoffman, who appeared in Meet the Fockers, the first sequel to Meet the Parents. Hoffman had originally declined to be a part of Little Fockers for a variety of reported reasons. (Scheduling, the part written for him,…
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UPDATE: The LA Times talked to Universal chairman Adam Fogelson, who said the film is testing well and added, "As we're continuing to refine the film, one of the ideas that's certainly a possibility is having Dustin be a part of the picture. We didn't call him and say that we desperately need his help…
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