'Uncut Gems' Directors The Safdie Brothers Set TV Deal With HBO And A24
The directors of Good Time and Uncut Gems are heading to premium cable. Read about the Safdie Brothers HBO and A24 deal here.
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'The Curse': Nathan Fielder Teams With 'Uncut Gems' Directors For Showtime Comedy Series
Nathan For You's Nathan Fielder will star in The Curse, a new Showtime comedy series he developed with the Safdie Brothers (Uncut Gems).
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2020 Independent Spirit Awards Winners: 'The Farewell' And 'Uncut Gems' Victories Make Up For The Lack Of Oscars Love
The 2020 Independent Spirit Awards winners have been announced, and The Farewell and Uncut Gems have plenty to celebrate.
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The Morning Watch: 'Uncut Gems' Scene Breakdown, THR's Actors Roundtable & More
In this edition, get an Uncut Gems scene breakdown from directors Benny & Josh Safdie, watch THR's Actors roundtable, and more.
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Watch: 'Goldman V Silverman', A Short Film From The 'Uncut Gems' Team Of Adam Sandler And The Safdie Brothers
Adam Sandler reunites with the Safdie Brothers (Uncut Gems) in Goldman v Silverman, a new short film in which Sandler faces off against Benny Safdie.
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The Morning Watch: THR's 2020 Directors Roundtable, 'Uncut Gems' Script Breakdown & More
In this ediiton, watch the hour-long 2020 THR Directors Roundtable, listen to a script breakdown from the writers of Uncut Gems, and more.
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'48 Hours' Remake Coming From 'Good Time' Directors The Safdie Brothers
Good Time directors Josh and Benny Safdie are directing a 48 Hours remake for Paramount, with comedian Jerrod Carmichael co-writing the screenplay.
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'Good Time' Trailer: An Unrecognizable Robert Pattinson Races Against Time
Robert Pattinson stars in the trailer for 'Good Time,' a Cannes darling about a man trying to get his brother out of jail directed by the Safdie Brothers.
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This Week In Trailers: The Goob, Heaven Knows What, Gabriel, The Stranger, Güeros
Trailers are an under-appreciated art form insofar that many times they’re seen as vehicles for showing footage, explaining films away, or showing their hand about what moviegoers can expect. Foreign, domestic, independent, big budget: What better way to hone your skills as a thoughtful moviegoer than by deconstructing these little pieces of advertising? This week…
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