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  • Tom Hardy's Walker fights with a thug on the upper level of a club in Havoc

    How Havoc Director Gareth Evans Created The Movie's Biggest, Wildest Action Setpieces [Exclusive Interview]

    By Ben Pearson

    The Raid's Gareth Evans is back with Havoc, a hard-hitting action film starring Tom Hardy, and the director told us about crafting those ambitious setpieces.

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  • Clover has something on her face in Until Dawn

    Until Dawn Director David F. Sandberg Had To Convince His Colleagues To Attempt In-Camera Special Effects [Exclusive]

    By Bill Bria

    Until Dawn director David F. Sandberg had to convince some of his colleagues (and the studio) that he could do some of the movie's effects practically.

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  • Writer/creator Tony Gilroy and actor Genevieve O'Reilly on the set of Andor season 2

    Andor Showrunner Tony Gilroy Explains The 'Big Galactic Hit' & The Wedding Scene Disco Droid [Exclusive Interview]

    By Jeremy Mathai

    We spoke with showrunner Tony Gilroy and Mon Mothma actress Genevieve O'Reilly about Andor season 2, creative freedom, that awesome disco droid, and more.

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  • Delroy Lindo as Delta Slim in Sinners

    Delroy Lindo Didn't See Sinners As A Horror Movie [Exclusive Interview]

    By BJ Colangelo

    We spoke with the incomparable Delroy Lindo about working with Ryan Coogler on Sinners, why he didn't see the movie as a horror film, and much more.

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  • Meghann Fahy's Violet on the ground surrounded by broken glass in Drop

    Drop Director Christopher Landon Is Fighting To Keep Original Movies Alive [Exclusive Interview]

    By Ryan Scott

    Christopher Landon, director of the new thriller Drop, says it's harder than ever to convince studios to make original films. Read our full interview with him.

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  • Will Poulter's Erik looks confused in Warfare

    How Warfare Directors Alex Garland And Ray Mendoza Made One Of The Most Intense War Films Ever [Exclusive Interview]

    By Jacob Hall

    We sat down with Alex Garland and Ray Mendoza, the directors of A24's Warfare, to talk about how they made one of the most intense war films of all time.

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  • Claire, Chris, Shannon, and Jason look down at someone in a room at Camp Pineway in Hell of a Summer

    Finn Wolfhard Took Inspiration From Unlikely Comedies To Make His New Slasher Horror Movie [Exclusive]

    By Ben Pearson

    Stranger Things star Finn Wolfhard tells us the unexpected films that inspired him and Hell of a Summer co-director Billy Bryk when making their horror comedy.

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  • Herb and Nell singing at Charles' table in The Ballad of Wallis Island

    One Of 2025's Best Films Is An Adaptation Of A Short Film From 2007

    By Ben Pearson

    The Ballad of Wallis Island, the latest entry in the unofficial subgenre of "gentle cinema," is based on a short film from nearly 20 years ago.

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  • Chris Farley's Tommy, in a white shirt and out of breath on the college quad in Tommy Boy

    Tommy Boy Director's Favorite Chris Farley Memory Involves A Classic Movie Star Impression And Some Car Chaos [Exclusive]

    By Ben Pearson

    Tommy Boy is 30 years old this year, and the director shares his favorite Chris Farley memory and several stories about making the movie on today's /Film Daily.

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  • Daft Punk re-rezz The Grid in Tron: Legacy

    Why Do So Many Modern Film Scores Sound Like '80s Music? The Movie Music Investigation You Need

    By Bill Bria

    Have you noticed that a lot of modern film and TV scores have an '80s-inspired sound? We spoke with several composers to find out why that vibe has persisted.

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  • Danielle Deadwyler's Ramona fearfully approaching the woman in The Woman in the Yard

    The Woman In The Yard Brings One Of Horror's Most Underrated Directors Back To The Genre

    By Ryan Scott

    After years of making massive-budgeted franchise plays, director Jaume Collet-Serra returns to horror with The Woman in the Yard.

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  • Okwui Okpokwasili as The Woman in her black veil in The Woman in the Yard

    The Woman In The Yard Looks To Resurrect That Vintage Blumhouse Horror Vibe

    By Ryan Scott

    We visited the set of Blumhouse's newest horror movie, The Woman in the Yard. Here's what we learned and what we saw on the production's last day.

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  • Bill Skarsgård as Eddie, shirtless and trapped in an SUV in Locked

    Bill Skarsgård's Thriller Locked Went Above And Beyond To Maximize Its Primary Location [Exclusive]

    By Ben Pearson

    Locked director David Yarovesky and his team went all-out creating an SUV where Bill Skarsgård becomes trapped. Here's how they pulled off one incredible shot.

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  • Ariel endures a strange ceremonial dinner in Opus

    Opus Director Mark Anthony Green Wrote A 350-Page Cult Manual We'll Never Get To Read [Exclusive Interview]

    By Bill Bria

    Mark Anthony Green, the writer/director of A24's Opus, tells us about creating credible pop music for his film & writing a cult manual we'll never get to read.

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  • Daffy and Porky crying in each other's faces while they're trapped in a prison that has laser beams for bars

    Why Bugs Bunny Doesn't Appear In A New Historic Looney Tunes Feature Film

    By Ben Pearson

    Bugs Bunny does not appear in The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie. The director explains why that character sat out this historic Looney Tunes film.

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  • Robert Pattinson as Mickey 18 and Mickey 17 in the snow

    Bong Joon Ho Knows Mickey 17 Reflects Our World, Toni Collette And Naomi Ackie Know How To Survive It [Exclusive Interview]

    By BJ Colangelo

    Bong Joon Ho and actors Toni Collette and Naomi Ackie talk about how their new film Mickey 17 reflects our world, and how to survive oppressive conditions.

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  • Charlie Cox as Matt Murdock and Vincent D'Onofrio as Wilson Fisk sharing a meal in a cafe in Daredevil: Born Again

    Daredevil: Born Again Stars Reveal Why They Share So Little Screen Time [Exclusive Interview]

    By Jeremy Mathai

    Charlie Cox and Vincent D'Onofrio explain why Matt Murdock/Daredevil and Wilson Fisk/Kingpin share so little time on screen together in Daredevil: Born Again.

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  • Intimacy coordinator Kym directs Nick Kroll and Rebecca Hall in High Maintenance

    What Does An Intimacy Coordinator Do? Dispelling The Myths Of A Vital Production Role

    By BJ Colangelo

    There's a lot of confusion about what intimacy coordinators do on film and TV show sets. We interviewed two to discuss what their job entails.

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  • Oz Perkins and Theo James talking behind the scenes of The Monkey

    The Monkey Director Osgood Perkins Doesn't Think Of The Film As A Horror Movie [Exclusive Interview]

    By Bill Bria

    Director Oz Perkins tells us about bringing The Monkey to life, why he doesn't think of it as a horror movie, and his next film (which is coming out this year).

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  • Jack Reacher fights with a scrawny guy who picked the wrong battle

    What Jack Reacher Author Lee Child Loves About Alan Ritchson's Performance [Exclusive Interview]

    By Jacob Hall

    Lee Child, the creator of the Jack Reacher character, appreciates that Reacher star Alan Ritchson's performance really nails one particular aspect of the hero.

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  • Reacher facing down a scrawny kid who's leaning up against the outside of a car in Reacher season 3

    One Wild Reacher Season 3 Stunt Made Alan Ritchson Bleed For Eight Grueling Takes [Exclusive]

    By Rafael Motamayor

    There's a stunt in Reacher season 3 that caused star Alan Ritchson to bleed all over the set for multiple takes. Hear him tell the story on today's /Film Daily.

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  • Jonno Davies providing motion capture for Robbie Williams in a concert sequence in Better Man

    The Films (And TV Show) That Inspired 2024's Most Bonkers Movie Scene

    By Jeremy Mathai

    Better Man's festival battle climax had some obvious influences (LOTR & GOT), but you'll never guess the 1990s French film that also inspired that wild scene.

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  • Iris smiles and touches her face in Companion

    Does Knowing The Companion Twist Ahead Of Time Hurt The Movie? It's Complicated

    By Chris Evangelista

    After a great teaser kept things mysterious, the full trailer for Companion gave away one of the film's biggest twists. Does knowing that twist hurt the movie?

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  • Scarlett Johansson as Zora Bennett crouched over a briefcase in Jurassic World Rebirth

    Jurassic World Rebirth Writer Sees The New Movie As A Chance To Start Over

    By Ben Pearson

    David Koepp, screenwriter of the first Jurassic Park, returned for Jurassic World Rebirth and says it's 'a chance to start over' while remaining in continuity.

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  • Sam, Mark, and Pinny overlooking the city in Grand Theft Hamlet

    Why Rockstar Let Someone Else Make A Grand Theft Auto Movie – Sort Of

    By Ryan Scott

    Here's why Rockstar Games, the publisher of the Grand Theft Auto video game franchise, allowed the filmmakers of Grand Theft Hamlet to make their movie.

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  • Bowen Yang, Andy Samberg, and Ego Nwodim being interviewed in an episode of SNL 50: Beyond Saturday Night

    The New SNL Documentary Series Proves Why The Legendary Show Is Truly Immortal

    By Ethan Anderton

    Peacock's new Saturday Night Live documentary series, SNL 50: Beyond Saturday Night, proves why the sketch show is truly immortal.

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  • The cast practicing their performance atop a train in Grand Theft Hamlet

    How The Most Unusual Video Game Movie Ever Was Made, According To Its Directors [Exclusive Interview]

    By Ryan Scott

    The directors of the fantastic documentary Grand Theft Hamlet tell us how they managed to make an entire film set within the world of Grand Theft Auto Online.

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