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‘The Cat in the Hat’ Is Back: How the Seuss Icon’s First Animated Feature Will Kick Off a New Era

Ahead of the book’s 70th anniversary celebration in 2027, Susan Brandt, CEO of Dr. Seuss Enterprises, and creatives behind the new film from Warner Bros. Pictures Animation talk about bringing the author's colorful, hatch marked universe to the animated feature space.
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Giancarlo Esposito and John Turturro Hated Each Other on ‘Do the Right Thing.’ Now They Break Character to Cry Mid-Scene

Esposito talks their new film, 'The Only Living Pickpocket in New York,' and outlines the 'Breaking Bad' prequel he's already conceived in his head, 'The Rise of Gus.'
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Ray Nicholson Levels Up With ‘The Mosquito Bowl’: “I’m Always Battling for Legitimacy”

The ‘Smile 2’ standout gets the biggest dramatic part of his career in Netflix's gritty war film, and says it's changed his outlook on working in the industry he grew up surrounded by: “I want movies to live forever, and I want to be a small part of that.”
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Jeon Do-yeon Defined an Era of Korean Cinema. With ‘Possible Love,’ She’s Become an Oscar Contender

The decorated actor could become the first person from South Korea to be nominated for best actress — fitting, given her remarkable run onscreen: “I almost find myself wondering why it has taken the rest of the world so long to notice her,” says Lee Byung-hun.
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“Respect Rather Than Reverence”: Inside the Making of a Grittier ‘Sense and Sensibility’

Screenwriter Diana Reid, costume designer Grace Snell, cinematographer Arnaud Potier and production designer Francesca Di Mottola explain how they made the Dashwood sisters’ world grounded, moody and lived-in.
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Aardman at 50: Keeping Animation Independent and Hand-Made

As the Bristol studio behind 'Wallace & Gromit' and 'Shaun the Sheep' turns 50, employee-owned Aardman is betting that handmade animation, flexible partnerships and a Halloween-ready third Shaun feature can sustain its independence.
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