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Patrick Stewart Rose From Obscurity to Boldly (and Baldly) Go Where No Yorkshireman Had Gone Before

30 October 2026 at 00:22
Sir Pat Stew's collaborator on his 2023 memoir, 'Making It So,' retraces the late actor's unlikely second act, plucked from the Shakespearean stage and placed at the helm 'USS Enterprise' — and a nonpareil Hollywood career.

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

29 October 2026 at 18:19
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.

How Bill Paxton’s Son Took Over His Father’s Role in a Western 35 Years in the Making

29 October 2026 at 15:04
Starring Malcolm McDowell, the quiet comedy gem ‘Last Train to Fortune’ arrives on VOD Nov. 6, with James Paxton taking on the outlaw role originally intended for his late father.

Ray Nicholson Levels Up With ‘The Mosquito Bowl’: “I’m Always Battling for Legitimacy”

27 October 2026 at 16:41
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.”

Jeon Do-yeon Defined an Era of Korean Cinema. With ‘Possible Love,’ She’s Become an Oscar Contender

23 October 2026 at 18:01
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.

Alden Ehrenreich on Reviving Ripley

23 October 2026 at 17:30
The actor on going toe-to-toe with Helen Mirren in a new film about Patricia Highsmith and why he’s opening an L.A. playhouse to recapture some of Hollywood’s lost creative spark.

Why Judd Apatow Puts Himself in (Most of) His Documentaries

23 October 2026 at 14:42
Netflix set four biographical documentaries on comedy icons to premiere in October. They're each as unique as their subjects, directors Judd Apatow, Neil Berkeley and a pair of Netflix execs tell The Hollywood Reporter.

“Respect Rather Than Reverence”: Inside the Making of a Grittier ‘Sense and Sensibility’

22 October 2026 at 19:30
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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