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After getting sick at the table of a persnickety host fussing over his etiquette Herman J. Mankiewicz quipped, “It's all right, Arthur, the white wine c...

Print A year after he won the Oscar for his electric, persuasive portrayal of Winston Churchill in the 2017 biopic “Darkest Hour,” Gary Oldman began to feel twinges of insecurity about his work in the movie, and that soon turned into a black hole of self-doubt. “Was I any good as Churchill?” It’s a question he asked his wife, art curator Gisele Schmidt, who listened patiently — and regarded him like a madman. “What are you talking about?” she replied, ticking off all the awards Oldman won leading up to the Oscars, adding that they were practically inventing honors to bestow up...

Created with Sketch. Netflix is known for releasing so much new content you can hardly keep track of it all. And now that there are roughly 100 streaming services with their own star-studded deluges, it’s nearly impossible to stay on top of all the new streaming movies to check out. Over the last two months alone, Netflix has had movies that star Chadwick Boseman, George Clooney, Viola Davis, Nicole Kidman, Samuel L. Jackson and Meryl Streep. And the list could go on and on. Just this week, Netflix adds two movies that feature performances from Ralph Fiennes, Andrew Lincoln, Carey Mulligan ...

Movies with Mary: 'Mank' all talk, very little action Mary Cox The Telegraph FacebookTwitterEmail 3of3 I couldn’t wait to see “Mank” on Netflix for several reasons. Academy Award-winner Herman Mankiewicz wrote “Citizen Kane,” which is a loosely veiled story based on the life of William Randolph Hearst, founder of Hearst Communications, for which I work. And second, I am a screenwriter, and I love stories about other film writers. Hollywood studio RKO Pictures hired Orson Welles when he 24, under a contract that gave him full creative control of his movies. For his first film, he hir...

Movies with Mary: 'Mank' all talk, very little action Mary Cox The Telegraph FacebookTwitterEmail 3of3 I couldn’t wait to see “Mank” on Netflix for several reasons. Academy Award-winner Herman Mankiewicz wrote “Citizen Kane,” which is a loosely veiled story based on the life of William Randolph Hearst, founder of Hearst Communications, for which I work. And second, I am a screenwriter, and I love stories about other film writers. Hollywood studio RKO Pictures hired Orson Welles when he 24, under a contract that gave him full creative control of his movies. For his first film, he hir...