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John David Washington to Headline Gareth Edwards' New Sci-Fi Movie 'True Love' Angelique Jackson, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail After headlining last summer’s time-bending thriller “Tenet,” John David Washington is getting back in the sci-fi game, signing on to star in director Gareth Edwards’ upcoming film for New Regency. Titled “True Love,” the new movie is a sci-fi story, set in the near future. Additional plot details, however, are currently undisclosed. More from Variety News of the project first broke in Feb. 2020, with New Regency on board to produce and finance the fi...

Only Three Actors Have Won the Oscar Without Nods From Golden Globes and SAG Clayton Davis, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail All awards seasons lead to the Oscars, but for an actor or actress to stand on the Dolby Theatre stage (or as is most likely the case this year, accept the statuette virtually), the Golden Globes and SAG awards are the two most influential precursors. The SAG Awards have existed since 1995 and quickly established themselves as a place where an actor or actress would be recognized by their peers, due to its large crossover with AMPAS voters. In the past 20 years, only t...

'Malcolm and Marie' Cinematographer Marcell Rév Breaks Down Key Scenes Framing the Scene: 'Malcolm & Marie' DP On Sam Levinson's Black and White Homage to Movies Jazz Tangcay, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Hungarian cinematographer Marcell Rév is a long-time collaborator of “Malcolm & Marie” writer-director Sam Levinson. The pair first worked together on Levinson’s feature debut “Assassination Nation” and continued into the hit HBO series “Euphoria.” For their latest, most intimate feat, a two-hander starring Zendaya and John David Washington as a couple confronting their ...

Award Shows Have an Opportunity to Be Historic This Year. Why Won't They Take It? Bonnie Stiernberg, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail This could have been the weirdest, best awards season of all time. With many of the usual blockbusters and award-show contenders postponed until it’s safe for audiences to return to movie theaters in droves, this was supposed to be the year that groups like the Hollywood Foreign Press and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences threw up their hands and — left with no other choice — finally rewarded a more diverse, less traditional group of deserv...