It Happened in Hollywood
Richard Linklater Looks Back at ‘Boyhood,’ 12 Years Later: “Time Never Quits Working on Us”
The director revisits his sprawling experiment — from the $200,000-a-year handshake deal with IFC to Patricia Arquette's Oscar-winning farewell scene.
Nicolas Winding Refn Reveals the Chaotic Making of ‘Drive’: “Most Everyone Hated It”
As his latest film, 'Her Private Hell,' arrives in theaters, the filmmaker reflects on the making of the 2011 neo-noir classic.
How Mary Harron’s ‘I Shot Andy Warhol’ Predicted 2026
The 1996 indie classic about Andy Warhol’s Factory in 1968 anticipated influencer culture, gender wars and America’s obsession with gun violence.
“It Was a Fantasy Wet Dream”: John Badham on the Wild Making of ‘Saturday Night Fever’
Director John Badham revisits the chaotic, improbable production of the 1977 classic on the latest episode of ‘It Happened in Hollywood.’
Tom Courtenay Could Have Been a Star. He Chose to Be an Actor
At 89, Tom Courtenay revisits 1983’s ‘The Dresser’ and the lifelong lessons of a career spent in the company of legends.