
Seth Abramovitch
Senior Writer at The Hollywood Reporter
Staff Writer, The Hollywood Reporter.
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6 days ago |
hollywoodreporter.com | Seth Abramovitch
Martin Scorsese is not a fan of The Sopranos. That intel come from Sopranos creator David Chase himself, who appears on The Hollywood Reporter‘s It Happened in Hollywood podcast along with filmmaker Alex Gibney, director of the 2024 doc Wise Guy: David Chase and The Sopranos. In the doc, Chase says, “Marty Scorsese doesn’t like the show.
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6 days ago |
hollywoodreporter.com | Seth Abramovitch
On May 9, David Mamet‘s first directorial effort in over 20 years, Henry Johnson, will be available for streaming on HenryJohnsonMovie.com. The film is a straightforward adaptation of Mamet’s own play, mounted at a black box theater in Venice in 2023 — garnering plenty of acclaim for both the writer and star Shia LeBeouf.
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2 weeks ago |
hollywoodreporter.com | Seth Abramovitch
April 30 marks the 50th anniversary of the fall of Saigon, the capture of the capital of South Vietnam by the Communist North Vietnamese army that marked the official end of the Vietnam War — a conflict that stretched two long decades and cost millions of lives. Approximately 60,000 of them were U.S. soldiers.
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3 weeks ago |
hollywoodreporter.com | Seth Abramovitch
Director Charles Burnett joined The Hollywood Reporter‘s It Happened in Hollywood podcast to discuss his masterful film Killer of Sheep, filmed as a UCLA School of Film thesis project in 1972 and premiering six years later at the Whitney Museum of American Art on Nov. 14, 1978. “Killer of Sheep is a lyrical portrait of a community on the margins,” Oscar-winning Anora director Sean Baker has said.
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3 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Seth Abramovitch
Director Charles Burnett joined The Hollywood Reporter‘s It Happened in Hollywood podcast to discuss his masterful film Killer of Sheep, filmed as a UCLA School of Film thesis project in 1972 and premiering six years later at the Whitney Museum of American Art on Nov. 14, 1978. “Killer of Sheep is a lyrical portrait of a community on the margins,” Oscar-winning Anora director Sean Baker has said.
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Happy Cannes 78! What better way to celebrate than with Sean Baker, of the Palme d’Or winning ANORA, joining IT HAPPENED IN HOLLYWOOD for an episode on 2008’s PRINCE OF BROADWAY — now fully restored on @Criterion. Enjoy! https://t.co/DO0k4NzMAq https://t.co/tI5t7dImZD

More podcast coming... #Cannes edition https://t.co/SLKCsljm03

A nice lady with a camera captured the moment for posterity. https://t.co/r3HbsyB4Di