‘Armageddon Time:’ James Gray’s Beautiful Memory Play
Films are entirely a personal journey. The deeply intimate independents. The latest Marvel blockbusters. Any year's "Oscar-baits." Our reactions to ...
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Focus Features Unveils Official Trailer for James Gray’s Armageddon Time
Here's your first look at James Gray's deeply personal film Armageddon Time. I've already talked a lot about my reaction ...
2022 Emmy Nominee Kieran Culkin on His Favorite ‘Succession’ Moment
Emmy nominee Kieran Culkin of HBO's Succession discuses his role as Roman. He also talks about some of his favorite ...
David Phillips’ Top Ten Shows of 2021
This is the first in a week-long series of year-end thoughts on television from the crew here at Awards Daily ...
Do you want me to call your dad? Here’s Why You Need To Consider ‘Succession’ In Your Emmy Voting
Jazz Tangcay pleads the case for HBO's Succession Backstabbing. Filthy rich - these guys travel in helicopters. Media takeovers. HBO's ...
“There’s A Certain Monstrousness To That Ambition” – Jeremy Strong On Playing Kendall Roy in ‘Succession’
HBO's Succession was called "the surprise hit of the Summer" when it aired on the network. For ten episodes we ...
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Director Morgan Neville on Finding the Pixie Dust That Made Disney’s ‘Bono and The Edge: A Sort of Homecoming with David Letterman’ More Than a Commercial For the Band
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What is a Critic? The Curious Case of No Reviews for “What is a Woman”
