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Barbra Streisand: Retrato de una ganadora del Cecil B. deMille

Comenzando en 1952 cuando el premio Cecil B. de Mille fue presentado al famoso director homonimo, la Asociacion de la Prensa Extranjera en Hollywood (HFPA, por sus siglas en inglés) ha entregado 66 veces el prestigioso galardón.

Golden Globe Awards

Out of the Archives: Gloria Swanson on Men, Women, Power and Age

For over 40 years the HFPA has recorded famous and celebrated actresses, actors and filmmakers. The world's largest collection of its kind - over 10,000 items - is now in the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts & Sciences Margaret Herrick Library.

Interviews

Will Yun Lee: “I am as American as anyone else who grows up here”

Multifaceted Korean-American actor Will Yun Lee has taken on James Bond, gone claw-to-claw with Wolverine, and can currently be seen in two major TV series. He is series regular Dr.

Interviews

HFPA in Conversation: Brian Cox & the Fun of a Reprehensible Character

Golden Globe winner Brian Cox was surprised by the success of his Machiavellian character, Logan Roy, on HBO show Succession. “It’s actually quite shocking because he’s not a particularly lovable person.

Interviews

Film Markets Look Foward to a Post Pandemic Future

William Goldman’s adage that “nobody knows anything” when it comes to what will work in a motion picture to make it a success, could just as well be applied today to what will become of the now-shuttered industry after the COVID-19 pandemic has passed. With everybody in the business hunkered down for the foreseeable time, those working on the film finance end of the industry are among those wondering what happens next.

Interviews

Susanne Bier on ‘The Undoing’: “I approached it like a film”

Susanne Bier is at it again. The Danish director, a Golden Globe winner for In a Better World in 2011, is also known for her Danish feature films Brothers and After the Wedding and as well as last year’s huge Netflix success Bird Box, has returned with another limited series.

Interviews

Andrea Riseborough: “Playing Emma was liberating”

Based on Italian writer Roberto Saviano’s brutally candid novel ZeroZeroZero, the eponymous streaming series explores the inner workings of the cocaine trade and distribution worldwide. In a multilayered story that touches several continents, Andrea Riseborough plays the daughter of a New Orleans shipping mogul, who is involved in the dangerous world of drug trading – a rough and emotionally distant character directly opposite to her recent role as the kind and compassionate Alice in The Kindness of Strangers.

Cecil B. DeMille

Ready for My deMille: Profiles in Excellence – Barbra Streisand, 2000

Beginning in 1952 when the Cecil B. deMille Award was presented to its namesake visionary director, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association has awarded its most prestigious prize 66 times.

Film

Filmmakers’ Autobiographies: Max Ophüls’ ‘Souvenirs’

It was August 1945 and in his two-story house on Whitley Terrace in the Hollywood Hills, Max Ophüls had started writing a personal bio at the request of a publicist for the company that had finally hired him after four years of unemployment. Like many of his European colleagues before him, the German-born and French-naturalized filmmaker had moved to America in 1941, hoping to find work in Tinseltown.

Industry

Global Star Profiles: Jackie Chan

“After 56 years in the film industry, making more than 200 films, after so many broken bones, finally, this is mine,” Jackie Chan joyfully proclaimed at the annual Governors Awards where he was presented an Honorary Oscar Lifetime Achievement Award by Tom Hanks in 2016. Considered the heir to Buster Keaton, as well as to Bruce Lee, Chan is the first Chinese star to be honored by the Academy’s Governors for the cinematic legacy he has built for fans all over the world, the one star from the East that has received bona fide Hollywood stardom.