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Jodie Foster: Retrato de una ganadora del Cecil B. deMille

Aunque Jodie Foster nos ha ofrecido alguna de las actuaciones más memorables de los últimos tiempos, su principal característica es su notable inteligencia. Su amplia galería de retratos, Clarice Starling en Silence of the Lambs, Iris en Taxi Driver, Sarah Tobias en The Accused, Nell en Nell y Penelope Longstreet en Carnage, le han valido dos Globos de Oro y dos Premios de la Academia, entre otros muchos honores.

Golden Globe Awards

Oral History: When Tim Met Johnny

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.

Industry

Timur Bekbambetov: Tales From The Quarantine

Timur Bekbambetov, the Kazakh-Russian producer-director behind Wanted, Ben Hur, and Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter is a busy man. Working in Moscow he has found a way around social distancing restrictions and is currently working on two films: the World War 2 drama V2 Escape From Hell and R#J the upcoming Generation Z adaptation of Romeo and Juliet using computers and extensive VFX.

HFPA

CPJ Report: The Trump Administration and the Media

On April 16, 2020, the Committee to Protect Journalists, an HFPA grantee, published a report on the Trump administration’s attacks on the press and the resulting attenuation of trust in the Fourth Estate. The report is written by Len Downie, Jr.

Interviews

Exploring “Unorthodox” With Writer-Producer Anna Winger

Unorthodox, the four-part Netflix miniseries about a 19-year-old bride’s escape from her Hasidic community in Williamsburg, New York, has been gripping audiences across the globe. Loosely based on the best-selling 2012 memoir by Deborah Feldman, it is a tale of new beginnings and finding one’s place in the world.

Interviews

Laura Linney: “(Ozark) is a show of anti-heroes”

Laura Linney’s character in Ozark is far from not your typical housewife and mother of two. And that’s exactly how she wanted it when showrunner Chris Mundy cast her as Wendy Byrde.

Film

Natalie Wood: What Remains Behind

For almost 40 years, the legacy of iconic movie star Natalie Wood has been overshadowed by her tragic drowning in 1981 at age 43, off the coast of Catalina Island, California Now, her daughter Natasha Gregson Wagner wants to bring the focus back to her mother’s remarkable life with the documentary, Natalie Wood: What Remains Behind. “We didn't want it to be a fluff piece or a love letter to her,” says the 49-year-old actress and co-producer of the HBO documentary that premieres on HBO now.

Interviews

Michael Connelly and the World of Harry Bosch

The Amazon Prime series Bosch returns for a sixth season, with Titus Welliver as Michael Connelly’s stoic and noble LAPD homicide detective Harry Bosch. Michael Connelly, a prolific detective novel writer whose work has also been adapted to films like Blood Work and The Lincoln Lawyer, has been in the writer’s room since Bosch’s beginning and is nothing but pleased with how his imaginary world has translated to the small screen.

Interviews

HFPA in Conversation: Claes Bang on the Loneliness of Eternal Life

Danish actor Claes Bang was rushing from one project to another just before the coronavirus paralyzed the film industry. The reason was clear.

HFPA

HFPA Modifies Eligibility Rules in Light of COVID-19 Pandemic

The Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA) has announced these updated temporary measures to adjust the requirements for Golden Globe Awards eligibility due to the impact of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic on motion picture distribution and exhibition. Official Motion Picture Screenings: To be eligible for Golden Globe motion picture awards, an official screening of the motion picture must be arranged for all HFPA members: All members qualified to vote for Golden Globe Awards must be invited to an official screening of the eligible motion picture at a third-party facility in the greater Los Angeles area.