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Industry

Global Star Profiles: Song Kang-ho

When Parasite won the Palme d’Or at the 2019 Cannes film festival by unanimous jury decision, director Bong Joon-ho went down on his knee to offer the trophy to his actor Song Kang-ho. The film went on to win four Oscars, including Best Picture and Best Director the following year, a first for a Korean film.

Film

“Legally Blonde 3” Gets the Greenlight

Elle Woods had one ambition: to become Mrs. Warner Huntington III.

Interviews

The Quarantined Talent: Sarah Wayne Callies

Sarah Wayne Callies had already appeared on shows like The Walking Dead, Prison Break, and Colony but was considering quitting acting. Then the new NBC show Council of Dads came along and changed Callies’ mind.

Television

Blood on Ice: A Nordic Noir Primer

Atmospheric, moody, and addictive: Nordic Noir has emerged as a vibrant and prolific genre in film and series. Ricky Gervais says he watches two hours of it every night.

Golden Globe Awards

Oral History: Angelina Jolie on How Cambodia Changed Her Life

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

Warren Beatty: Retrato de un ganador del Cecil B. deMille

Warren Beatty siempre ha sido un solitario. Sus declaraciones públicas suelen ser tan infrecuentes como sus más recientes películas.

Interviews

The Quarantined Talent: Zoë Chao

Zoë Chao plays Dakota Johnson’s best friend in The High Note (Focus) with Tracee Ellis Ross, directed by Nisha Ganatra, who had directed Late Night with Emma Thompson and Mindy Kaling. Chao is also Anna Kendrick’s roommate in the anthology series Love Life (HBO Max).

Interviews

HFPA in Conversation: Nicholas Hoult on Unromantic Sex Scenes

English actor Nicholas Hoult wasn’t too familiar with the era of Catherine the Great and her husband, Peter III. “I obviously knew the name Catherine the Great and I had a rough idea of who she was and what she’d represented in Russian history but I don’t think Peter III was on my radar at all,” Hoult told HFPA journalist Michele Manelis.

Television

On TV, Women Take Charge

The (tiny) percentage of female directors in film has been a persistent Hollywood sore spot. Meanwhile, it is TV that has been making the biggest strides in equality.

Interviews

John Logan: ‘Writers need to dream and write all kinds of voices’

Some of the most original writing of late has been found in series that posit parallel realities and alternate histories. Shows like Hunters, Plot Against America, and Watchmen use this device (the technical term is uchronic) to imagine alternate histories of the past to effect powerful social commentaries, with outlandish – sometimes supernatural - stories which nevertheless resonate powerfully with the present.