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Denzel, is one of those actors whose last name is almost an afterthought in Hollywood. It’s Washington, of course, but is that really even worth mentioning? He's known as Denzel, period.

He's one of the best-known self-taught Hollywood filmmakers, a master at repurposing B-movies aesthetics into thoroughly original contemporary genre classics, while pushing the envelope of film making, and while he’s at it, resuscitating more than a few acting careers! Quentin Tarantino has been nominated six times to the Golden Globes. From his debut with Reservoir Dogs at the Sundance Film Festival in 1992 and his sophomore Pulp Fiction (1994), to the most recent Inglorious Basterds and Django Unchained, Tarantino has been a force to reckon with in American cinema.

Exclusive HFPA interview with Shailene Woodley about her role in Divergent.

Talks about his new movie Divergent and his role in it.

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The Paley Center for Media is presenting PaleyfFest at Hollywood’s Dolby Theater. Now in its 30th year, the annual showcase of screenings, panel discussions and wildly popular Q&A sessions with fans has grown into the year’s most prestigious TV appreciation event.

Last month The Grand Budapest Hotel opened the Berlin Film Festival to wide acclaim, winning the prestigious Jury Grand Prix or Silver Bear. Wes Anderson’s 8th feature film is inspired by the writings of Austrian writer Stefan Zweig (the director freely admits to having “directly stolen” many ideas from Zweig’s works as well as from his life).

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Last month The Grand Budapest Hotel opened the Berlin Film Festival to wide acclaim, winning the prestigious Jury Grand Prix or Silver Bear. Wes Anderson’s 8th feature film is inspired by the writings of Austrian writer Stefan Zweig (the director freely admits to having “directly stolen” many ideas from Zweig’s works as well as from his life).

Last month The Grand Budapest Hotel opened the Berlin Film Festival to wide acclaim, winning the prestigious Jury Grand Prix or Silver Bear. Wes Anderson’s 8th feature film is inspired by the writings of Austrian writer Stefan Zweig (the director freely admits to having “directly stolen” many ideas from Zweig’s works as well as from his life).