Mr. Darcy Comes Outby Nicole LaPorte
Designer Tom Ford’s first film stars Colin Firth as a gay man, looks like Mad Men, and has greatly piqued Hollywood’s interest.
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Telling the Story of Keats' Love Connectionby Stephen Farber
Jane Campion’s Bright Star, a Cannes favorite, marks the director’s return to film for the first time in six years.
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Two BFFs Make A Movieby Nicole LaPorte
First-time filmmakers Francesca Gregorini and Tatiana von Furstenberg make their debut in Toronto with the sweet and saucy coming-of-age tale, Tanner Hall.
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Soderbergh's Swansongby Nicole LaPorte
His new movie, The Informant!, is full of buzz. But Steven Soderbergh tells The Daily Beast’s Nicole LaPorte he’s ready to quit filmmaking.
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Drew Barrymore Whips in to Torontoby Nicole LaPorte
While promoting her directorial debut, Whip It, onetime wild child Drew Barrymore cops to a new maturity.
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George Clooney's Other Halfby Nicole LaPorte
George Clooney’s longtime producing partner finally gets a taste of the spotlight with The Men Who Stare at Goats.
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Precious: Oprah's Favorite Thingby Nicole LaPorte
Oprah, Mariah, and Mary J. roll into Toronto and shine their light on Precious, a film that’s already generating Oscar buzz.
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Meet the 'Single Man'by Nicole LaPorte
Designer Tom Ford debuted his first film in Toronto this week. It stars Colin Firth as a gay man, looks like Mad Men, and has already piqued Hollywood’s interest.
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Nick Hornby discusses his girlie indie darling, An Education, and Peter Sarsgaard’s natural “gawkiness.”
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