Patricia Arquette
The ‘Severance’ Star Who Once Led the NEA Talks Season 2 Role, Trump and the Arts
Jane Alexander is an Emmy and Tony winner, Oscar nominee, former chairwoman of the National Endowment for the Arts and now the face of Sissy Cobel in 'Severance.' She says your guess is as good as hers about how all this will end.
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Ben Stiller Takes Control
The obsessive actor-director is finally fulfilling his creative ambitions with 'Severance,' but perfectionism can have its price.
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‘Severance’ Places John Turturro at Heart of Season 2 Mystery
Who is Irving working with? The Hollywood Reporter looks at some of the candidates who have emerged across season two thus far.
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‘Severance’ Creator Dan Erickson Has All the Answers You Want — Even Those Goats
Season one finished nearly three years ago, before the end of pandemic mask mandates, Hollywood strikes and America's reckoning with return-to-office policies. Erickson says all that informed his writing for season two.
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Murdaugh Murders Drama Starring Patricia Arquette a Go at Hulu
The limited series reunites the Emmy-winning actress and 'The Act' exec producer Nick Antosca.
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Heather Graham Joins Zazie Beetz in Horror Thriller ‘They Will Kill You’ (Exclusive)
The film centers on a woman who answers a help wanted ad to be a housekeeper in a mysterious New York City high-rise.
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Patricia Arquette, Tom Felton Join Zazie Beetz in Horror Thriller ‘They Will Kill You’ (Exclusive)
Nocturna, the horror label formed earlier this year by Skydance and 'It' filmmakers Andy and Barbara Muschietti, is producing the feature.
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Ken Kelsch, Cinematographer on ‘Bad Lieutenant,’ Dies at 76
He shot the Harvey Keitel starrer and many other films for Abel Ferrara, among them ‘Dangerous Game’ and ‘The Funeral,’ plus Stanley Tucci’s ‘Big Night.’
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Toronto: Why Patricia Arquette Decided to Go ‘Gonzo’ With Her Directorial Debut
In ‘Gonzo Girl,’ co-starring Willem Dafoe as Hunter S. Thompson, the Oscar winner drew upon her own ‘celebrity distortion’ in the '90s to explore “co-dependence, addiction, unhealed wounds, art, joy, life, sexuality.”
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‘Gonzo Girl’ Review: Willem Dafoe and Camila Morrone Play a Writer and His Acolyte in Patricia Arquette’s Uneven Directorial Debut
The Oscar winner's first feature as helmer centers on the dynamic between a Hunter S. Thompson-like scribe and his new personal assistant.
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Patricia Arquette to Receive Toronto Film Festival Award
The Oscar-winning actress will receive the honor as her debut feature, 'Gonzo Girl,' has a world bow at TIFF.
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Finn Wolfhard, Larry Charles, Harmony Korine Films Set for Midnight Madness at Toronto Film Festival
Patricia Arquette’s directorial debut ‘Gonzo Girl’ and Elliot Page’s queer cheerleading drama ‘Backspot’ will also feature in TIFF’s Discovery program as the September event continues to add Hollywood star wattage.
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