Directors

Christopher Nolan sure loves dead wives.

Talking with the master director about Me and You and his long career.

The man who brought you Bring It On.

The search for Edgar Wright's replacement continues.

Exciting.

It's about Casablanca Records founder Neil Bogart.

This will be Gregory Plotkin’s directorial debut.

Between Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, and The World’s End, Wright has crafted a canon that’s the apex of fanboydom.

Director-director love.

In 1980s Hollywood, the larger-than-life former boy genius sings for his supper.

My auteurist theory of television.

As in World of Warcraft.

Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris took a shine to The Big Cigar.

Tom Cruise knows whom Tom Cruise wants.

Including Malick, Abrams, and Nolan.

He'll co-write the adaptation, too.

Because he didn't show up to get it last night.

Nicolas Sarkozy said Chabrol “took the finesse of his social depictions from Balzac.”

The director talks about 'The Secret in Their Eyes,' learning the lessons on Argentina's past, and how his movie is like 'Law & Order: SVU' "on steroids."