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How Wes Anderson Finally Lost Me
Along for the ride is Korda’s estranged daughter, Liesl, a questioning nun who seeks a disjointed and emotionless reconciliation with her stoic father. It’s the biggest role yet in 24-year-old Mia Threapleton’s career, and she fits right in as another dispassionate setpiece in one of Anderson’s quirky vignettes.
To celebrate the restoration of Ray's classic 'Days and Nights in the Forest,' Anderson sat down with legendary Indian ...
Wes Anderson has such a distinct style across his films, from The Royal Tenenbaums to The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou and ...
His idiosyncratic characters have become frequent fodder for spooky season, and Threapleton’s pipe-puffing, smoky-eyed ...
In The Phoenician Scheme, an egotist slowly comes to terms with his own humanity.
Plus, he explains how he decided to show someone "be blown literally in half." Director Wes Anderson explains how he devised ...
"The Phoenician Scheme" writer/director Wes Anderson discusses his personal inspirations for the movie, as well as why ...
"The Phoenician Scheme” won’t be gaining Wes Anderson any new fans, and may tax the patience of those who already exist, ...
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The director from Houston returns with another fable starring Benecio del Toro, Bill Murray, Tom Hanks, Scarlett Johansson, ...
She has turned down the director almost more times than he can remember, but he’s still hoping she’ll change her mind.
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