Elizabeth Taylor, Marlon Brando and a golden tint: The voyeuristic movie of repressed sexuality
An experimental film from some seriously heavy hitters.
Cutting Room Floor Archives: 04/2024
The hardest actor to work with, according to Tony Scott: “He is difficult to handle”
Even big-name directors can end up with their hands full.
The one movie John Cusack hated with a passion: “I will never trust you as a director ever again”
At least he got it out of the way early.
A seminal classic: The film Quentin Tarantino called “possibly the greatest movie ever”
“He’s just such a perfect filmmaker”.
Antony Hopkins on why Edward Norton is a “brilliant, remarkable actor”
He would know what constitutes greatness.
The bizarre story of Paul Newman teaching Jake Gyllenhaal how not to drive
Advice best not applied to the road.
How Pink Floyd album ‘The Wall’ influenced Christopher Nolan’s filmography: “What the fuck is that movie?”
There’s nowhere he won’t turn to for inspiration.
‘The Blood of Jesus’: an invaluable part of Black cinematic history
A pivotal moment in Stateside cinema.
NATO, floods, and 15 years of turmoil: The cursed production of Terry Gilliam movie ‘The Man Who Killed Don Quixote’
If filmmaking was easy, everyone would do it.
‘What the Bleep Do We Know!?’: The pseudo-scientific oddity that became a cult favourite
Strap in for a wild and bumpy ride.
