Posts Tagged ‘Sports’
Chris Columbus Swings for the Fences with John Grisham’s Calico Joe
There is nothing unconventional or even unlikely about this union of blockbuster novelist and filmmaker. But there is something undeniably thrilling …
Writers on Film: An Evening with Martin Amis and Gary Oldman
As part of the Writers on Film series at the Crosby Street Hotel in NYC, Martin Amis and Michael Maren invited filmgoers to a screening of ‘The Firm’ and followed it with a dishy discussion.
Peter Sarsgaard Gears Up to Make His Filmmaking Debut with Christopher McDougall's Born to Run
Amid “Green Lantern” hubbub, Peter Sarsgaard went off-message to discuss his plans to write and direct an adaptation of McDougall’s nonfiction bestseller.
Jim Thorpe Goes to Hollywood: 1931-1950
Jim Thorpe biographer Kate Buford, author of Native American Son, reveals a starrier, less known side of Jim Thorpe, sports star.
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Divorce Courting: Q&A with 'What Maisie Knew' Directors David Siegel and Scott McGehee W&F spoke with the filmmakers about the challenges and rewa...
Free Falling: Sarah Polley's 'Stories We Tell' Polley’s debut documentary is now in theaters – and W&F catc...
Patti Smith to Would-Be New York Artists: 'Find a New City' Also today: get your Joan Crawford Mommie Dearest dolls! Pau...
Deconstructing James Franco: What a Man's Adaptation Choices Say About Him What does 'As I Lay Dying' and other adaptations awaiting cr...
The Foodie Revolution Has Been Televised - and Now It's Headed for Theaters with Dueling 'Chef' Projects Things are about to get a whole lot more confusing after thi...
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Survivalist Camp: Joan Crawford's Daughter Christina Returns with 'Surviving Mommie Dearest'W&F catches up with Christina Crawford as her film hits... 
English Teacher Compiles Massive 'Hamlet' Movie Reference SupercutGraduation time is coming up so we're also looking back... 
A User's Guide to Watching (and Keeping Up With) 'Cloud Atlas'Without a doubt, the Booker prize short-listed, cult fa...
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