By Tessa Boyce. The 88th Academy Awards are coming to ABC this February, and the media is buzzing with opinions about the academy's nomination choices. But what does it take to receive a best picture nomination and win? PrettyFamous researched historical trends in best picture wins to see which attributes these films
Ahead of the European premiere screening of THE OTHER SIDE OF THE DOOR at the Glasgow Film Festival, FrightFest asks the director Johannes Roberts to spill the beans… Johannes on set with Sarah Wayne Callies Q: How did producer Alexandre Aja become involved with this project? Bloody Frenchman! Ha. He had just produced
Sicario cinematographer Roger Deakins is one of cinema’s most decorated technical professionals, having racked up an absolutely incredible body of work in a career spanning decades. With a career total of 123 awards nominations and an incredible 74 wins, no-one doubts the Brit’s genius, but he has, incredibly, never won
In preparation for his lead role in Stephen Frears’ gripping Lance Armstrong biopic, The Program, Ben Foster went the extra mile by actually taking performance-enhancing drugs in order to gain a better understanding of their effects. To celebrate its release on Digital HD from 8th February and on Blu-ray & DVD
By Chris Worthington. For director Adam MacKay The Big Short is more serious take on contemporary America than his previous films such as Anchorman and The Other Guys but it is also very funny. The Big Short is based on the unfolding of 2008 financial crisis as told through the eyes of
