Brian Davids is a journalist and writer for The Hollywood Reporter, specializing in entertainment news and interviews. With a focus on film and television, Brian has covered a wide range of topics including director's cuts, actor interviews, and behind-the-scenes insights. His work has also been featured in Yahoo News UK, Cigalah Group, and Yahoo Sports UK.
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Brian's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news, with a strong emphasis on expert commentary. He would likely respond well to pitches offering insights from industry professionals such as actors, directors, or other experts within the film and television industry.
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By: Brian Davids
The actor also reveals why she had to read the script 15 minutes at a time on a memorable set on her season of 'Fargo.'
By: Brian Davids
The stunt performer first got an inkling directing was in his future during a conversation he had on the set of 'Deadpool 2' with producer Kelly McCormick: "she's the one who really hit it home for me."
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"That was a rough experience," she tells The Hollywood Reporter of the Ezra Miller-starring DC film. "I look forward to working with people in this industry who see my value and who are excited to work with me."
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Ethan Berger's fraternity-set drama follows Wolff's character and the hazing culture of the fictional Kappa Nu Alpha. "I experienced a big complicated wave of emotions," he says of making the film.
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“People are wired to expect a proper happy ending, and we did write that, but it felt disingenuous," Schaeffer tells The Hollywood Reporter.
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A different, A-list star was first attached to play Keanu Reeves' iconic role, Leitch tells The Hollywood Reporter in a chat for the franchise's 10th anniversary and return to theaters on Nov 6.
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"The debate and conversation on the way out of the theater is what we were driving towards," Bryan Woods tells The Hollywood Reporter in conversation with Scott Beck about their horror film starring Sophie Thatcher and Chloe East as Mormon missionaries and Grant as a potential convert.
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Kelsey Asbille is immobile for the majority of the cat-and-mouse genre film, and the pitch of a helpless protagonist initially created a lot of doubt among the creative team, including Raimi.
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"The big essential heart is the character of Charlie — he is the hero and the justice you didn't see coming," Hawes tells The Hollywood Reporter of Malek's starring role in the terrorism thriller.
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Kasdan also disputes Johnson’s reported misbehavior on set while talking about their Christmas action-comedy also starring Chris Evans.
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