G. Allen Johnson is a staff writer at the San Francisco Chronicle. He covers a wide range of topics including film and cinema, arts and entertainment, and social issues, with a particular focus on reviews, documentaries, and LGBTQ themes. His work has also been featured in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and the Houston Chronicle.
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G. Allen Johnson's focus primarily centers on entertainment news, specifically movies and film-related events in San Francisco and the United States. His coverage includes event announcements, reviews, and celebrity interviews.
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By: G. Allen Johnson
Bay Area-raised filmmaker, who recently celebrated the birth of his fifth child, was said to be evacuating his family.
Denis Villeneuve offers up Austin Butler at auction at SFFilm Awards Night; annual fundraiser honored Villeneuve, Demi Moore, Jason Reitman, Malcom Washington.
By: G. Allen Johnson, Mariecar Mendoza
Just days after receiving Golden Globe nominations, Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande charmed fans with stories and even a little singing.
By: G. Allen Johnson
San Francisco-born writer Jonathan A. Abrams' breakthrough year in Hollywood has him working with Bay Area icons Clint Eastwood and Huey Lewis.
By: G. Allen Johnson
San Francisco filmmakers Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman are also honored, as well as “Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan” and more.
By: G. Allen Johnson
The sequel to 2019’s “The Lion King” tells the origin tale of Mufasa and Scar, spiritual brothers who became enemies.
By: G. Allen Johnson
Women’s sports is having a moment, and the story of one of its pioneers packs a punch.
By: G. Allen Johnson
Nicholas Hoult, Lily-Rose Depp and Willem Dafoe lift an often agonizing film that is drenched in period atmosphere.
By: G. Allen Johnson
Tom Holland on benefit of acting with Zendaya: ‘One hotel room’; longtime couple will shoot two films in 2025: “Spider-Man 4” and the new Christopher Nolan
Kidman plays a powerful CEO exploring vulnerability and dark sadomasochistic fantasies in Halina Reijn's new erotic thriller.
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