Hilton Dresden is an Assistant Awards Editor for The Hollywood Reporter, specializing in covering the entertainment industry and awards season. With a background in journalism and a passion for film and television, Hilton provides in-depth coverage of the latest happenings in Hollywood, including interviews with industry professionals and analysis of award-winning projects.
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By: Hilton Dresden
At the Palm Springs International Film Festival, THR talked to Çatak ('The Teacher’s Lounge'), Mstyslav Chernov ('20 Days in Mariupol'), Michael A. Goorjian ('Amerikatsi'), Kaouther Ben Hania ('Four Daughters') and Arcel ('The Promised Land').
BenDavid Grabinski and Bryan Lee O'Malley took Scott “off the street” in Netflix's anime adaptation.
Kim Ji-yong chose a shot from episode one, in which The Captain crosses out names on The General's getaway plane list, leaving them behind.
“That's the sort of filmmaking, when you're 11 years old and you dream of working in cinema, that you fantasize about doing,” says Christopher Ross of the scene.
By: Hilton Dresden
Cinematographer Manuel Billeter talks re-creating the opening of the Met in New York City as part of Carrie Coon’s character’s victory in season two of the period drama.
“[We] just let these legends do their thing,” says Stephanie Laing of uniting the pair onscreen.
By: Hilton Dresden
Director Jennifer Lynch recalls how the crew captured the “stillness” of socialite Babe Paley’s deathbed scene as played by Naomi Watts.
Priyanka, Jaida Essence Hall, Sasha Velour and Latrice Royale catch up with THR about their collective mission in helping queer and trans communities with the Max show.
By: Hilton Dresden
‘Griselda’ writer Doug Miro dissects the fifth episode of the Netflix limited series in which a deranged Griselda Blanco pulls a gun on her estranged husband.
By: Hilton Dresden
Donald Glover and Maya Erskine’s characters attempt to strike a balance between being married and “fantastic spies” during the standout episode in which Sarah Paulson plays their therapist.
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