Matthew Mosley is a journalist for Collider, specializing in film and entertainment news. With a keen eye for behind-the-scenes stories and lesser-known facts, Matthew's articles provide readers with intriguing insights into the world of movies, from surprising cameos to controversial marketing campaigns.
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Matthew Mosley's coverage is heavily focused on entertainment news, with articles spanning a variety of topics within the film industry. His focus includes behind-the-scenes stories, reviews, and opinion editorials related to movies and actors.
Given his extensive coverage of the film industry, Matthew would likely be interested in pitches from industry insiders, filmmakers, or experts who can provide unique insights into movie production processes or share compelling behind-the-scenes anecdotes about well-known films.
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The actor spent nine days in the hospital.
By: Matthew Mosley
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By: Matthew Mosley
This 2014 Western features one of Mikkelsen's most underrated performances.
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By: Matthew Mosley
Bet you didn't see this one coming.
By: Matthew Mosley
Agent Tom White solved the Osage Nation murders, but this was only part of his extraordinary life.
A cult classic received the dreaded thumbs down from the beloved critic.
Talk about a clever idea that backfired...
Robin Williams' first performance in the raunchy ‘70s comedy was marred in controversy.
By: Matthew Mosley
The Christmas classic might be a perennial favorite, but it faced its fair share of criticism for one bizarre reason.
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