Peter Howell

Teaming up again with "Forrest Gump" screenwriter Eric Roth and director Robert Zemeckis, the stars underwent a de-aging process that rendered them teenagers.

The courtroom drama is expected to be the final movie directed by the 94-year-old Oscar winner.

The actor, who's played a few villains lately, says he has reached the “freak-show era” of his career.

The film, written and directed by Scott Beck and Bryan Wood (the screenwriters of “A Quiet Place”), turns the actor's awkward grin into a symbol of fear and dread.

Director Jake Kasdan's film, a violent adult action-adventure, isn't quite the family-friendly seasonal comedy its marketing suggests.

Sarah Snook voices a sad-eyed woman with a cleft palate who's obsessed with snails.

According to Peter Howell, "Wicked," "Conclave," "A Complete Unknown," among others, are in the running.

Jon M. Chu's exuberant adaptation of the hit Broadway musical lifts the Oz movie curse with powerful performances and memorable tunes.

The movie benefits from the reunion of brave young seafarer Moana (Auliʻi Cravalho) with boastful demigod Maui (Dwayne Johnson).

The Disney Plus documentary "Beatles ’64" captures the excitement and innocence of the Fab Four’s first journey to America.