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It was a good night to be the bad guy. Al Pacino — aka Tony Montana — reunited with director Brian De Palma and "Scarface" co-stars Michelle Pfeiffer and Steven Bauer on the 35th anniversary of the classic 1983 crime drama Thursday night at the Beacon Theatre … [Read more...] about Al Pacino, Michelle Pfeiffer, Brian De Palma talk F-bombs, X-ratings and how ‘Scarface’ was ‘bigger than life’ as film turns 35

Never ask a lady how much she weighs. Brian Koppelman, the moderator of Tribeca Film Festival's 35th anniversary screening of “Scarface,” asked actress Michelle Pfeiffer how much she weighed while filming the cult-classic 1983 flick in a question he framed about body … [Read more...] about Tribeca Film Festival moderator booed for asking Michelle Pfeiffer how much she weighed during ‘Scarface’

Bill Murray and his brothers opened a “Caddyshack” restaurant, so they got that goin’ for them, which is nice. Murray Bros. Caddyshack Restaurant opened Tuesday in Rosemont, Illinois, a suburb just outside of Chicago. The 8,600-square-foot space pays homage to … [Read more...] about Bill Murray and his brothers opened a ‘Caddyshack’ restaurant outside Chicago

By Amy Kaufman Los Angeles Times Thu., April 19, 2018 It’s been less than 24 hours since Miles Robbins completed what he calls his first “high-profile” interview, and he’s nervous. Nervous that he said too much, went too far, might be … [Read more...] about Miles Robbins a solid actor in his own right

"Western" is Grisebach's third feature, and it marks a long-overdue return to the big screen after her internationally acclaimed 2006 film, "Longing." In between, the director served as a script consultant on the masterful 2016 comedy "Toni Erdmann," whose director, Maren Ade, is … [Read more...] about Valeska Grisebach’s ‘Western’ is a broodingly intelligent drama of culture clash