The Hollywood Reporter

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The Hollywood Reporter

A New Kind of Disability Storytelling • Director Liz Sargent embraced her sister Anna’s cognitive challenges, wrote from her point of view and cast her as the lead in her narrative short film Take Me Home

Yes, I Did Say That! • Who’s saying what in the awards race

Dressing an Assassin Who Wants to Blend In • In Netflix’s The Killer, Michael Fassbender’s hitman sports an aggressively neutral color palette that aids him in keeping a low profile as he travels the globe on a deadly mission

How Bram Stoker’s Dracula Inspired Poor Things • Cinematographer Robbie Ryan talks to THR about lensing Yorgos Lanthimos’ colorful and evocative film and creating its idiosyncratic world

‘Just Pure, Visceral Madness’ • Oscar winner Emerald Fennell breaks down the inspirations for Amazon/MGM’s Saltburn, a shocking yet stylish social satire that skewers the British class system

A PORTRAYAL OF ‘SENSITIVE MASCULINITY’ IN PAST LIVES • Star Teo Yoo speaks about how he used his own experiences of loneliness in being a foreign-born Korean to inform his character’s sense of being an outsider in the film written and directed by Celine Song

‘MY HONORARY OSCAR WOULD LOVE TO GET A FRIEND’ • 14-time nominee Diane Warren is doubling her chances this year with a pair of songs: ‘The Fire Inside’ from Flamin’ Hot and ‘Gonna Be You’ from 80 for Brady

A DEVIOUS RETURN TO THE OFFICE • The Other Black Girl showrunners Jordan Reddout and Gus Hickey talk adapting Zakiya Dalila Harris’ novel for TV and depicting how corporate culture has drastically changed post-pandemic

LESSONS IN LIFE, LOSS AND BRILLIANCE • Lessons in Chemistry creator and showrunner Lee Eisenberg on how he got involved with the Apple TV+ series starring Brie Larson. It’s the first script he’s ever done by himself in his 18-year writing career

‘I’VE ESTABLISHED AN AUDIENCE WHO EXPECT ME TO SAY SOMETHING’ • In Wanda Sykes: I’m an Entertainer, the Emmy winner gets back to her roots with a hilarious Netflix hour that skewers the personal and the political

GUT-BUSTING COMEDY SPECIALS FROM STANDOUT STAND-UPS

Monsters, Murder and Mayhem • These new fall shows embrace the supernatural, nightmarish visions and bloody gore to spook and surprise audiences in equal measure

In the Middle of the Action • Winning Time director Salli Richardson-Whitfield breaks down the re-created showdowns between two basketball rivals

Whoopi Struck Gold With The Color Purple