EXCLUSIVE: Judy Greer has been added to Richard Linklater’s upcoming comedy-drama Where’d You Go, Bernadette, joining Cate Blanchett, Kristen Wiig, and Billy Crudup. Written by Linklater, Holly Gent Palmo and Vince Palmo, the film, based on Maria Semple’s novel, follows Bernadette Fox (Blanchett), an architect-turned-recluse who goes missing prior to a family vacation. This prompts her husband and 15-year-old daughter to go on an expedition in hopes of finding the third link to their small family. Read More: // here
What if your shrink is even crazier than you are? The new Netflix psychological thriller Gypsy stars two-time Oscar nominee Naomi Watts and Tony winner Billy Crudup as Jean and Michael Halloway, an upscale Connecticut couple whose seemingly ideal marriage could implode at any moment. Jean, you see, has a dual identity as a woman named Diane, and she’s messing around in her clients’ personal lives in the most deplorable, unethical ways. She’s also become sexually obsessed with a woman. Michael is clueless when it comes to his wife’s shenanigans. At first, anyway. We dished it up with Crudup. Read More: // here
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This month sees the release of a brand new Netflix original series – Gypsy, starring Naomi Watts – and it’s set to be a must-watch for anyone who enjoys a psychological thriller. Read More: // here
Some intriguing originals and some bankable classics. Other TV highlights include El Chapo, a series chronicling the titular drug lord, Gypsy, a psychological thriller starring Naomi Watts and Billy Crudup, the final season of Orphan Black and the second series of Flaked. Read More: // here
Denis Johnson, a National Book Award winner whose novels and short stories about the fallen — junkies, down-and-out travelers, drifters and violent men in the United States and abroad — emerged in ecstatic, hallucinatory and sometimes minimalist prose, died on Wednesday at his home in Gualala, Calif. He was 67. The cause was liver cancer, his literary agent Nicole Aragi said. Read More: // here
The actor reveals why he started laughing while shooting one of the film’s most intense moments. Read More: // here
The star plays a scientist who is also religious, a rarity for futuristic sci-fi: “I was interested in trying to humanize the coexistence of those competing agendas.” Read More: // here