The Austin-born actor and director of film “Blaze” and his star Ben Dickey talk about eating and drinking in the Texas city. Read More here

30 critics wrote about their favorite Ethan Hawke performance, and — in a testament to the actor’s extraordinary career — they picked 13 different ones. Read More here

Ethan Hawke may never have asked to be a Gen X icon, but that designation—and a career’s worth of brilliant work—has only made him better with age. Three new projects in 2018 confirm his greatness. Read More here

When Ethan Hawke was 24, he became a Gen X pinup thanks to “Reality Bites.” As Troy Dyer, a good-looking slacker and aspiring musician with a wisp of a Van Dyke beard and a duffel bag full of unearned wisdom about life and materialism, Hawke defined the fears and hopes of young adults in the MTV era. But fame had a stultifying quality for the actor, who says he had trouble coming to terms with the success of the 1994 romantic comedy-drama. Read More here

Rose Byrne and director Jesse Peretz tell IndieWire how they turned another story about male obsessions into a satisfying film about a woman’s heart. Read More here

He has an uncanny ability to embody the pivotal points in a man’s life: from high school (Dead Poets Society), through first love (Before Sunrise) and fatherhood (Boyhood), and into middle age (his newest films, First Reformed and Juliet, Naked). GQ’s Zach Baron talks about it all with a generational icon. Read More here

Hawke has four Oscar nominations under his belt, and he could be adding a fifth to this slate thanks to his lead role in “First Reformed.” Read More here

Sundance Selects announced today the critically acclaimed film BLAZE, co-written, produced and directed by four-time Academy-Award®nominated actor and screenwriter Ethan Hawke, will premiere across Texas in August to celebrate the film’s Lone Star roots. To commemorate this Texas love story, Hawke and Sundance Selects will release BLAZE in Texas markets first – beginning with Austin on August 17, followed by Dallas and Houston on August 24. Additional Texas cities will be added until the film’s national release date in New York on September 7th and LA on September 14th and beyond. Read More here

‘I kept some vodka in my trailer freezer. It certainly didn’t hurt when it came to dancing My Sharona at the gas station’ Read More here