Sep 07, 2025

Scarlett Johansson talks ‘Eleanor the Great,’ her directorial debut

Scarlett Johansson, June Squibb, Erin Kellyman and Chiwetel Ejiofor talk about their film, “Eleanor the Great” the Los Angeles Times Studio at RBC House during the 2025 Toronto International Film Festival.
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Sep 07, 2025

Why Bill Nighy Won’t Watch ‘& Sons’ Ahead of Toronto Fest World Premiere

Director Pablo Trapero shouldn’t take the English actor’s screen fright personally. "I am committed to never laying eyes on myself performing,” Nighy tells THR.

Talking to Bill Nighy about his star turn as a frail and at times broken novelist in & Sons is rather hampered by the British actor not having seen director Pablo Trapero’s father-and-son drama on a screen of any size ahead of its world premiere on Sunday at the Toronto Film Festival.

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Sep 07, 2025

Bill Nighy, Imelda Staunton, Dominic West Star in Pablo Trapero’s English-Language Feature Debut, ‘& Sons’

For Argentina’s Pablo Trapero, best known for his lauded crime drama “The Clan,” directing his first English-language feature film “& Sons,” feels both new and familiar.
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Sep 07, 2025

‘& Sons’ Review: Bill Nighy’s Bad Dad Leads a Strong, Surprising Family Drama

TIFF 2025: Director Pablo Trapero and co-writer Sarah Polley craft a film that steadily grows on you

Family, already a complicated, often painful part of our lives, is made into something even more challenging in the dynamic, deceptively intriguing drama “& Sons.” Directed by Pablo Tropero from a script he wrote with Sarah Polley that adapts the novel of the same name by David Gilbert, the film is a flawed yet fascinating film — although any review requires withholding a key piece of information about the plot to preserve the genuine experience of discovery that it provides.

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Aug 20, 2025

The 21 movies we’re most excited to “see this fall”

Hollywood put up decent numbers this summer and we’d be lying if we told you we didn’t find much to like (even if it didn’t always come in a cape). But just as inevitably as the warm months wane, ambitious actors will attempt to play rock icons. Accents will be summoned, some of them mastered. Epic musicals involving witches, wicked or otherwise, will find their conclusions. Oscar winners will play Nazis. Jared Leto will continue to do what only Jared Leto does. Pathos will be mined from the tale of a wrestler. These are the things we expect from a robust fall season and the upcoming one will not disappoint. Here’s what our staff is most anticipating.
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