How Director Duke Johnson and Star André Holland Turned a Lost Donald Westlake Novel Into Neon’s Trippy ‘The Actor’
The Actor, the new Neon drama starring André Holland, had a journey to the screen every bit as strange as its subject matter.
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Duke Johnson on Charlie Kaufman’s Advice and the Philosophies of Identity That Guide The Actor
After co-directing 2015’s Anomalisa with Charlie Kaufman, Duke Johnson's solo follow-up is an adaptation of the Donald E.
The Best Movies Starring Actors in Dual Roles
Robert De Niro plays two mob bosses in Barry Levinson's "The Alto Knights" The post The Best Movies Starring Actors in Dual ...
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Director Duke Johnson Talks ‘The Actor,’ Learning From Charlie Kaufman & André Holland As Collaborator For Life [Exclusive]
Check out The Playlist's exclusive one-on-one interview with "The Actor" director Duke Johnson about his new film.
Just the two of us: Splitting the screen with some memorable dual roles
Since the beginning of cinema, actors have played opposite themselves — our film critic picks some highlights.
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Charlie Kaufman to Write and Direct ‘Later the War’ Starring Eddie Redmayne and Tessa Thompson
This will be Kaufman's first directorial project since helming 2020's "I’m Thinking of Ending Things." “Later the War” follows a man (Redmayne) who manufactures dreams for people but instead ...
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Filmmaker Duke Johnson on the making of ‘The Actor’
When Duke Johnson was working on 2015’s “Anomalisa,” his co-director Charlie Kaufman recommended a book – Donald E.
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Eddie Redmayne, Tessa Thompson And Patsy Ferran To Star In Charlie Kaufman’s Next Film ‘Later The War’
EXCLUSIVE: Oscar-winner Charlie Kaufman has found his next project as he is set to write and direct Later The War and tapped Eddie Redmayne, Tessa Thompson and Patsy Ferran to star. Kaufman ...
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‘The Actor’ Review: ‘Anomalisa’ Co-Director’s Muddled Donald E. Westlake Adaptation Loses the Plot
It can be difficult to step out of the shadow of a creative collaborator, which Duke Johnson does fitfully with “The Actor,” ...