Director Jessica Palud, a former intern for Bernardo Bertolucci, re-creates the shoot of 'Last Tango in Paris' with a focus on capturing Maria Schneider's abuse.

Dillon discusses Brando’s influence, Maria Schneider’s trauma and the role of intimacy coordinators in filmmaking.

In The Godfather Part III, Michael Corleone beats the odds to succeed in a surprising feat that his father, Vito, previously ...

Kerryman Michael ‘Butty’ Sugrue was known as ‘the splendid spoofer’, so few believed he’d convince the most famous athlete in ...

The limping genre’s best stars and directors are all in their eighties. Its New York stories, once bracing and violent, feel ...

Maria Schneider’s story is a tragic and often infuriating one, and “Being Maria” captures the complexity of the situation. It ...

Magazine Dreams, which premiered at Sundance in 2023, had a long road to the big screen but arrived this weekend, along with ...

Samuel L. Jackson marked the 70th birthday of his “Die Hard With a Vengeance” co-star Bruce Willis by sharing to Vanity Fair ...

Jessica Palud’s portrait of the actress, who starred, with Marlon Brando, in “Last Tango in Paris,” centers the abuse that ...

The idea was inviting: it starred Marlon Brando in a romantic role that was the polar opposite of his performance in the same year's The Godfather and it was an erotic tale that shocked audiences ...

She’s best known for appearing in Bernardo Bertolucci’s (Giuseppe Magio) 1972 “Last Tango in Paris,” as the much younger lover of a desperate middle-aged man played by Marlon Brando (Matt Dillon).

Marlon Dingle (Mark Charnock) was left guilt-ridden in the latest edition of Emmerdale, as his actions led to a shocking emergency. After he and Rhona Goskirk (Zoë Henry) allowed homeless Dylan ...