Watch Maurice Sendak Explain His Work
When people ask him to do a Where the Wild Things Are sequel, he tells them to go to hell.
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When people ask him to do a Where the Wild Things Are sequel, he tells them to go to hell.
If only we'd seen this before Halloween.
The director talks about bonding with Sendak, how documentary is different than narrative film, and the best way to release a movie.
The 23-minute short comes with the 'Where the Wild Things Are' DVD.
Are you ready for another Dave Eggers–penned film for adults that looks deceptively like one for kids?
Vulture raps with Dano about the voice-acting process and the movie's success despite its offbeat tone.
But still didn't do as well on its opening weekend as 'Couples Retreat'.
Earliest projections could be sign of a big hit.
A real-life Max feints from tragedy to farce: Balloon Boy through the prism of movies.
Also, says the charming Sendak: "I'm going to die pretty soon."
Plus: Should 'Dollhouse' be canceled, Eliza Dushku is already lining up her next gig.
Furry vests look spectacular next to beasts.
How would he have lit the rhino scene? What would Warner Bros. have thought of Charlie Kaufman's rewritten screenplay?
"All Is Love," the first single from Karen O's 'Where the Wild Things Are' soundtrack, has just been made available for streaming on MySpace.
It certainly looks familiar, doesn't it?
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