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Tony Gilroy

  1. role call
    Merritt Wever Answers Every Question We Have About Michael ClaytonOn those overwhelming three days when this New Yorker played a farm girl described as “God’s perfect little creature.”
    By Roxana Hadadi
  2. close read
    Luthen Rael Embodies Andor’s Gray SideIn his similarities to Star Wars’ biggest villain, Stellan Skarsgård’s character challenges what we expect and accept from the franchise’s good guys.
    By Roxana Hadadi
  3. chat room
    Diego Luna Shot Andor’s Prison Break on His Last Day of Filming“The cameras were there, the cables and everything, and we jumped. The stunt performers did one by themselves. Then we heard ‘Wrap her up!’”
    By Sean T. Collins
  4. exit interview
    Tony Gilroy Built Andor’s Finale Crescendo FirstThe showrunner illuminates the long road to Maarva’s big moment.
    By Roxana Hadadi
  5. finales
    Andor Radicalized the Hero’s JourneyTony Gilroy’s prequel series took the world of Star Wars seriously, and in the process found new life within an old text.
    By Nicholas Quah
  6. tv review
    Andor Is the Cure for Star Wars EnnuiThe franchise hasn’t felt this challenging, invigorating, or dangerous in quite some time.
    By Roxana Hadadi
  7. commitment issues
    The Original Andor Would Have Taken 15 Years to MakeHow long do we think Diego Luna could have gotten away with playing a young man?
    By Jennifer Zhan
  8. reshoots
    Screenwriter Says Rogue One Was ‘Just a Mess’ Before ReshootsTony Gilroy describes Disney as being in “so much terrible, terrible trouble” before the Star Wars spinoff was salvaged.
    By Jordan Crucchiola
  9. star wars rogue one
    Star Wars: Rogue One Brings on Bourne’s Tony Gilroy Amid ReshootsGilory will write new dialogue and assist as a second-unit director.
    By Jackson McHenry
  10. spy games
    The Man Behind the Bourne Movies Is Obsessed With Edward SnowdenAnd may have given him an idea.
    By Katie Van Syckle
  11. david edelstein
    Movie Review: The Bourne LegacyThe Bourne films have wormed their way into the collective psyche the way the Bond movies did in the sixties.
    By David Edelstein
  12. refresher course
    Five Things to Remember Before Bourne LegacyIf you’re like Bourne and your memory’s not what it used to be, here’s a quick franchise refresher. Trust us, you’ll need it.
    By Jennifer Vineyard
  13. chat room
    Bourne Director on American Men’s Macho Problem“If I told you how little money I get for these sequels!”
    By Kyle Buchanan
  14. bourne identity
    There Are About a Million Names Floating Around the New Bourne Identity SpinoffLet’s take a look at the list!
    By Julie Gerstein
  15. the bourne conundrum
    The Fourth Bourne Movie Will Be About Someone Much Like BourneExcept not actually Bourne.
    By Willa Paskin
  16. the bourne conundrum
    Maybe It’s Time to Recast Jason BourneRather than make a so-called fourth ‘Bourne’ movie without him.
    By Willa Paskin
  17. bourne again
    Jason Bourne Not In Fourth Jason Bourne MovieMatt Damon isn’t starring in the next movie and no one is replacing him as the title character.
    By Avi Zenilman
  18. bourne again
    Bourne Screenwriter Tony Gilroy Will Direct Bourne 4He’ll make it whether Matt Damon wants to or not.
    By Kyle Buchanan
  19. bourne again
    Planning Underway For Fourth Bourne FilmMatt Damon unlikely to be back.
    By Josh Duboff
  20. the industry
    They Are Actually Trying to Convince Ryan Gosling to Play Jack RyanPlus: Laurence Fishburne has never made a bad movie.
  21. kudos
    The Oscars: The Best Director Nominees Square OffWho will win? Also, who will lose?
  22. kudos
    Did ‘Juno’ and ‘No Country’ Just Accidentally Win the WGA Awards?A list of nominees on the WGA’s Website might give away the winners.
  23. kudos
    Coens, Schnabel, Anderson Get Directors Guild Nods; ‘Atonement’ SnubbedDoes this mean it’s all over for Atonement?
  24. the industry
    Joss Whedon Returns to TV — and Brings Faith With HimPlus industry news on Julia Roberts and Clive Owen, Meryl Streep and Julia Child, and Mulder and Scully.
  25. movie review
    In Michael Clayton, George Clooney Cleans Up NicelyThe actor is as good as he has ever been in Tony Gilroy’s excellent conspiracy thriller.
    By David Edelstein