The Hollywood Reporter

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The Hollywood Reporter

If You Don’t Laugh, You Won’t Cry • With the world needing a comedy respite from the heartbreak, this season’s awards-worthy trend is acting that channels both

The Composer Who Brought a Wartime Vibe to Joker: Folie à Deux • Oscar winner Hildur Gudnadóttir digs into the sonic world of Todd Phillips’ prison-set jukebox musical

‘Welcome to Oz, Will You Be Our Nessarose?’ • Marissa Bode on bringing her own experiences as a disabled actress to the Wicked character who’s in a wheelchair and why representation is important: ‘Listen to the disabled community’

THE ARCHITECT’S ARCHITECT • How The Brutalist, Brady Corbet’s maximalist epic about a minimalist visionary, made the very most of its not-quite-$10 million budget: ‘To try to make something perfect usually requires pushing people to their very limits’

HOW JESSICA WILLIAMS FOUND HERSELF BY NOT BEING JESSICA WILLIAMS • After a prominent turn on The Daily Show and a buzzy podcast, the comedian says she got a lot of offers just to play herself. But that’s not the career the Emmy-nominated Shrinking star envisioned

HOW TO BUILD SUSPENSE FOR SUSPICIOUS AND SAVVY VIEWERS • Creator David E. Kelley avoided being found guilty of committing a major storytelling crime with the TV adaptation of Presumed Innocent

BENDING LIGHT TO BRING VISIONS TO LIFE • DIRECTORS OF PHOTOGRAPHY FROM THE SEASON’S BIGGEST AND BRIGHTEST (THOUGH NOT ALWAYS LITERALLY) MOVIES — GLADIATOR II, WICKED, DUNE: PART TWO, EMILIA PÉREZ, NICKEL AND MARIA — REVEAL THE WAYS BEHIND THEIR WIZARDRY

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