John Lithgow is sensational as Roald Dahl in antisemitism drama Giant
This astonishingly good writing debut by longtime director Mark Rosenblatt focuses on the fallout from a review penned by the ...
Geoffrey Rush Made a Horror Movie with John Lithgow and an Evil Puppet
The Rule of Jenny Pen director James Ashcroft and star Geoffrey Rush discuss working with John Lithgow to adapt this wicked ...
In "The Old Man," John Lithgow says he found one of the great challenges of a long, storied career
Salon talks with the veteran actor about the FX thriller that has gifted him with "an extremely unusual story" ...
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Giant at the Royal Court starring John Lithgow – review round-up
The American actor makes his debut at the Royal Court, as does director Nicholas Hytner, but does Mark Rosenblatt's new play ...
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Giant review – John Lithgow is a powerful presence as a monstrous Roald Dahl
John Lithgow looks a bit like Roald Dahl. When he sits in a chair, his height means he has to fold up his long limbs like a ...
Giant review: Simmering, tense study of Roald Dahl and antisemitism with a towering turn from John Lithgow
The controversial children’s author is shown to have a bizarre blend of kindness and borderline sadism in Mark Rosenblatt’s ...
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Giant review: John Lithgow is a tyrant Roald Dahl in this blistering antisemitism play
An incisive, powerhouse production, Giant makes us reconsider that age-old dilemma - can we separate the artist from the art?
Love And Bromance Keep ‘The Old Man’ Feeling Real For Jeff Bridges
Jeff Bridges and Amy Brenneman discuss why the bonds that bind them and John Lithgow make 'The Old Man' authentic as the FX ...
‘The Rule of Jenny Pen’ Review: Geoffrey Rush and John Lithgow Lock Horns in Dark Dementia Thriller
Directed by James Ashcroft, Shudder's 'The Rule of Jenny Pen' is a dark thriller about dementia with great performances and a ...
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In "The Old Man," John Lithgow says he found one of the great challenges of a long, storied career
Days before I sat down for my conversation with John Lithgow, and purely by coincidence, I watched “The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension” for the first time in decades.