Paul Schrader Blames CAA’s Michael Ovitz for Trapping Robert De Niro in Parts That Were Beneath Him
Paul Schrader takes hit at CAA's Michael Ovitz, calling him 'the devil' and blaming him for all the bad films Robert De Niro ...
Paul Schrader Thinks Richard Gere Lost His ‘Buzz Factor,' but Hopes ‘Oh, Canada' Reinvigorates It
W hile his work often carries a certain subtlety, Paul Schrader himself tends to be more direct. The 78 year-old filmmaker ...
Paul Schrader explains how agents “trapped” actors like Robert De Niro into bad films
When journalist Blige Ebiri asks about the difficulty older actors such as Robert De Niro had finding good parts and settling ...
The movie Bruce Springsteen almost made with Paul Schrader: “It’s not in his toolkit”
Bruce Springsteen almost collaborated with Paul Schrader on a movie, until the director realised he wasn't right for the job.
Paul Schrader Thought He Was Dying. So He Made a Movie About It.
Paul Schrader was convinced he was dying. He had just finished his 2022 film Master Gardener and was suffering from a variety ...
Paul Schrader Details Bret Easton Ellis’ NSFW Reaction to Jacob Elordi Being Cast in ‘Oh, Canada’
Paul Schrader talks Jacob Elordi's casting in 'Oh, Canada,' joking that when author Bret Easton Ellis heard, he 'came in his ...
Review: ‘Oh, Canada’ is director Paul Schrader’s wobbly salute to guilt and suffering
Nearly 45 years after 'American Gigolo,' filmmaker Paul Schrader and star Richard Gere reunite to explore the shady past of a ...
‘Awards Chatter' Pod: Richard Gere on Reuniting With Paul Schrader on ‘Oh, Canada,' Almost Passing on ‘Pretty Woman' and How the Biz Has Changed
On the eve of the release of his latest film, in which he plays a dying documentarian, the 75-year-old, one of Hollywood's ...
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Paul Schrader’s All-Time Favorite Novels
The director, whose latest film, “Oh, Canada,” opened this December, discusses four of his favorite works of fiction.
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Paul Schrader’s Favorite Works of Fiction
The director, whose latest film, “Oh, Canada,” opened this December, discusses four of his favorites.
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Oh, Canada Review: Exploring Truth and Legacy
Paul Schrader’s Oh, Canada stands as a poignant rumination on truth, legacy, and the complexities of self-mythologizing. Adapted from Russell Banks’ 2021 no ...