Fighting a long, painful bout with cancer (“not the good kind,” apparently, as if such a thing exists), documentary filmmaker Leonard Fife has scores of admirers and a shelf full of awards.

Banks wrote of “a hologram named Fife, Leonard Fife, a remembered version of the man as remembered by the man himself.” So sure, being Jacob Elordi is the cherry on top of his hallucination.

Oh, Canada finds a famed documentarian, Leonard Fife (Richard Gere), attempting to tell his life story as a last will in the form of a documentary interview to a pair of his former students ...

Banks wrote of “a hologram named Fife, Leonard Fife, a remembered version of the man as remembered by the man himself.” So sure, being Jacob Elordi is the cherry on top of his hallucination.

“Leonard Fife is revealed to be a narcissistic, selfish, lying, unfeeling SOB. What’s the big deal — aren’t we all? I’d like to ratchet up Leo’s culpability.

Documentary filmmaker, Leonard Fife (Richard Gere), suffers from terminal cancer. Though he experiences extreme pain while in and out of consciousness (thanks to his prescription medicine), ...

The space belongs to Leonard Fife (Richard Gere), a documentarian and something of a left-wing celebrity living in Montreal with his wife and creative partner of many years, Emma (Uma Thurman ...

In flashbacks, Jacob Elordi plays the younger Fife, and that’s a serious case of miscasting. Not that it should be a lookalike contest, but the talented and charismatic Elordi is a good seven or ...

Based on the late Russell Banks’ 2021 novel “Foregone,” the film centers on Gere’s Leonard Fife, an acclaimed filmmaker and “one of 60,000 draft evaders and deserters who fled to Canada ...

Leonard Fife, the protagonist of Russell Banks’s furiously driven new novel, has been hiding all his life — from the world and from himself.

Like all of us, Fife believes that he is telling a great story with great style. And, at first, readers will believe that, too. The tale of Leonard Fife’s break from his family of origin and ...