The Midnight Coterie of Sinister Intruders may never become a feature-length horror movie, but that doesn't mean it shouldn't become a feature-length horror movie. In fact, Wes Anderson should only be allowed to direct horror movie remakes for the next ten years, just as cosmic reimbursement for living in his…
These short films — actually created by Wes Anderson and Roman Coppola, together — are for Prada's Candy L'Eau fragrance. Though each spot is super short — only 12 seconds! — there is a narrative: Léa Seydoux plays "Candy," who is seeing two men (brothers?) at once. The threesome is inspired by Jules et Jim, Seydoux…
Johnny Depp, star of Edward Scissorhands, Cry Baby and various ugly hats has recently signed on to star in the newest Wes Anderson venture The Grand Budapest Hotel. Few details have been released about the film, but it's likely that you can expect beautiful colors, sullen rich white people and, ideally, Bill Murray.
In addition to his love of saturated colors, precocious children and Bill Murray, Wes Anderson really enjoys stylized shots from above. See evidence here.
Every Wes Anderson Overhead Shot In One Appropriately Precious Supercut [Best Week Ever]
Here's the trailer for the newest Wes Anderson film Moonrise Kingdom, featuring fan favorites Bill Murray, Francis McDormand and Jason Schwartzman. People love to dismiss Wes Anderson movies as being overly hipster or "twee," but isn't that often just another way of saying that they're fun, weird and stylish? I mean,…
There are so many fun things to learn about Waris Ahluwalia — the generally darling jewelry designer/actor/teetotal scenester/all-around chic Sikh whom you recognize from all those Wes Anderson movies — in this new Q&A! Ahluwalia says Cate Blanchett or his I Am Love co-star Tilda Swinton would be his top choices to play …
Pretty great spoof, but I want to see Anjelica Huston as Aunt May. [Buzzfeed]
The National Board of Review of Motion Pictures Awards gala at Cipriani 42nd Street is one of the high-tone events of the awards season: serious actors and serious clothes. Well, except for Anna Kendrick's. And Wes Anderson's shoes. And Clooney.
Critics have been increasingly disenchanted with Wes Anderson's films, but in Fantastic Mr. Fox, painstakingly slow stop-motion animation allowed him to create his signature storybook feel, while also allowing George Clooney and Meryl Streep to turn in lively performances.
Appropriately enough, Fantastic Mr. Fox premiered at London's Odeon Leicester Square, and Wes Anderson's quirky gang — plus a few glamazons and the most adorable kids in the world — was there, and looking, well, quirky.
