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"I think she likes the cat and mouse game, but all of that is at a deep, deep cost," says Hahn of her character Agatha Harkness.

As he used Flannery O’Connor’s writing to explore the creative process, the filmmaker took the opportunity to reflect on his own spirituality and work.

“When there’s an element of, ‘I’m scared,’ in my mind it’s great because it means I’m growing, I’m evolving,” says the star of “Memory.”

Actor says he wanted to do “something sincere and joyous” at the Toronto premiere of his movie “Wonka.”

The actor and director, and his co-star Carey Mulligan, talk about bringing the love story of Bernstein and his wife, Felicia, to the screen.

The “Rocky” and “Rambo” star goes deep in “Sly,” the Netflix doc that closed the film festival.

“It’s an incredible sport; these girls are incredible athletes,” says filmmaker and DJ, whose movie stars Devery Jacobs.

In Toronto for the “Barbie” press tour, Ryan Gosling and Simu Liu talk Greta Gerwig, Margot Robbie and Ken’s regrettable lack of hustle.

Celine Song on “Past Lives” starring Greta Lee and Teo Yoo. Plus, the Korean-Canadian filmmaker shares her Toronto black book.

“We didn’t get the credit I thought we deserved for inventing the smartphone,” says “BlackBerry” director Matt Johnson.

He sees his latest movie, starring Joaquin Phoenix, as a continuation of “Hereditary” and “Midsommar.”

De Armas stars as a CIA agent and Evans as the farmer who falls for her in the combination rom-com and action movie.

The Australian actor has learned to speak up for herself after more than three decades in show business.

The actors bonded playing two strangers whose road rage feud start to unravel their lives and relationships.

In an exclusive interview, the Netflix co-CEO talks about the content giant’s Canadian future: “Canadian stories for Canada.”

“If he said don’t do it, I just was going to not do it,” says Affleck about “Air,” which tells the story of the game-changing partnership between Jordan and Nike.

The actors talk about their more than 30-year friendship and the “fun” of filming the movie sequel for Netflix.

At Canada House in L.A., Sarah Polley, Domee Shi, Maitreyi Ramakrishnan and others gather to celebrate Canada’s film contributions.

Actor says whatever she does next will never be as fun as having Paul Rudd for a movie dad. “I got to smile and laugh all the time.”

Bale plays a detective and Harry Melling a young Edgar Allan Poe in the Netflix film by Bale’s close collaborator Scott Cooper.