T he new Netflix film "Maria" is the third in an unofficial trilogy of Pablo Larraín movies about famous women in moments of crisis. First came "Jackie," Larraín's 2016 film about Jacqueline ...

Telluride: Angelina Jolie and Pablo Larraín on Reactions to ‘Maria,’ Singing Opera and Celebrity "It certainly was the hardest thing I’ve ever done," Jolie tells THR about playing the ...

Pablo Larraín practically sings when he talks about music. He was listening to John Coltrane on his walk over to the Beverly Hills Four Seasons to chat with The Envelope — he’s on a Coltrane ...

Pablo Larraín practically sings when he talks about music. He was listening to John Coltrane on his walk over to the Beverly Hills Four Seasons to chat with The Envelope — he’s on a Coltrane ...

PABLO LARRAÍN: Of course, same with actors [laughs]. JOLIE: And I’m not one of those people that can sacrifice one for the other, especially as an actor.

Cinematographer Ed Lachman and director Pablo Larraín explain how they achieved the ravishing monochromatic look of their Pinochet-as-vampire comedy "El Conde." ...

Netflix has officially announced “My Sad Dead” (“Mis muertos tristes”), a new four-part horror drama miniseries helmed by acclaimed Chilean director Pablo Larraín and co-produced by his ...

Director Pablo Larraín tells IndieWire's Filmmaker Toolkit podcast about his approach to true stories and how he arrived at his film's striking opening. Focusing on a narrow time period to tell ...

In Pablo Larrain's new movie, El Conde, coming to Netflix on Friday, there's a plot twist that Margaret Thatcher is a vampire. <p>Larraín is crazy for this one.</p> Larraín is crazy for this one.

PABLO LARRAÍN: I feel good. I feel blessed that I’m busy. This is a challenging job. It requires a lot of work, patience, passion, and love, and I still have it.

In advanced press for Maria, director Pablo Larraín positioned his Angelina Jolie-starring Marie Callas biopic as the final installment of a trilogy about legendary 20 th-century women.In style ...

LARRAÍN: It was basically, like having security with, I think it was Maddox on the door. JOLIE: My boys were guarding the doors [laughs]. I was so, so nervous and my boys were protecting me.