Filmmaker Joe Wright takes a 180 in the portrayal of World War II prime ministers, pivoting from the wise and measured Winston Churchill in 2017’s Darkest Hour (which delivered a Best Actor ...

Joe Wright has style. He’s the kind of sumptuously visual director you either love or hate, which may explain why a Best Director Oscar nomination has eluded him so far, even when his signature ...

Joe Wright: I felt like doing a musical was a natural progression from the Anna Karenina adaptation I did. ... Thompson: He’s very free as an actor and will gladly put himself out there.

Directed by Joe Wright, the much-loved Jane Austen adaptation isset to release in Indian theatres to mark its 20th anniversary.

Joe Wright has directed movies that have led to Academy Award nominations for Keira Knightley in Pride & Prejudice, Saoirse Ronan in Atonement, then Gary Oldman, who won for Darkest Hour. (A case ...

Joe Wright: I wasn’t, because they hadn’t happened [yet]. ... So I wanted someone with a kind of intensity, and Gary has always had, and still has, that intensity as an actor.

If Joe Wright had cast the wrong actor to portray British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, his “Darkest Hour” would have been more like the audience’s darkest two and a half.

‘Cyrano’ Director Joe Wright Explains Why the Movie Musical Is Better Without ‘The Nose’ (Video) TheWrap Screening Series: Wright scrubbed Cyrano’s trademark prosthetic proboscis to ...

Called a timeless romantic drama, ‘Pride & Prejudice’, starring Keira Knightley, is set for a re-release on its 20th ...

Director Joe Wright admits exclusively to PEOPLE that Mr. Darcy's hand flex scene in his 2005 classic, Pride & Prejudice, wasn't scripted — it was the idea of actor Matthew Macfadyen.

Wright may be just 33, but few British directors have made as assured and mature a debut as his adaptation of Jane Austen's "Pride & Prejudice." ...