Ben Stiller, Gwyneth Paltrow, Owen Wilson, Luke Wilson, Anjelica Huston, as well as Danny Glove and Bill Murray were starred in the Wes Anderson project ... Made a D grade picture with Gene ...

A Lodi Unified School District policy regarding teacher performance evaluations has gone back to the drawing board after employees and parents raised concerns about its language. The district's board ...

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It's been 2 years since Wes Anderson's last film, and fans of the 55-year-old director have been craving some color back in cinema, given the visual treat his movies always provide.

Supported by Photographs and Video by Elliott Verdier Text by Alex Marshall When Wes Anderson was ... and sheer curtains. The color choice, though, was all Anderson’s, he said.

Bill Murray is defending his late Royal Tenenbaums co-star Gene Hackman from the film’s “punk” director Wes Anderson. Murray co-starred in Anderson’s seminal 2001 domestic dramedy ...

His performance in Wes Anderson’s “The Royal Tenenbaums” introduced Hackman to a new generation, and his presence helped define the film. By Marc Tracy When the director Wes Anderson and the ...

In comments given to the Associated Press, Murray recalled Hackman giving Wes Anderson a tough time when they collaborated on 2001 pic The Royal Tenenbaums. “He was a tough nut, Gene Hackman ...

“I sympathize with Gene ’cause, to him, Wes Anderson was like just a punk kid, you know? And Gene’s made some of the greatest American movies,” Murray says. “They put him in very ...

They’re really rough on them, and Gene was really rough on Wes,” the Groundhog Day star said. Hackman was 71 at the time of the film’s release while Anderson was just 32. “I used to kind ...