Murder, they wrote. “Only Murders in the Building” has finally revealed the Season 5 killer — and who the next victim will be in Season 6. On Tuesday, Hulu announced that the show was officially renewed for a sixth season, set in London. In an Oct. 8 interview, co-creator John Hoffman told Variety, “I’ll go … Read more
A killer role. Bobby Cannavale has Paul Rudd to thank for playing murdered mobster Nicky Caccimelio on “Only Murders in the Building” Season 5. “Paul Rudd’s a good friend of mine. I said to him, ‘You had a good time on that show, right? Because I think I want to do it,’” Cannavale, 55, recalled … Read more
movie review BLUE MOON Running time: 100 minutes. Rated R (language and sexual references). In theaters. If when you hear the words “Pal Joey,” you think fondly of your friend Joseph, Richard Linklater’s new film “Blue Moon” might leave you bothered and bewildered. As for Broadway buffs and lovers of old New York, the witty, … Read more
Welcome to O’Sardi’s! For the new movie “Blue Moon,” starring Ethan Hawke as the famed Broadway lyricist Lorenz Hart, a replica of the iconic West 44th Street theater restaurant Sardi’s was built in a Dublin, Ireland, film studio — 3,000 miles away. “We have to build Sardi’s somewhere,” director Richard Linklater told The Post. “They’re … Read more
Theater review ART Ninety minutes with no intermission at the Music Box Theatre. Much in the way that Serge’s two best friends cannot fathom why he purchased a totally white painting for $300,000, I fail to understand the enduring popularity of the play “Art.” French writer Yasmina Reza’s 1998 whine-and-cheese comedy, which opened at the … Read more
She’s in the building. Renée Zellweger, 56, and Bobby Cannavale, 55, were spotted in Brooklyn filming Season 5 of Hulu’s hit comedy, “Only Murders in the Building.” The “Bridget Jones” star was spotted with ginger tresses as she and Cannavale looked like they were deep in conversation. The Emmy-winning series follows semiretired actor Charles-Haden Savage (Steve … Read more
movie review UNSTOPPABLE Running time: 116 minutes. Rated PG-13 (some strong language and thematic material.) As we head into the fall, and films gunning for awards are about to hit theaters like so many brown leaves, feel-good movies have been rather thin on the ground. Stopping the trend is “Unstoppable,” an inspiring true story starring … Read more