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Exclusive: Sam Rechner (The Fabelmans) is the latest addition to Paramount and Spyglass Media Group’s Scream 7, Deadline has learned.

No word on the character he’s playing. As previously announced, Neve Campbell is set to reprise her scream queen role as Sidney Prescott, alongside other up-and-comers including Isabel May, Celeste O’Connor, Asa Germann, and Mckenna Grace. As of now, the slasher’s logline also remains under wraps, and we know only that May has been tapped to play Sidney’s daughter.

The film is the latest for the meta horror franchise on the heels of Scream VI, which brought in a franchise-high domestic gross exceeding $108 million in March 2023. Collectively, films in the series have earned more than $900 million in worldwide box office receipts.

Kevin Williamson, architect of the Scream franchise who scripted the original Wes Craven film, will direct from a script by Guy Busick. Also aboard, following...

So many celebrities stepped out to celebrate the start of awards season at the SAG Awards Season Celebration on Thursday night (December 12) in Los Angeles.

The event was hosted at Chateau Marmont and featured a star-studded guestlist including the likes of Cynthia Erivo, Zoe Saldana and Kathryn Hahn, Cooper Koch and Nicholas Alexander Chavez.

We pulled together photos of more than 80 of the biggest stars in attendance. That way you could see who was there and what they wore for the special occasion.

Head inside to see all of the photos…

Keep scrolling to see photos of more than 80 celebrities in attendance…

Cynthia Erivo

Zoe Saldana

Jason Segel

Kathryn Hahn

Jimmy Akingbola

Cooper Koch

Ashley Madekwe

Nicholas Alexander Chavez

Fyi: Nicholas is wearing Tod’s.

Kiernan Shipka

Anna Camp

Brenda Song

June Squibb

Malin Akerman

Aj and Aly Michalka

Derek Luh

Sherry Cola

Kim Matula

Gabriel Labelle

Matt Friend

Emily Osment...

‘La Habitación de al Lado’ recibe una sola nominación para la actriz Tilda Swinton. © Elástica Films | A24 | DeAPlaneta | Golden Globes

Ya se conocen los nominados a los Globos de Oro 2025. Los ganadores se darán a conocer el 5 de enero. Aquí os dejamos con la lista de los nominados de esta edición (en las categorías de cine):

Mejor PELÍCULA (Drama)

The Brutalist

A Complete Unknown

Cónclave

Dune: Parte Dos

Nickel Boys

September 5

Mejor PELÍCULA (Comedia / Musical)

Anora

Challengers

Emilia Pérez

A Real Pain

The Substance

Wicked

Mejor DIRECCIÓN

Jacques Audiard, Emilia Pérez

Sean Baker, Anora

Edward Berger, Cónclave

Brady Corbet, The Brutalist

Coralie Fargeat, The Substance

Payal Kapadia, All We Imagine As Light

Mejor Actriz (Drama)

Pamela Anderson, The Last Showgirl

Angelina Jolie, Maria

Nicole Kidman, Babygirl

Tilda Swinton, La habitación de al lado

Fernanda Torres, I’m Still Here

Kate Winslet, Lee

Mejor Actriz (Comedia / Mucical)

Amy Adams, Nightbitch

Cynthia Erivo,...

Who would win if the 2025 Golden Globes ceremony was held today? According to our exclusive Gold Derby predictions, where more than 1,200 people have made their forecasts following the Globe nominations on Dec. 9, 2024, we have the first peek at the early leaders for this year’s trophies.

Below is a snapshot of our film odds and TV odds for the 82nd annual ceremony, updated on Dec. 11, 2024. Our predicted winners are denoted in gold. One of the hottest races of the year is Best Film Comedy/Musical, where “Anora” has the edge over co-nominees “Wicked,” “Emilia Pérez,” “A Real Pain,” “The Substance,” and “Challengers.”

This year’s movie nominations were led by “Emilia Pérez” with 10 overall bids, followed by “The Brutalist” with seven, “Conclave” with six, and “Anora” and “The Substance” with five apiece. The top television contenders were “The Bear” at five bids, and “Only Murders in the Building” and “Shōgun” each at four.

In "Heretic," Hugh Grant does something brand new as an actor — which is pretty shocking when you consider that the guy's been a major movie star since the 1990s — and takes on a role that uses his sheepish British charm in the scariest way possible. Namely, he plays the "bad guy" (so to speak) in "Heretic," a new horror thriller from Scott Beck and Bryan Woods where two Mormon missionaries, Sister Barnes and Sister Paxton stumble upon the home of a recluse named Mr. Reed (Grant). Mr. Reed invites the two girls into his home, but before long, they realize he may not be receptive to their invitation into the Mormon faith, and the situation is actually much worse than Mr. Reed just being an unwilling participant; they're actively in danger in his house.

If you missed "Heretic" during its theatrical run — or, like me, you were too much of...

Golden Globes Awards 2025 nominations list (Photo Credit – Instagram)

The 82nd edition of the annual awards ceremony is set to be hosted next month. To welcome the new year, the event awards excellence in films and television. The highly anticipated nominees for the 2025 edition are here.

Before the nominations list, here’s a brief for the unversed. The 2025 Golden Globes will air on CBS on January 5 at 8 pm Et. Paramount+ will stream the ceremony online. Nikki Glaser hosts the evening, and onto the nominees, which Mindy Kaling and Morris Chestnut announced.

2025 Golden Globe Awards: Full List Of Nominees Best Motion Picture: Drama The Brutalist A Complete Unknown Conclave Dune: Part Two Nickel Boys September 5 Best Motion Picture: Musical / Comedy Anora Challengers Emilia Pérez A Real Pain The Substance Wicked Trending Russell Brand Defends Presence At Diddy’s “Freak-Off” Party Amid Scandals Surrounding Both Stars

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The confetti has hardly settled on last night's British Independent Film Awards, but — never an organisation to be knowingly upstaged — the Hollywood Foreign Press today unveiled the nominees for the 2025 Golden Globes. And while the GGs (as nobody calls them) may have lost some of their shine in recent years, the noms can be a decent bellwether for the Oscars and BAFTAs yet to come. With that being said, this year the pack is being led by Jacques Audiard's trans coming-of-age drama-cum-musical gangland thriller Emilia Pérez (10 nominations), Brady Corbet's monumental deconstruction of the American Dream The Brutalist (7 nominations), and Edward Berger's papal conspiracy thriller Conclave (6 nominations).

All three of the above are up for top honours including Best Motion Picture — Drama (and Comedy/Musical for Emilia Pérez) and Best Director, sharing space with the likes of A Complete Unknown, Dune: Part Two, Challengers, Wicked, Anora, and The Substance...

The nominations for the 2025 Golden Globe Awards are out, and they are interesting if you're into that kind of thing. On the film side of things, Netflix and A24 were the big winners with 13 and 12 nominations respectively. Netflix also clinched the most TV nominations with 23, well ahead of second best finisher HBO/Max, which had nine total nominations.

The musical crime comedy Emilia Pérez got the most nominations of any movie with 10, ahead of The Brutalist with seven and Conclave with six. Congrats to those movies, although you may have noticed that none of them were particularly huge hits. Tentpole movies like Wicked, Gladiator II and Dune: Part Two got only eight nominations between them. Dune: Part Two star Josh Brolin said he would quit acting if director Denis Villeneuve didn't get a nomination for helming the film. Well, we at least know he hasn't gotten a Golden Globe nomination for directing the film,...

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Emilia Pérez leads the 82nd Annual Golden Globes film nominations with 10, and The Bear picked up five nominations, topping the television side. Winners for the 2025 Golden Globes will be announced on Sunday, January 5th at 5pm Et/8pm Et on CBS.

Emilia Pérez‘s record-breaking 10 nominations was followed by The Brutalist with seven, Conclave with six, and Anora and The Substance with five. Challengers, A Real Pain, Wicked, and The Wild Robot each picked up four.

Despite coming off a season that divided fans, The Bear pulled off five nominations including Best Comedy, Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Supporting Actor, and Best Supporting Actress. Only Murders in the Building and Shōgun earned four nominations, followed by Baby Reindeer, Disclaimer, Hacks, Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story, Mr. & Mrs. Smith, Nobody Wants This, and Ripley with three. Slow Horses, The Diplomat, The Penguin, and True Detective: Night Country...

The 2025 Golden Globe nominations were announced on Monday morning, Dec. 9, and there were 26 performers who came away with their first ever bids. That includes ingenues like Mikey Madison in “Anora” and Ariana Grande in “Wicked,” as well as breakthrough veterans Kathryn Hahn in “Agatha All Along” and Pamela Anderson in “The Last Showgirl.” Scroll down for the list of first-timers, including a few filmmakers making their debuts for Best Director.

It was a good morning for “Emilia Pérez,” which picked up a leading 10 nominations, more than any other film or TV show. That included the first career bids for lead actress Karla Sofía Gascón and her co-star Zoe Saldaña, On television, “Shōgun” swept in its cast for first-time nominations: Hiroyuki Sanada, Anna Sawai, and Tadanobu Asano, all repeating on their 2024 Emmy nominations.

It might be surprising that “Power of the Dog” Oscar nominee and “Fargo” Emmy nominee Jesse Plemons had...

The 2025 Golden Globes ceremony is set to be hosted by Nikki Glaser and will air live on CBS (and the Paramount+ streaming service) on Sunday, January 5th at 8pm Eastern – and this morning, the full list of nominations has been announced, letting us know who we’ll be seeing in the competition next month. While there has been a lot of talk about Anora being the favorite for Best Picture and other categories at the Academy Awards this year, and the film did earn several major Golden Globe nominations, it did not earn the most nominations in the film categories. That honor goes to Emilia Pérez – and it’s interesting that one of the first news articles I read this morning dealt with the fact that Selena Gomez had to speak up after Eugenio Derbez criticized her performance and her Spanish in the film (Gomez took six months of Spanish...

Tim Fehlbaums Drama über das Olympiaattentat von 1972 aus Sicht einer Gruppe von US-Sportjournalisten ist soeben für einen Golden Globe nominiert worden. In der Kategorie „Bestes Drama“ konkurriert es u.a. mit Edward Bergers „Konklave“.

Globes-Kandidaten: „September 5“ und „Konklave“

Tim Fehlbaums „September 5“ ist in der Kategorie Bestes Drama für einen Golden Globe nominiert worden. Das Drama über das Olympiaattentat von 1972 konkurriert mit Brady Corbets “The Brutalist”, James Mangolds „Like A Complete Unknown“, Edward Bergers „Konklave“, Denis Villeneuves „Dune: Part Two“ und RaMell Ross‘ „Nickel Boys“.

Für den Original Score von „Konklave“ ist außerdem noch der deutsche Komponist Volker Bertelmann nominiert – neben Daniel Blumberg („The Brutalist“), Kris Bowers („The Wild Robot“), Clément Ducol und Camille („Emilia Pérez“), Trent Reznor und Atticus Ross („Challengers – Rivalen“) sowie Hans Zimmer („Dune: Part Two“).

Für die Regie der Bestsellerverfilmung kann sich Edward Berger Hoffnungen auf einen Golden Globe machen; er konkurriert mit Jacques Audiard („Emilia...

The 2025 Golden Globe nominations have been announced, and all eyes are on this major milestone in the evolving awards season. Jon M. Chu’s musical blockbuster “Wicked” seemed to be the kind of juggernaut the Globes have historically liked to honor — but remember, in 2023 the Hollywood Foreign Press Association disbanded, following Penske Media Eldridge’s purchase of the Globes, and an increase in voting membership improved the diversity of the body selecting the awards. (Penske Media Corporation also owns IndieWire.)

And indeed, “Wicked” only got four nominations when all was said and done. The most noms received by a film were 10 for Best Motion Picture Musical or Comedy nominee “Emilia Pérez,” Jacques Audiard’s musical starring Karla Sofia Gascon, Selena Gomez, and Zoe Saldana. “The Brutalist” also scored big with seven nominations, including for Best Motion Picture Drama, and actors Felicity Jones, Guy Pearce, and Adrien Brody.

“The Bear” led the TV nominations with five,...

The 2025 Golden Globes Awards nominations are finally in!

This year, the show is set to air on Sunday (January 5) live on CBS while also streaming on Paramount+ in the USA as well.

The Golden Globes, handed out by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, celebrate both movies and film. This year, Emilia Perez received the most film award nominations with 10 total, while The Bear leads the TV nominations with 5.

Nikki Glaser is acting as the show’s host this year for the very first time. Just Jared will be live blogging the show the whole night, so stay tuned!

Head inside to see the full list of nominees for the 2025 Golden Globes…

Scroll down for the full list of 2025 Golden Globe nominations…

Best Motion Picture, Musical or Comedy

Anora

Challengers

Emilia Pérez

A Real Pain

The Substance

Wicked

Best Motion Picture, Drama

The Brutalist

A Complete Unknown

Conclave

Dune: Part Two...

Emilia Perez earned the most film nominations for the 2025 Golden Globes, with 10 nods, followed by The Brutalist on seven and Conclave on six.

Emilia Perez is up for best drama, director and screenplay for Jacques Audiard, with Karla Sofía Gascón nominated for actress - musical or comedy, and Selena Gomez and Zoe Saldana both up for supporting actress.

The Brutalist is competing for best drama, director and screenplay for Brady Corbet, plus acting nods for Adrien Brody, Guy Pearce and Felicity Jones.

Next up on the film side are Sean Baker’s Anora and Coralie Fargeat’s The Substance with five nominations,...

The nominations for the 2025 are being unveiled today (December 9) by Mindy Kaling and Morris Chestnut.

Watch below:

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The 82nd Golden Globes ceremony will take place on Sunday, January 5, 2025.

Cinematic and box office achievement in motion pictures and best performance in stand-up comedy on television, two new awards categories presented for the first time last year, are set to return.

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Best picture - drama

Best picture - musical or comedy

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Best screenplay

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The nominees for the 2025 Golden Globe Awards were announced this morning, with Emilia Pérez, Wicked, The Bear, and Shōgun all among the major titles competing for multiple awards

Emilia Pérez, Jacques Audiard’s acclaimed musical about a transgender cartel boss, led all film nominees with 10, including Best Picture – Musical or Comedy, and acting nods for all three of its stars, Karla Sofía Gascón, Selena Gomez, and Zoe Saldaña. Audiard was nominated for Best Director and Screenplay, while the film’s music team — led by Clément Ducol and Camille — also picked...

Jacques Audiard’s Spanish-language musical “Emilia Pérez” came away with the most Golden Globes nominations by far on Monday morning. The film received 10 nods, just one shy of the record set by Robert Altman’s “Nashville” in 1976.

Netflix’s “Emilia Pérez” scored a best best motion picture nod, as well as nominations for director Audiard; actress Karla Sofía Gascón; supporting actresses Selena Gomez and Zoe Saldaña; and two original songs, “El Mal” and “Mi Camino.”

In second place was “The Brutalist” with 7 nominations, which included Brady Corbet for director and screenplay; Adrien Brody for actor; Felicity Jones for supporting actress and Guy Pearce for supporting actor.

Edward Berger’s Vatican potboiler “Conclave” came in third place with six nominations, while critical darling “Anora” and “The Substance” tied for fourth with five nods. “The Substance” director Coralie Fargeat was one of two women who made the best director cut this year...

The 2025 Golden Globes nominations have arrived with a windfall for “Emilia Perez.”

The Netflix musical received the most nominations from the Golden Globes Foundation on Monday, with 10 — including Best Comedy/Musical, Best Comedy/Musical Actress for Karla Sofia Gascon, Best Supporting Actress for Zoe Saldana and Selena Gomez, Best Screenplay and Best Director both for Jacques Audiard, Best Song for “El Mal” and “Mi Camino,” Best Score, and Best Film in a Language Other Than English.

Coming in close behind was “The Brutalist” with seven total nominations, including Best Drama, Best Drama Actor for Adrien Brody, Best Supporting Actress for Felicity Jones, Best Supporting Actor for Guy Pearce, Best Director and Best Screenplay for Brady Corbet (who co-wrote the film with Mona Fastvold), and Best Score.

Other big winners on the film side included “Conclave”, “Anora” (five nominations including Best Comedy/Musical and Best Comedy/Musical Actress for Mikey Madison...

Awards season is moving right along. Mindy Kaling and Morris Chestnut took the stage from The Beverly Hilton to announce the nominees of the 82nd new-and-potentially-improved Golden Globes—the first since the dissolution of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association last July. For some reason, Dick Clark Productions decided to announce...

More than 3,500 Gold Derby users to date have predicted the Golden Globe nominations for film, and those picks have been combined to generate our official racetrack odds across 13 categories. Scroll down to see who we’re betting on, and tune in on Monday morning, Dec. 9, at 5:15am Pt/8:15am Et on CBSNews.com/GoldenGlobes when Mindy Kaling and Morris Chestnut will announce who makes the cut.

The 82nd annual ceremony, which will be hosted by comedian Nikki Glaser on Jan. 5, honors the best achievements of 2024 in both television and film as decided by hundreds of international entertainment journalists. In addition to the competitive honors, the Cecil B. DeMille Award for film career achievement will go to actress Viola Davis, while the Carol Burnett Award for TV achievement will be bestowed on actor Ted Danson.

Do you agree with who we’re betting on below? Make or update your...

Deadline’s Read the Screenplay series that shines a spotlight on the scripts for this year’s buzziest films is now pointing the viewfinder on Saturday Night, the Jason Reitman-directed film that tells the origin story of NBC’s venerable late-night franchise by focusing on the 90 minutes leading up to its TV debut.

The flick written by Reitman and Gil Kenan takes place on October 11, 1975, when an ambitious troupe of young comedians and writers would go on to change television forever. Formerly titled SNL 1975 (that’s the title on the script), the film tells the true story of what happened behind the scenes that night leading up to the first-ever broadcast of SNL.

The movie stars Gabriel Labelle as SNL honcho Lorne Michaels, Dylan O’Brien (as Dan Aykroyd), Cory Michael Smith (Chevy Chase), Rachel Sennott (Rosie Shuster), Lamorne Morris (Garrett Morris), Nicholas Braun (Jim Henson), Finn Wolfhard (NBC...

When director Jason Reitman and casting director John Papsidera put together the large ensemble cast for “Saturday Night,” Reitman’s film about the first-ever episode of the legendary sketch comedy series “Saturday Night Live,” they ran into one spot of trouble. “Dan Aykroyd was almost impossible,” Reitman told Entertainment Weekly of the casting process.

But when Dylan O’Brien auditioned, the part just clicked into place. “That was a big moment,” the filmmaker said, noting that O’Brien was the last of seven actors cast to play the Not Ready for Primetime Players from that first season of “Saturday Night Live.”

See‘Saturday Night’ editors interview

O’Brien didn’t know any of this at the time. As far as he was concerned, “Saturday Night” seemed like a project he wouldn’t book anyway, and so the “Teen Wolf” and “The Maze Runner” actor didn’t even bother to send in...

In taking on the role of Gilda Radner in Jason Reitman’s film Saturday Night, British actress Ella Hunt was stepping into the shoes of a beloved U.S. treasure and a Saturday Night Live-verse she herself had not grown up with. In Saturday Night, Reitman details the hours approaching the very first broadcast of SNL—resulting in a fast-paced, comedic romp in which chaos reigns. For Hunt, it was not only a case of working through the character development with no long-held cultural connection to Radner, but also of honoring her in a way that resonated with all the SNL viewers who’ve loved her for so long.

Deadline: As a Brit, what was your feeling going into the role of Gilda Radner?

Ella Hunt: Honestly, for me, approaching this movie or when I got sent the audition, part of my initial hesitancy was, I can’t...

In Jason Reitman’s “Saturday Night,” we meet the original Not Ready for Prime Time Players mere minutes before they revolutionize comedy — and television itself — with their live, late-night NBC variety show dreamed up by an inscrutable Canadian named Lorne Michaels. Buzzing with nervous energy, the film tick-tocks through the chaotic final 90 minutes before the first episode of “Saturday Night Live” (which at that point didn’t have the “Live” in its title) hits the air on October 11, 1975.

We see John Belushi (Matt Wood) and Gilda Radner (Ella Hunt) narrowly miss getting crushed by a falling studio light; Dan Aykroyd (Dylan O’Brien) flirt shamelessly with Laraine Newman (Emily Fairn); Jane Curtin (Kim Matula) and Garrett Morris bond over feeling sidelined; and Chevy Chase (Cory Michael Smith) announce himself by falling over a trash can and boasting about his manhood. Adding to the mayhem are a beleaguered Jim Henson and an...

"Saturday Night" is an ambitious, stressful film about the 90 minutes leading up to the first-ever episode of "Saturday Night Live." It's been criticized a bit by "SNL" superfans for being slightly inaccurate in some places, but that's forgivable considering that director Jason Reitman was hoping to make a compelling film first, an accurate film second. Certain personalities and conflicts had to be exaggerated for the sake of a more compelling story.

Case in point: Gabriel Labelle was amazing in the role of a young Lorne Michaels, who's trying to keep the production from falling apart despite the growing suspicion that this show is doomed to fail. Labelle gives a great performance, but he doesn't give a pitch-perfect impression of what the young "SNL" creator/showrunner was truly like. This, it turns out, was by design.

"I wanted to meet everyone and interview everyone," Labelle explained in a recent interview with Jimmy Fallon.

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2024 is nearly over and while we saw the release of many brilliant films that were also hit at the box office, many movies flew under the radar of people’s view. While some movies like Dune: Part Two and Inside Out 2 were extremely popular at the box office and amongst critics, other great movies like The Fall Guy and Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga were not as lucky. So, we thought of compiling a list consisting of the best movies that were released in 2024 that you might not have seen yet.

Late Night with the Devil Credit – Shudder

Late Night with the Devil is a supernatural horror thriller drama film written and directed by Colin and Cameron Cairnes. The 2024 film is set in the year 1977 and it follows a late-night talk show host who decides...

“Glen Powell delivers one hell of a performance.”

That is the headline of Connor Jameson’s (The First Picture House) review for Netflix’s “Hit Man,” the critically acclaimed comedy directed by Richard Linklater. In the film, Powell plays Gary Johnson, a professor moonlighting as a hit man for his city police department, descending into dangerous, dubious territory. Gary adopts numerous personas throughout the film, and that is what provides Powell with the opportunity to shine. The actor not only rises to the occasion as a leading man, but makes the movie work with his “entrancing” performance.

With raves like that (and the movie’s 95% freshness rating on Rotten Tomatoes), it’s no wonder that Powell is leading Gold Derby’s odds to take home the Golden Globe for Best Film Comedy/Musical Actor.

Anthony Francis (The Movie Revue) writes, “Glen Powell has never been as charismatic, nor has he...

Back to the ’70s

In the far corner, we can see the elevator shaft shown in the film, right next to the stage on which Billy Preston and his band perform. The massive lighting grids were used to create a ceiling of the two-story studio that was built. The vintage lights, called Mole-Richardson, are no longer in use because they’re not LED, and had to be sourced from all over the country.

Ticking Clock

In the film, Lorne Michaels (played by Gabriel Labelle) has the idea to use real bricks on the stage, laid with real concrete, to give the set that classic New York street-corner feel. One catch: He makes that decision 90 minutes before the show goes live. This becomes a storytelling device: As the bricks multiply, the time to air shrinks. The brick incident (which may or may not have happened) also highlights the cast’s...

If you’re interested in American comedy, you must have heard of SNL at some point in your life. Launched in 1975, this NBC sketch comedy show became a cultural touchstone, crafted by baby boomers and adored by Gen X and millennials throughout their formative years. Now, five decades after its inception, people understand its influence on the American comedy. While the SNL sketches impacted other forms of comedy like movies and sitcoms for decades, it is now borrowing its style of humor from other formats to satisfy another generation of viewers. Be that as it may, it is fascinating to learn about its foundation through Jason Reitman’s exhilarating “Saturday Night” (2024). While calling it a formative moment in American comedy will be reductive considering the history of this form, it is certainly a milestone that shaped generations of comedic minds to come. Find the film’s ending explained here.

Spoilers...

Just in time for Saturday Night Live’s 50th anniversary, you can now watch Saturday Night, the new film based on the making-of the variety show’s very first episode, at home — even if it’s still playing on a screen near you.

The comedy starring Gabriel Labelle, Rachel Sennott and Cory Michael Smith is now available to stream online through premium video-on-demand platforms. You can buy Saturday Night digitally in 4K Ultra HD for $24.99, or rent for $19.99 at Prime Video, Apple TV and elsewhere.

At a Glance: How to Watch Saturday Night Online

Streaming release date: Nov. 12 Buy online: Prime Video, Apple TV Watch 'Saturday Night' on Prime Video

Below, watch the official trailer and keep reading for more details on where to stream Saturday Night online, including when it’s expected to land on Netflix.

Where to Stream Saturday Night Online

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Live, from New York, it's Saturday night! Actually, Jason Reitman's outstanding film "Saturday Night" is about to be anything but live, and audiences will be able to watch it whenever they want to -- whether it's Saturday or not. 

"Saturday Night" takes us back to October 1975, providing an anxiety-inducing glimpse into the fervent 90 minutes leading up to the premiere of the first episode of "Saturday Night Live." Of course, it wasn't called "SNL" just yet, as another program still had that moniker, but the series would quickly become a historical moment for television, creating a late night comedy institution that will soon be celebrating its 50th anniversary. And it's all thanks to Lorne Michaels (played in the film by "The Fabelmans" star Gabriel Labelle) and his counterculture comedy cast of the Not Ready for Primetime Players, brought to life magnificently by an outstanding ensemble cast. 

As I noted in...

It's a big month for Paul Mescal. Gladiator II is just weeks away, a bunch of lads in mini shorts honored him with his very own lookalike competition in Dublin, and now, he may get to start in yet another project with Ridley Scott. According to Variety, Mescal is in...

It’s hard to imagine many characters this year having a better introduction than Chevy Chase in Jason Reitman’s “Saturday Night.” In the film about the first-ever “Saturday Night Live” episode on October 11, 1975, Chase all but flies onto the screen. He stumbles over a garbage can and falls flat on his face, a move that recalls one of Chase’s signature pratfalls. “Sorry, I tripped over my penis,” Chase says after getting up – a perfect button to the scene, a punchline that underscores his confidence and attitude in those early days of his career.

“I was doing pratfalls around the apartment all the time. So I felt really prepared when I went to the audition,” Chase actor Cory Michael Smith tells Gold Derby. “One of the first things I did in the room was trip over a chair for Jason, which he was very concerned about, but it worked.

It’s the time of year again when everyone braces for the American Film Market, where filmmakers from around the world come to sell their projects to studios. These film packages feature some of the most interesting casts and filmmakers of the year. One such project is “Dutch & Razzlekhan.”

Read More: 2024 Fall Film Preview: 50 Movies To Watch

According to Deadline, Gabriel Labelle and Isabela Merced are joining Chloë Grace Moretz in the cast of the forthcoming film, “Dutch & Razzlekhan.” The film, which is directed by Jon S.

Continue reading ‘Dutch & Razzlekhan’: Gabriel Labelle, Isabela Merced & Chloë Grace Moretz Star In Jon S. Baird’s New Heist Film at The Playlist.

June Squibb is turning 95 this week and she celebrated with a star-studded birthday party over the weekend!

The beloved actress, who was nominated for an Oscar for 2013′s Nebraska, was joined by celeb friends like Chris Colfer and Kumail Nanjiani at her party on Sunday (November 3) in Los Angeles.

More stars in attendance included Dylan Mulvaney, Logan Lerman, Nia Vardalos, Zoe Lister-Jones, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Kathryn Newton, Gabriel Labelle, Jack McBrayer, Frances Fisher, Jillian Bell, Virginia Madsen, Riki Lindhome, and Catherine Hardwicke.

The event also served as a party for June‘s current Oscar campaign for the movie Thelma. She has earned rave reviews for her first-ever leading role in a movie. The actress turned into an action star for the acclaimed movie!

Browse through the gallery for more photos from the party…...

Exclusive: Gabriel Labelle (Saturday Night) and Isabela Merced (Alien: Romulus) have signed on to star opposite the previously announced Chloë Grace Moretz in Dutch & Razzlekhan, the forthcoming true crime love story directed by BAFTA nominee Jon S. Baird (Tetris), on which we were first to report.

The pair take over roles originally announced as being played by Lewis Pullman and Ariana DeBose, who have departed the project due to scheduling conflicts. Being introduced to buyers at AFM by North.Five.Six, the film has another key creative now in Brad Feinstein, who has come aboard to produce and finance through his Romulus Entertainment banner. Production kicks off in New Jersey in January.

Based on the 2022 Business Insider article “The $4.5 Billion Question” by Rob Price and Becky Peterson, Dutch & Razzlekhan is the explosive and unbelievably true story of the most expensive heist in history, with Heather “Razzlekhan” Morgan (Moretz) and Ilya “Dutch” Lichtenstein (Labelle) — lovers,...

“Saturday Night” is a ticking clock film like few in recent memory. The new movie, directed and co-written by Jason Reitman, is about the first-ever broadcast of “Saturday Night Live” on October 11, 1975, and the story unfolds in real-time during the 90 minutes before showtime.

“Jason described it really well: You’re balancing truth and myth. But the main takeaway that you want is the feeling of what it might have felt like that night,” co-editor Shane Reid tells Gold Derby about the film. “So the constraints of time are something that we’re conscious of and using, but we’re not allowing it to dictate the way that you want to feel in the film.”

Starring Gabriel Labelle as “SNL” creator Lorne Michaels and featuring a parade of young talent playing the famed Not Ready for Primetime Players, “Saturday Night” is based on several interviews Reitman and co-writer Gil Kenan conducted...

“Saturday Night Live” creator and producer Lorne Michaels is speaking out on his recent show regrets.

The NBC Universal mega-producer told The Wall Street Journal that he was “angry” that NBC executives opted to fire comedian Shane Gillis from “Saturday Night Live” in 2019. Gillis was announced as a cast member but never appeared on the series; he was let go after his racially-insensitive comments about Asian people that he made on a podcast were resurfaced. He used the slur “ch*nks” saying, “Chinatown’s f*cking nuts. Let the f*cking ch*nks live there.”

The now-deleted video from 2018 was from his podcast “Matt and Shane’s Secret Podcast.” The video was recirculated right as “SNL” announced Bowen Yang was to become the first Asian-American cast member. Gillis later made his hosting debut in February 2024 during Season 49.

“He said something stupid, but it got blown up into the end of the world,...

Jason Reitman’s “Saturday Night” has hit theaters nationwide, chronicling the chaotic 90 minutes leading up to the first broadcast of “Saturday Night Live” in 1975, releasing on the 49th anniversary of the long-running sketch comedy on October 11. With this movie expected to be a contender at the upcoming 2025 Academy Awards, let’s take a closer look at the filmmaker’s previous four Oscar nominations in three different categories for just two of his films.

After Reitman’s directorial debut in 2005 for “Thank You For Smoking,” he achieved commercial and critical success for his coming-of-age film “Juno” in 2007, starring Elliot Page as the titular teenage character who deals with her unexpected pregnancy and wants to give it up for adoption. While the comedy was praised for its screenplay by Diablo Cody and lead performance, Reitman’s direction was not recognized at any of the major precursor award ceremonies, which is why it...

Nicholas Alexander Chavez is rubbing shoulders with some famous faces amid the success of his Netflix series Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story!

The 25-year-old actor, who also stars in Ryan Murphy‘s new series Grotesquerie, attended the CAA Tastemaker Screening of the new movie The Order on Tuesday (October 15) in Los Angeles.

At the event, Nicholas posed for photos with the film’s cast, including Jude Law, Nicholas Hoult, and Jurnee Smollett.

Other stars in attendance at the event included Jason Bateman and Saturday Night actor Gabriel Labelle.

Here’s the film’s synopsis: “For over a year, a series of bold daylight bank robberies and armored car heists leaves law enforcement baffled and the public panicked throughout the Pacific Northwest. As the attacks become increasingly violent, FBI agent Terry Husk (Law) becomes convinced that the robberies are the work of a domestic terrorist gang that plan to...

Longtime friends and collaborators, Jason Reitman and Gil Kenan, reunite once more in this new biopic, charting the explosive birth of the iconic Saturday Night Live comedy program on the US TV network NBC.

Set in the frantic 90 minutes before the show’s inaugural episode aired, Saturday Night expertly captures the unpredictable, high-stakes nature of live television, weaving in biting humour, personal conflicts, and the birth of a cultural phenomenon.

Reitman and Kenan’s script balances tension and comedy, paying homage to the anarchic energy of SNL’s origins while offering insight into the fragile egos, narcotic excesses and volatile personalities that shaped its creation.

The film opens on October 11, 1975, with a visibly stressed Lorne Michaels, portrayed with nuance and gravitas by The Fabelmans star Gabriel Labelle, entering NBC’s 30 Rockefeller Plaza in preparation for the first show. Outside he is greeted by a stressed out NBC page (Stanger Things...

The 2024 Denver Film Festival has finalized its list of award honorees who will be in attendance from November 1 through 10, with everyone from “Dìdi” star Joan Chen to “The Piano Lesson” director Malcolm Washington to “Saturday Night” stars Gabriel Labelle and Cory Michael Smith joining the already announced lineup that includes honorees like “Nickel Boys” filmmaker RaMell Ross, “Lilly” star Patricia Clarkson, and “The Fire Inside” lead Ryan Destiny.

Going in schedule order, the first among the new honorees, accepting the Excellence in Writing Award after the Denver Film Festival screening of their August Wilson adaptation “The Piano Lesson” on November 1 are Washington and co-writer Virgil Williams. While the latter will be there in person, the director will appear virtually.

Next is Oscar winner Andrew Wyatt, best known for his work on the films “A Star Is Born” and “Barbie,” who will be in town to accept the Excellence in Songwriting...

Saturday Night star Gabriel Labelle never imagined he’d become a specialist in playing titans of the entertainment industry.

In Steven Spielberg’s semi-autobiographical drama The Fabelmans (2022), the Canadian actor played Spielberg’s teenage surrogate character, Sammy Fabelman, whose emerging filmmaking prowess intersected with his family’s divorce. To capture the essence of an adolescent Spielberg in the ‘60s, Labelle had every possible resource at his disposal, as the Oscar-winning filmmaker opened up his family’s vault in more ways than one.

When The Fabelmans debuted in London at the start of 2023, Jason Reitman ventured over to the premiere event after spending a day on the set of Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire. Impressed by Labelle’s performance, Reitman initiated a get-together the following day, and some time spent together that included coffee and a showing of the American Psycho musical, the Canadian American filmmaker knew he’d found his Lorne Michaels for Saturday Night.

Editors Nathan Orloff and Shane Reed were given a new kind of experimental freedom on “Saturday Night,” Jason Reitman’s behind-the-scenes re-enactment of how NBC’s revolutionary late-night sketch comedy show made its live debut on October 11, 1975.

By following anxious producer Lorne Michaels (Gabriel Labelle) as he guides his cast and crew through rehearsals, the editing duo (who previously cut Reitman’s “Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire”) essentially make audiences into a fly on the wall during the make or break 90-minute lead up to showtime. Making it all the more interesting, of course, is that the soon-to-be-legendary, “Not Ready for Prime Time Players,” consists of Dan Aykroyd (Dylan O’Brien), John Belushi (Matt Wood), Chevy Chase (Cory Michael Smith), Jane Curtin (Kim Matula), Garrett Morris (Lamorne Morris), Laraine Newman (Emily Fairn), and Gilda Radner (Ella Hunt).

“It was really about the availability of bandwidth,” Reed told IndieWire. “Nathan was on set and I was cutting from L.

Saturday Night writer Gil Kenan reveals how much the production talked to SNL creator Lorne Michaels, who is also a main character in the film, while creating the new movie about the iconic comedy show.

The movie follows the chaotic 90 minutes before SNL, or NBC's Saturday Night as it was known at the time, aired its first live episode in 1985.

The cast of characters featured in it is insane, following iconic names such as Lorne Michaels (Gabriel Labelle), Chevy Chase (Cory Michael Smith), Gilda Radner (Ella Hunt), Dan Aykroyd (Dylan O'Brien), and more.

Read full article on The Direct.

Cory Michael Smith had some big shoes to fill with his latest role.

The Saturday Night actor recently opened up about the “terror” of mastering his portrayal of Chevy Chase and his “very compulsive” process to prepare for the film, which premiered Friday on the 49th anniversary of Saturday Night Live‘s debut.

“I have loved Chevy Chase since I was a kid. He’s one of my favorite comedic actors,” he told People. “It was such an honor that I did not want to mess this up, and I didn’t want to mess my career up. So I really dove in, and for about two months I would only let myself watch Chevy Chase.

“I just was like, I have to know how this man would say every line, what his body and face would be doing instinctually and sort of deprogram myself and my instincts from this,...

Despite being born and spending much of my life on the other side of the Atlantic, I’ve always been a fan of Saturday Night Live. The live format, which not only allows for constant improvisation but also for countless memorable moments of actors breaking character, is immensely appealing, as is the show’s structure – a collection of distinct sketches with musical performances. So naturally, a film based on the pilot episode, specifically the 90 minutes leading up to the broadcast, caught my attention.

Saturday Night is the title of the movie and was also the name of the original show due to a conflict with another late-night program, Saturday Night Live with Howard Cosell. After that show was canceled, SNL adopted the title it’s known by today, becoming a cultural phenomenon that, despite having its greatest impact in its home country, still crossed borders and reached audiences everywhere. Naturally,...

“Saturday Night” hit theaters everywhere on Friday, taking fans back to the very beginning of one of NBC’s most famous shows. But, is it a true story?

Directed by Jason Reitman, the film tells the story of the 90 minutes leading up to the very first episode of “Saturday Night Live.” It’s total chaos, with the crew openly revolting against producer Lorne Michaels (Gabriel Labelle), the content of the show itself still being nailed down, and studio execs simply counting on it to fail.

A lot of the film is rooted in reality, but, like many true stories put on screen, there is some fictionalizing that happens.

Let’s break it down what’s fact and what’s fiction in the “SNL” movie.

Is “Saturday Night” based on a true story?

On the whole, yes. Reitman talked to many, many people involved with the debut of “SNL” to get...

Dan Aykroyd has officially given Saturday Night his stamp of approval.

The actor and original Saturday Night Live castmember took to X, formerly Twitter, on Friday to share his thoughts on director Jason Reitman’s latest film, which centers on the 90 minutes leading up to the sketch comedy show’s first broadcast in 1975.

“Cracking a Head to applaud Jason Reitman’s triumphant SNL film. Wow!” Aykroyd wrote after watching the movie at his local theater. “What a propulsive, engaging, funny, beautifully cast and acted, suspenseful, adventurous, music-filled ride. A perfect window into the creative process at its highest level. Pretty accurate too.”

The Ghostbusters actor continued, “I was there that night and got to relive it wonderfully again. Congratulations Gil, Jason and Blumie. Don’t miss it whether you know the show or not. It is a stand-alone masterpiece and surefire candidate for Best Picture.”

Saturday Night takes place on Oct.