Actor and Director Daniel Etim-Effiong has shed light on why kissing scenes are prevalent in Nigerian movies. In a recent interview on Rubbin’ Minds, he attributed their inclusion to audience demand ...

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The director Bill Condon narrates a sequence involving some complicated choreography. By Mekado Murphy In “Anatomy of a Scene,” we ask directors to reveal the secrets that go into making key scenes in ...

Though Ace Frehley may have been KISS' original guitarist, he wasn't the only one to hold down that position for the group and each of the living KISS guitarists have all shared statements on the ...

There are two worlds in director Bill Condon's adaptation of "Kiss of the Spider Woman," one bright and technicolor, the other dark and dingy. It's the full color universe that sings while the other ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Movie musicals are in good hands when filmmaker Bill Condon is involved. He wrote the screenplay for "Chicago," he directed and wrote the screenplay for "Dreamgirls," he directed ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. “Kiss of the Spider Woman,” a sexual and scatological dazzler about an inmate‘s obsession with a favorite musical, ...

Broadway musical adaptations can be quite challenging, particularly given the remarkable performances by icons such as Chita Rivera and Vanessa Williams in the titular role in “Kiss of the Spider ...

These words are spoken by the main characters of the latest rendition of “Kiss of the Spider Woman,” in which two men in a brutal Argentine prison distract themselves from horrors by bonding over ...

The part of Luis Molina, the gay prisoner with a penchant for Hollywood’s Golden Age at the heart of “Kiss of the Spider Woman,” has been good to actors over the years. It’s what got William Hurt his ...

The movie theater at 1412 Chestnut St. has been closed for the past four months as crews gutted the lobby and upgraded the historic space, currently the home base of the Philadelphia Film Society. Now ...