Joaquin Phoenix
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Independent Box Office: ‘The Master’ Top Debut of Year
Paul Thomas Anderson's Scientology-inspired tale "The Master" averages $145,949 for weekend on five screens in NY and LA. With day-and-date VOD, "Arbitrage" take in $2M at box office
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‘The Master’: What Critics Are Saying About Paul Thomas Anderson’s Drama
"The Master," a film about a religion with a strong whiff of Scientology, is finding supports from the critics
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‘The Master’ Review: Scientology or Not, Emotionally It’s Just Running on Cruise Control
Watching “The Master,” I found myself impressed with the craftsmanship but strangely disengaged
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Toronto Film Fest Day 2: Ben Affleck Flies Commercial, Paul Thomas Anderson Gets Creepy
On a day crammed with high-profile premieres, Toronto showcases Ben Affleck's crowd-pleasing "Argo" and Paul Thomas Anderson's tough, weird "The Master"
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Venice Film Festival: Joaquin Phoenix, Terrence Malick Draw Boos – and Raves
Terrence Malick's "To the Wonder" is jeered and praised in Venice, while Joaquin Phoenix angers photographers at the premiere of "The Master"
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‘The Master’ Sneak Leaves Chicago Audience Impressed – and Confused
"It's an awesome, crazy mess of a movie," said one viewer after second surprise screening of Paul Thomas Anderson's "The Master"
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‘The Master’ Trailer: Philip Seymour Hoffman, Joaquin Phoenix Ponder Love
Scenes from Paul Thomas Anderson's "The Master" investigate the nature of love in new trailer
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‘The Master’ Trailer: Hoffman, Phoenix and Adams Keep the Faith
Paul Thomas Anderson's latest trailer for "The Master" explores an emerging new religion
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Paul Thomas Anderson’s ‘The Master’ Trailer Debuts with Creepy Joaquin Phoenix and Crazy Music
The drama reportedly tells the story of a Scientology-like religion and co-stars Philip Seymour Hoffman
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The 2010 Oscar Race: Give Us Some Craziness!
Think the operatic excess of “There Will Be Blood,” the ridiculousness of “Inglourious Basterds” — think Joaquin Phoenix
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The ‘Real’ Joaquin Phoenix Returns to Letterman (Video)
Actor appears for the first time after now-infamous — and fake — 2009 interview
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Good Morning Hollywood, September 20: Malick Goes Home
Roger Ebert scores the “I’m Still Here” critics, and Terrence Malick is (in) OK