Terry Gilliam
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Chris Marker, Filmmaker Behind ‘La Jetée,’ Dies at 91
The French writer and documentary filmmaker inspired Terry Gilliam's 1995 thriller "12 Monkeys"
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Monty Python Stars Reuniting for ‘Absolutely Anything’
John Cleese, Terry Jones, Terry Gilliam and Michael Palin are all on board, while Robin Williams and Eric Idle are circling the science-fiction comedy
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Terry Gilliam’s ‘Don Quixote’ Falls Apart Over Financing
The director’s long-gestating project can’t move forward until Gilliam secures more financing
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Terry Gilliam to Direct Arcade Fire’s YouTube Webcast
Aug. 5 show launches YouTube’s online concert series, “Unstaged”
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That’s One Way to Get a Film Made
Alexia Anastasio told renowned animator Bill Plympton she wanted to make a movie about him
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Duvall: Pitt Eyeing ‘Hatfields and McCoys’ Movie
Scott Cooper (“Crazy Heart”) would direct the WB film from a script by Oscar winner Eric Roth (“Forrest Gump”)
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Terry Gilliam: ‘I Want to Work at Pixar’
The “Dr. Parnassus” director grilled on Heath Ledger, 3D and … why won’t John Lasseter return his calls!
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Gilliam’s ‘Parnassus’: Truth vs. Legend
“I don’t want to end up like Stanley Kubrick. You can’t control it all. At a certain point, the thing’s gotta survive on its own.”
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‘The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus’ Trailer
Terry Gilliam’s latest film features Heath Ledger’s last performance.
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Of Gilliam, Ledger and, at Last, Don Quixote
After debuting at Cannes, Terry Gilliam’s "The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus" got its first stateside preview in Hall H at Comic-Con Thursday afternoon to an audience eager to catch a glimpse of Heath Ledger’s final performance. It began with a tribute to Terry Gilliam called "Behind the Mirror," which showed brief snippets of his films…
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Gilliam’s Emotional ‘Parnassus’ Ride After Heath Ledger’s Death
The directorial career of Terry Gilliam provides a fascinating case study in independent artistry. Since the ’80s, Gilliam has gone through innumerable clashes with production companies and various other parties to get his vision on the big screen. This has resulted in alternately strong creative achievements ("Brazil") and unfortunate misfires ("The Brothers Grimm"). In…