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Himesh Patel Talks Dr. Watson’s Mentorship Role in ‘Enola Holmes 3’ and Character’s Dark Backstory
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‘Enola Holmes 3’ Director Philip Barantini Reveals Why He Jumped at the Chance to Direct Millie Bobby Brown’s Next Sequel
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‘Ghostbusters: Night Shift’ Creators on Reviving the Franchise with Grounded 1990s Terror on Netflix
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‘Steps’ Directors on How Their Unique Fairy Tale Movie Evolved Throughout Production and Stopped Being a Musical
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Director Matt Spicer on His Long-Awaited Comedy Return in Netflix’s ‘Little Brother’
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Brad Bird Opens Up About the Decades-Long Journey to Make ‘Ray Gunn’ With Netflix
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‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’ Season 2 Composer Teases Toph’s Theme and ‘Six Hours’ of New Music
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‘Everyone Is Doing Great’ Sean Carrigan on Bringing Michael to Life As Series Jumped to Netflix and Season 3 Hopes
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‘Blood Sisters’ Was Only Meant to Be a Miniseries—EP Mo Abudu on Why Netflix Demanded Season 2
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‘Voicemails for Isabelle’ Cinematographer Julia Swain on Fighting to Keep Key Scenes and Creating a Warm 90s Rom-Com Feel
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Behind the Magic of ‘I Am Frankelda’: Legendary Artist Bruce Zick on Designing Netflix’s Stunning Stop-Motion World
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‘The Ribbon Hero’ Director On Updating ‘Princess Knight’ For a New Generation in New Netflix Anime Film
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Director David Fortune on How Personal Loss Inspired Acclaimed New Netflix Movie ‘Color Book’
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‘In Waves’ Director and Creator on the ‘Extreme Exercise in Letting Go’ For New Netflix Animated Film
We sat down with author AJ Dungo and director Phong Mai Nguyen at the Annecy Film Festival to discuss Netflix's upcoming animated movie 'In Waves' and how they translated a deeply personal story of grief and love to the screen.
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Revisiting Tyra Banks’ Legacy: Editors Behind Netflix’s ‘Reality Check’ Docuseries Break Down the Hardest Cuts
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How Tom Morton Brought Detective Müller to Life in Netflix’s ‘I Will Find You’
Tom Morton brought personal knowledge and expertise to his role as Geneva-based Detective Daniel Müller in I Will Find You.
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Inside ‘Oasis’: Executive Producer Gema R. Neira on Netflix’s Next Big Spanish Mystery Obsession
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‘The Witness’: How Rob Williams Collaborated With André & Alex Hanscombe To Tell Their Story
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