Meeting Ernest Hemingway was probably the worst thing that ever happened to Martha Gellhorn. But perhaps she engineered their first encounter herself. I've always thought it was no accident that ...

An earlier version of this article incorrectly said that Ernest Hemingway’s suicide came 25 years after Martha Gellhorn left him. It came 15 years afterward. The story has been updated. HBO’s ...

The filmmaker, who became "more and more interested" in Ernest Hemingway and Martha Gellhorn's relationship as time went on, tells THR "she was almost relegated to being a footnote in history.

Kaufman is not musing idly; he’s recently completed directing a film about the relationship between the burly novelist and Martha Gellhorn, the intrepid war correspondent whom Kaufman sees as ...

The Martha Gellhorn of Love and Ruin is an ambivalent figure, heroic in public and often tentative at home. I’m not sure I buy it, but like McLain, I can’t get enough of the complicated, ...

History is real, but sometimes reality doesn’t tell the whole story. That’s why we have the historical novel — a genre that, at its best, combines the cold scrupulousness of fact … ...

By Martha Gellhorn (1959) 1. When the buccaneering journalist Marie Colvin reported from the battle zones of the late 20th century, she kept a copy of Martha Gellhorn’s collected war essays in ...

Philip Kaufman's film about Ernest Hemingway and journalist Martha Gellhorn is as gloriously messy as the couple's swashbuckling relationship and marriage itself. One of Kaufman's most naked and ...

The legendary filmmaker hosted a master class at the festival before premiering his film, starring Kidman and Owen, on Friday night. By Rebecca Leffler He’s waited 48 years, but Philip Kaufman ...