Epix, the multi-platform (premium cable, satellite and streaming) movie company co-owned by Paramount, MGM and Lionsgate, is promoting carefully-crafted spots for its initial showings of Alexander ...

As part of its premiere of Alexander Payne’s “Nebraska,” Paramount Pictures-owned television network Epix is scheduled to show the film on Sunday not only in its theatrical black-and-white ...

A color version of a Best Picture nominee originally shown in black and white raises the question of how much choice audiences are really supposed to have when they approach a creator's vision.

Alexander Payne doesn’t want audiences to watch the color version of his black-and-white film “Nebraska.” The director told the Canadian Press that he felt pressured by distributor Paramount ...

As part of its premiere of Alexander Payne’s “Nebraska,” Paramount Pictures-owned television network Epix is scheduled to show the film on Sunday not only in its theatrical black-and-white ...

As part of its premiere of Alexander Payne’s “Nebraska,” Paramount Pictures-owned television network Epix is scheduled to show the film on Sunday not only in its theatrical black-and-white format, but ...

Before he even shot the film, Alexander Payne discussed the struggles of getting Paramount to help fund Nebraska in his intended black-and-white aesthetic. With a reduced budget, they finally agreed ...

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Alexander Payne doesn’t want audiences to watch the color version of his black-and-white film “Nebraska.” The director told the Canadian Press that he felt pressured by distributor Paramount ...

A color version of a Best Picture nominee originally shown in black and white raises the question of how much choice audiences are really supposed to have when they approach a creator's vision.