Jordan E. Cooper is not experiencing the usual sophomore slump — certainly not at the Public Theater, where his newest play had its world premiere Wednesday. “Ain’t No Mo’,” his first play at the ...

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Daniel Day-Lewis is one of the most talented actors of all time. After an eight-year hiatus, he's back with the film "Anemone." Here's how his filmography stacks up, from "Nine" to "A Room with a View ...

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As close to a living acting legend as there can possibly be, Daniel Day-Lewis is the rare performer who truly deserves early canonization. It’s not every day that Daniel Day-Lewis comes out of ...

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A famous father and his son making a film about a son with an absent father is a bit on the nose, no? Not if you’re the Day-Lewises. Regardless of what truth peeks through the fiction of Anemone, ...

Daniel Day-Lewis announced he’d be coming out of retirement to act in his son’s feature directorial debut Alyssa Davis is a contributing writer at PEOPLE. She has been at PEOPLE since 2025. Her work ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. When we first encounter Daniel Day-Lewis in “Anemone,” we only see him from the back, but there’s no mistaking him ...

Running time: 126 minutes. Rated R (language and traumatic revelations). In theaters. Daniel Day-Lewis should’ve stayed retired. Or at least come back in a better movie. But the three-time Oscar ...