Tea Leoni

Opinion: Newlyweds is a welcome reminder of the joy of multi-camera comedy – and why Téa Leoni deserves to be back in the spotlight

Television has become awfully serious about being taken seriously. Prestige dramas arrive with cinematic ambitions, comedies increasingly disguise themselves as emotionally bruising character studies, and the once-reliable pleasure of spending half an hour with a group of funny people in a familiar setting has become something of an endangered experience. Somewhere along the way, the…

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Interview: Alex Scharfman on his “English language Korean movie” Death of a Unicorn; “There’s a tremendous amount of genre blending.”

A movie that sells you exactly what it says on its genre blending box, Death of a Unicorn stars Paul Rudd and Jenna Ortega as a father/daughter duo who accidentally hit and kill a unicorn while en route to a weekend retreat, where his billionaire boss (Richard E. Grant) and his greedy family (Téa Leoni…

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Film Review: Death of a Unicorn is a blackly comic creature feature that eats the rich and delights in mythological madness

Movies about unicorns have a certain fantastical nature to them, so it makes sense that Death of a Unicorn adopts such a mentality – albeit with a serious case of nastiness and surprising class commentary. A blackly comic creature feature with an evident love for the back catalogue of Steven Spielberg and James Cameron –…

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