Film stuff @nytimesarts , @ebertvoices , @decider Author of “Made Men: The Story of ‘Goodfellas’” (2020) and now “The World is Yours: The Story of ‘Scarface.’”
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Glenn Kenny predominantly covers movie reviews, with a focus on entertainment and film-related news. Given his extensive coverage of film reviews, he would likely be most responsive to pitches offering films for review or providing exclusive access to industry professionals for interviews related to the filmmaking process.
Considering Glenn's consistent focus on reviewing movies, PR professionals could effectively reach out with new releases or emerging trends in the film industry that align with his areas of interest. While there is no geographic focus specified, given the nature of film promotion and release cycles, targeting international releases or events may enhance outreach efforts.
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Jaws, The Monster of Piedras Blancas, and more horror films make the sandy beach scary.
The movie, starring Zoey Deutch and Nick Robinson, begins as a tear-jerker and morphs into a poignant rom-com.
John Cena and Eric André star in this crude, but funny, movie about a real estate agent who encounters a blast from the past.
They say that you can’t go home again; in this movie, a young filmmaker learns that the hard way.
By: Glenn Kenny
From 1954’s Ulysses to the modern summer blockbuster Troy, here are the films you should visit on your own cinematic odyssey…
By: Glenn Kenny
The stand-alone cinema is facing extinction. A new documentary chronicles its fight for survival in the United States.
By: Glenn Kenny
Written and directed by Michael Russell Gunn and produced by Angel Studios, the film chronicles the frustrating 1986 summit between Reagan and Gorbachev.
Leslie Mann leads a quartet of gal pals looking for rest, relaxation and sensual massages in this raucous comedy.
There’s a new birth control method — and this documentary asks men to take the title of the film seriously.
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