Umberto Gonzalez

Jodie Comer got plenty of experience as an assassin in her Emmy-winning performance in “Killing Eve,” but for her new musical romance “Stuffed” she learned an entirely different skill: taxidermy.

Anthony Ippolito was so excited to play Sylvester Stallone in a biopic about the making of “Rocky” that the up-and-coming actor shot an audition tape blindly, before he had even read a script or obtained sides.

Chase Infiniti had a lot of nerves going into her role in “The Julia Set,” but it had more to do with the subject matter at hand than the acting challenge ahead of her.

Director John Madden returns to TIFF with “Onwards and Sideways,” 16 years after the Oscar-nominated filmmaker behind “Shakespeare in Love” was at the fest with his 2010 thriller “The Debt.”

Zach Lipovsky and Adam B. Stein, the filmmaking duo behind last year's horror hit “Final Destination Bloodlines,” have appointed veteran producer

Zach Lipovsky and Adam B. Stein have appointed veteran producer and executive Jon Cohen as president of Wonderlab.

“The Life and Deaths of Wilson Shedd” filmmaker and star Tim Blake Nelson played with the idea of shooting two versions of the ending of “The Life

Universal Pictures and Blumhouse Atomic Monster are closing a deal to acquire Josh Giuliano's feature debut “River” from IFC/Shudder, TheWrap has learned.

Oscar-winning filmmakers Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin, who last attended TIFF with 2018's “Free Solo,” return to the festival

English filmmaker Andrew Haigh didn't realize “A Long Winter” was about his own grief until after he'd already made the film.