Green Book actor Frank Vallelonga Jr. was found dead, and someone has been charged with dumping the body.

In a case of truly terrible timing, Collider can confirm there's a Green Book reunion on the horizon, as Viggo Mortensen is in negotiations for a key supporting role in director Peter Farrelly's next film, which is being referred to as The Greatest Beer Run Ever. No, this isn't some stupid new Farrelly brothers comedy. This Skydance project was already announced, and the story is actually pretty cool. It tells the true story of John "Chickie" Donohue, who traveled from New York to Vietnam in 1967 just to share a few beers with his childhood buddies, who …

The biggest question I had coming out of Destin Daniel Cretton’s handsomely crafted adaptation of Bryan Stevenson’s memoir Just Mercy is whether or not people are willing to hear its message. If, like me, you already recognize and agree with its argument that our justice system is broken and has racial prejudices built into it, then you simply sit there and nod. But maybe it’s not for me. Maybe it’s for the people who thought Green Book was brilliant because an ordinary white guy learned to respect an extraordinary black guy. I don’t know if …

Fresh off winning Oscars for Best Original Screenplay and Best Picture for the race relations drama Green Book, filmmaker Peter Farrelly has settled on his next project. Per Variety, Farrelly will next direct an adaptation of the Joanna Molloy and John “Chickie” Donohue book The Greatest Beer Run Ever: A True Story of Friendship Stronger Than War, which chronicles how Donohue left New York in 1967 to head over to Vietnam and bring his friends messages of support—and beer—in the face of anti-war protestors and low morale. Green Book co-writer Brian Currie and Pete Jones (Hall …

Sometimes gold equals green, and that is proving true at the box office for Best Picture winner Green Book.

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China is warmly embracing the latest Best Picture winner... and there are a few interesting reasons why.

Once you win Best Picture, you tend to keep winning at the box office ... whether critics like it or not.

Green Book is officially the Best Picture of 2018, but not everybody agrees with that sentiment.

In 1968, author and social critic James Baldwin went on The Dick Cavett Show and had to explain to a Yale professor how racism functions and that just because there are similarities between individuals, we have to look at how institutions function. Fifty years later, we have Green Book, the reigning Best Picture Oscar winner that thinks that the Yale professor was on to something despite all the evidence to the contrary. For those unfamiliar with Green Book, the film, directed by Peter Farrelly (previously known for comedies such as Dumb and Dumber and Stuck on You which he co-…

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Mahershala Ali and Viggo Mortensen give fantastic performances in a message movie that doesn't quite deliver the message.