We can't wait for Anna Kendrick and Blake Lively to pour more martinis together.

Jon Hamm recounted Bridesmaids director Paul Feig yelling sex instructions on the set, which is just too hilarious.

The School for Good and Evil director Paul Feig chatted with IGN about how he approached visual effects in the film, avoiding the obvious Harry Potter visual comparisons, the film's humor, and what the future may hold for this magical world.

Here is what is going on with Paul Feig's original idea for the Universal Monsters that has yet to come to be.

With a new Ghostbuster box set arriving, Paul Feig spoke up about his 2016 film being left out.

Years after the Ghostbusters reboot received backlash, director Paul Feig gave a classy response to Ghostbusters: Afterlife hitting theaters.

Ghostbusters: Afterlife director Jason Reitman gives big props to Paul Feig for his 2016 Ghostbusters film.

It's been almost 10 years, and Bridesmaids still totally kills!

An iconic Bridesmaids moment came from some seriously careful planning, and proper sound editing.

You can't just scare up a Dark Army overnight.

Filmmaker and close personal Zoom friend of the site Paul Feig is taking his talents to Netflix. The A Simple Favor director will helm The School for Good and Evil, based on the best-selling YA novel—part one of a six-part series—by author Soman Chainani. David Magee (Mary Poppins Returns) and Laura Solon (Office Christmas Party) are on script duties. Here is the official synopsis for The School for Good and Evil [via The Wrap]: “The School for Good and Evil” will follow best friends Sophie and Agatha, who are about to discover where fairytale legacies go …

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Filmmaker Paul Feig is eager to get his monster movie Dark Army off the ground, but it sounds like Universal Pictures is still figuring out how it wants to approach its library of monster titles. One may recall that, a few years ago, Universal was developing an interconnected universe approach to the Universal Monsters. The Tom Cruise-fronted The Mummy was to be the first film to kick off this MCU-style franchise, but when The Mummy crashed and burned critically and commercially, Universal pulled the plug on the “Dark Universe.” The studio subsequently changed tracks, eschewing an interconnected universe …

Filmmaker Paul Feig has made a lot of comedies over the years—and female-driven comedies at that—but most of his stories aren’t so concerned with romance. His most recent feature, 2019’s Last Christmas, was his first fully blown romcom (of sorts), but by and large Feig has eschewed romance because, as he puts it, he’s more interested in “what makes a fully formed person.” And that’s exactly why he sparked to Sam Boyd’s idea for a TV series called Love Life. The HBO Max original series (which will be available at launch on …

There was a lot of pressure riding on Bridesmaids ahead of the film’s release in 2011. Ridiculous but true, the future of female-driven comedy itself was placed on the success or failure of Bridesmaids. If the film was a hit, studios would invest in other female-driven comedies. If it failed, they’d point to Bridesmaids as the reason it was too “risky.” Yes, I know, it’s insane, but the pressure was real. Luckily it all worked out. Kristen Wiig and Annie Mumolo's script was a sharp, funny, and sweet story about friendship, and Paul Feig …

Filmmaker Paul Feig is probably best known for co-creating the iconic TV series Freaks and Geeks and writing and directing hit films as varied as Bridesmaids, Spy, and A Simple Favor, but he was also responsible for helping steer the direction of the U.S. The Office—in particular, he was a key player in the episode that shifted the tone of Steve Carell’s Michael Scott character from an insufferable asshole to an insufferable guy who means well. Indeed, in the first season of the U.S. version of The Office, Carell’s Michael Scott was very much …

We at Collider have been bringing you a bevy of in-depth video interviews with filmmakers and performers over the last couple of months via our Collider Connected series, and we have another exciting announcement to make today. On Wednesday, May 19th at 1:30pm ET/10:30am PT filmmaker Paul Feig will be joining us for a live episode of Collider Connected that you can watch here on Collider and on our YouTube channel! We’re hoping to discuss highlights from his career like Freaks and Geeks, The Office, Bridesmaids, The Heat, Spy, Ghostbusters, A Simple Favor, and Last …

Filmmaker Paul Feig is one of the few directors who’s proved adept at not only navigating various genres, but maintaining a visual, cinematic flair while doing so. The co-creator of Freaks and Geeks is responsible for helming some of the most memorable episodes of The Office, but he first made a splash on the feature film stage with the 2011 comedy classic Bridesmaids. He followed that up with a pair of terrifically rewatchable comedies—The Heat and Spy—and then steered the unfairly “divisive” reboot of Ghostbusters. The latter film was unjustly mired in toxic fandom, but the …

Filmmaker Paul Feig has successfully navigated a variety of genres thus far—comedy, action, thriller, Christmas movie—and for his next trick, he hopes to tackle a classic Universal monster movie. Last fall, we learned that the Spy and Ghostbusters director had pitched an original monster movie to Universal Pictures called Dark Army, which would combine original characters with the iconic Universal monsters. At the time, Feig said he was about to turn his script in to Universal Pictures and hoped to make it as his next film. So when I got on the phone with Feig recently to talk …

Here's what he said.