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#paul-schrader

Producer James G. Robinson initially wanted to revive the horror franchise, but after several directors dropped out, Paul Schrader was brought in, leading to unexpected conflicts.

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In his latest film "Oh, Canada," Paul Schrader explores themes of reflection and regret through the character of filmmaker Leonard Fife, resonating with his own life experiences.

Paul Schrader reflects on his childhood reading habits, shaped by a strict Calvinist upbringing, noting that books filled the void left by his church’s restrictions on movies and TV.

Schrader's latest film, Oh, Canada, marks his most extreme depiction of a fallen life, showing a unique evolution of themes from his previous works.

Joker: Folie a Deux, the musical sequel to 2019's hit Joker, faces a predicted loss of up to $200m at the box office, compounded by poor critical reviews.

Paul Schrader, the acclaimed filmmaker, expressed his disappointing experience with "Joker: Folie à Deux", stating he left the theater after only 15 minutes of viewing. He described the sequel as a "really bad musical" and articulated his dislike for the characters and actors involved. His comments reflect a stark contrast to the original film's success, which he had previously influenced with his work on "Taxi Driver".

Paul Schrader's 'American Gigolo' received a new 4K restoration with special features like an audio commentary and interviews with key personalities, demonstrating Schrader's continued relevance in the film industry.