Todd Haynes
The Emmy-winning co-creator, co-showrunner, and director loves working behind the scenes, but his true passion has always been in front of the camera.
The late Mary Kay Letourneau's husband alleges the filmmaking team never reached out: "I'm still alive and well."
"The Big Lebowski," "The Hours," "Magnolia," and more great films featuring one of the finest actors of her generation.
"You made the original 'Barbie' movie," Gerwig told Haynes of his 1987 short film that used Mattel dolls to show singer Karen Carpenter's struggle with anorexia.
The event, held at NeueHouse Hollywood on Wednesday, December 6, honored creators including Greta Gerwig, Todd Haynes, and Lily Gladstone.
IndieWire Honors
Haynes was honored with the Vanguard Award at the 2023 IndieWire Honors, and thanked film critics for helping him lay the foundation for his legendary filmmaking career.
IndieWire Honors
Todd Haynes, who will receive the Vanguard Award at this year's IndieWire Honors, shares memories of his ravishing 2015 lesbian romance and taking risks with films like "Far from Heaven."
"Velvet Goldmine," "Far From Heaven," and more great films from the melodrama master.
Director Todd Haynes and screenwriter Samy Burch joined the actor for a conversation about his breakout performance in the Netflix film with IndieWire's Marcus Jones.
Filmmaker Interview
Haynes also tells IndieWire how the casting process for the much-younger version of Charles Melton's character unsettlingly mirrored the movie-within-the-movie.
"All That Heaven Allows," "Beyond the Valley of the Dolls," "Mary Poppins," and more favorite films from the man behind "Carol" and "Safe."
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Exclusive: Watch the "Hereditary" director and "May December" filmmaker discuss Haynes' latest melodrama starring Julianne Moore, which Aster praises for its shared language with Ingmar Bergman and Harold Pinter.
