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‘Heads or Tails?’ Review: Delightfully Madcap Euro-Western Serves Up Spaghetti With a Lot of Sauce
John C. Reilly plays Buffalo Bill Cody in 'Heads or Tails?,' a cheerfully deranged genre riff from directors Alessio Rigo de ...
‘Heads or Tails?’ Review: John C. Reilly Plays Buffalo Bill in a Wacky Italy-Set Western With Ambition to Burn
Premiering in the Un Certain Regard strand at Cannes, the latest from directors Matteo Zoppis and Alessio Rigo de Righi also ...
Netflix fans rush to binge Italian crime thriller with John Wick star
Netflix viewers are racing through all six episodes of the gritty new Italian thriller, Sara: Woman In The Shadows. The ...
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John C. Reilly Understood ‘What Our Intention Was’ For Role of Buffalo Bill in ‘Heads or Tails,’ Say Directors Alessio Rigo de Righi and Matteo Zoppis – First Look ...
“Matteo and Alessio are two of the most inspired and ... “We were very excited and very lucky, because I think what John brought is that he really understood this character beyond what was ...
‘Heads or Tails' Review: John C. Reilly Is Buffalo Bill in a Picturesque Tale of Forbidden Love in the Italian Countryside
Italian filmmakers like Sergio Leone and Sergio Corbucci had a field day with cowboy iconography in the 1960s, churning out a series of violent Westerns that many enthusiasts would say rival or ...
Rai Cinema Celebrates ‘Heads or Tails?’ at Cannes and Readies for More Hits: ‘Cinema Without Audience Doesn’t Exist’
It was all about Wild West myths and classy Negronis as Rai Cinema celebrated “Heads or Tails?” in Cannes on Thursday.
John C. Reilly & ‘Heads Or Tails’ Filmmakers On Avoiding Chauvinist Cliches In Their Cannes Film Festival Western
Click on the video above to see the conversation. The Deadline Studio at Cannes is sponsored by SCAD, Cast & Crew and Final ...
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John C. Reilly Is Buffalo Bill in Cannes Film ‘Heads or Tails?,’ a Deconstruction of Cowboys and Legends
Writer-director duo Alessio Rigo de Righi and Matteo Zoppis ... we knew how we wanted the tone to be, but John brought a lot of his irony and human aspect to the character. Rigo de Righi We ...