January begins with a real barrage that lines up popular characters such as Robbie Williams (protagonist and singer in BETTER MAN by Michael Gracy), the divine Callas (MARIA by Pablo Larrain with ...

Angelina Jolie has reflected on how she connected to Maria Callas and the "loneliness" that the iconic singer would have felt ...

Along with the likes of Judy Garland, Maria Callas is in the pantheon of superstars whose magnetic stage personality and charisma continue to enchant audiences. And so the new Netflix biopic, ...

Note: This review originally appeared on Next Best Picture's website. Although Chilean director Pablo Larraín has covered several genres and stories with his films, he's particularly passionate ...

The final instalment of Pablo Larraín's trilogy highlighting impactful women in the 20th century is almost here. "Maria" starring Angelina Jolie comes to UK cinemas on January 10th!

It’s easy to feel Callas’s spirit in the Greek capital, which is as resilient and dramatic as the star herself. In the era of film and television–inspired travel, "Maria" might have you ...

Almost 50 years on from her death, however, the public perception of Maria Callas all too often skews ... pencil thin, red-lipped and often accompanied by one of her beloved poodles.

If ever a star cried out to be immortalised on screen, surely it was the glamorous and tempestuous Maria Callas. The centenary of the most feted operatic soprano of the 20th century fell in 2023 ...

Maria Callas died at the age of 53 from a heart attack, and her last few days are when Larraín chooses to tell her story. Though the final years of her life were filled with various health ...

which is based on the last days of the legendary America-born Greek opera singer Maria Callas. Maria is the third addition to Larraín's trilogy on influential 20th-century women, which came after ...

In Maria, Jolie takes on the challenge of portraying opera legend Maria Callas, balancing the diva’s commanding stage presence with the complexities of her private life. To embody Callas ...

Maria ­Callas was only 45 when she grimly assessed her situation during an interview with the critic John Ardoin. She had played all her cards and lost every round, and ­although she would ...