Justin Kurzel Talks Shifting Sands Of December 6 U.S. Release For Far-Right Thriller ‘The Order' In Wake Of Donald Trump's Re-Election
Justin Kurzel started touring festivals with neo-Nazi thriller The Order – starring Jude Law, Nicholas Hoult and Tye Sheridan ...
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In ‘The Order,’ Jude Law enters the heart of white nationalist darkness
Justin Kurzel's "The Order" gives us thrilling action set pieces, but fails to fully wrestle with the roots of white ...
A Max Max prequel? Director Justin Kurzel has an idea for George Miller
Justin Kurzel has an idea for a Mad Max prequel. In a recent interview, the Australian filmmaker teased his Mad Max idea and ...
‘The Order’ Screenwriter Zach Baylin Says True-Life Domestic Terrorism Tale ‘Would Be Relevant Anytime It Would Have Come Out’
INTERVIEW: Screenwriter Zach Baylin on his true-life domestic terrorism tale, directed by Justin Kurzel and starring Jude Law ...
Jude Law and Nicholas Hoult lead thriller about the real FBI manhunt for a white supremacist leader
Forty years ago, on Dec. 8, 1984, one of the largest manhunts in FBI history came to an explosive end on Whidbey Island in ...
Jude Law amazed the real-life terror plot that inspired 'The Order' was 'a piece of history that hadn't been told'
Jude Law calls "The Order" a "passion piece" and reveals how his two young children inadvertently inspired his "glassy-eyed ...
'The Order' a searing thriller about U.S. terrorists arming for a race war
Based on the book “The Silent Brotherhood” by Gary Gerhardt and Kevin Flynn, with a richly dramatic screenplay by Zach Baylin ...
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Getting at the heart of American darkness, Jude Law and Nicholas Hoult go deeper than ever
Directed by Justin Kurzel from a screenplay by Zach Baylin based on the 1989 nonfiction book “The Silent Brotherhood” (by Kevin Flynn and Gary Gerhardt), the film follows a veteran FBI agent ...
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“The Order” director says Jan. 6 insurrection inspired him to make Neo-Nazi crime thriller with Jude Law (exclusive)
"I remember seeing images of nooses hanging outside the Capitol Building as props and finding real similarities," Justin Kurzel tells EW. "I was really looking to do an American film and something ...