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Brian D. Johnson
Brian D. Johnson writes about film and the arts for Maclean’s. He’s also a filmmaker, and director of the annual Toronto Film Critics Association Awards Gala.
Hollywood’s new heroine: the skank
New teen comedies from young male directors are ‘feminist filmmaking’
The Top 10 films of TIFF
Critic Brian D. Johnson makes his picks
TIFF triggers Oscar buzz for ’The King’s Speech’
A period drama about British royalty was voted most popular picture at TIFF
Men with beards: Joaquin Phoenix, Vincent Gallo and ’Armadillo’
In a world of verite fakery, ’Armadillo’ is a ground-breaking combat documentary
Ben Affleck hits ‘The Town’
With Clint Eastwood, Woody Allen and Robert Redford on the fade, there’s a new actor-director in town
Sexing up Spitzer in TIFF’s year of the doc
"I hate to put this crudely, but he was a trying-to-get-his money’s worth type of client"
Springsteen talks Dylan, darkness and the “survivor guilt” of fame
"The artists we love, they put their fingerprint on your imagination, and on your heart and your soul"
Lantos scoffs at Jewison’s claim that Richler saw Brad Pitt as Barney
’Someone is not remembering things correctly’
Brad Pitt as Barney? It was Mordecai Richler’s pipe dream
When Norman Jewison tried to snag Dustin Hoffman for the lead in ’Barney’s Version,’ Mordecai Richler had other ideas