Peter Jackson On The Making Of The Highly Anticipated ‘The Beatles: Get Back’ Mike Ryan Senior Entertainment Writer Twitter November 23, 2021 ...

Peter Jackson On ‘Mortal Engines,’ His New WWI Documentary, And His Future With ‘Lord Of The Rings’ Mike Ryan Senior Entertainment Writer Twitter December 12, 2018 Getty Image ...

In this Peter Jackson interview for The Beatles: Get Back, the director talks about how he sifted through the Let It Be sessions and whether he will release more footage.

In an exclusive interview with NBC News’ Ann Curry, “The Hobbit” director Peter Jackson gives advice to young filmmakers. Jackson tells aspiring filmmakers that if they want to make a movie ...

Peter Jackson spent four years crafting "Get Back," a visual love letter to The Beatles. Here's how he chose to give a podcast an amazing behind-the-scenes interview of his four year journey.

Peter Jackson: [Laughs] I may have to dodge that question. It’s impossible to answer. But I will tell you something that I haven’t really talked about.

Peter Jackson remains a bit astounded at his transition four years ago from the Shire of Middle Earth to the French battlefields of World War I. Jackson introduced his documentary “They Shall ...

Interview: Peter Jackson on his WWI commemoration, 'They Shall Not Grow Old' In an exclusive interview with The Playlist, the Oscar winner discusses his landmark First World War feature ...

And the balance of it? You’ll have to see for yourself when you see the movie if we succeeded with the balance. That is the trick, though, getting that balance right, so that it’s not—it’s keeping the ...

Academy Award-winning filmmaker Peter Jackson returns to Middle-Earth in The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, the exciting and visually stunning first installment of a three-part trilogy adapted ...

Interview: Peter Jackson The Kong director talks about his drive to make the movie, its long-discussed length, and the inevitability, we mean, possibility of an extended cut.

Viggo Mortensen revealed in an interview with GQ UK magazine that he used Aragorn’s iconic sword Andúril from “Lord of the Rings” in his latest movie, “The Dead Don’t Hurt.” Mortensen ...