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Oscar Wilde: How Filmmaker Olivia Wilde Could Become the First Woman to Direct Herself to an Academy Award Nomination for Acting
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Oscar Wilde: How Filmmaker Olivia Wilde Could Become the First Woman to Direct Herself to an Academy Award Nomination for Acting
At the end of Olivia Wilde’s smash Sundance hit, The Invite, the actor-director dedicates the film to the legendary Diane Keaton. With its snappy dialogue and honest view of relationships, it’s easy to imagine Keaton in a version of this film in the 1970s. And while Keaton was a gifted actress, known for her iconic…
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