Kim Morgan

Thank you again, @Criterion for the closet visit - it was an honor! Udo Forever

Walter Hill to Be Honored with Fantastic Fest Lifetime Achievement Award and Alamo Drafthouse Retrospective Screening Series (EXCLUSIVE) variety.com/2026/film/news…

We say goodbye to the versatile Sam Neill. Whether he was a despicable villain or a dedicated paleontologist dodging dinosaurs, Neill brought warmth and natural charisma to his characters in a career spanning more than five decades. Our thoughts are with his family and friends.

RIP Sam Neill. A truly incredible and versatile actor whose career was filled with unforgettable performances.

A great night in London presenting How to Marry a Millionaire last night for the @BFI - their series Marilyn Monroe: Self-Made Star is top notch-so many wonderful discussions & in depth looks at her career and artistry & more. Thanks so much to the BFI and everyone who attended.

@HazelbytheCoast @AcademyMuseum Thank you so much!

We returned to @AcademyMuseum for a special screening of The Seven Year Itch. What a treat! Especially as it had an amazing intro from @SunsetGunShot - so passionate and knowledgeable about Monroe, Wilder, this film and other Monroe work. Her analysis of the story was brilliant.

And it should read @BFI - thank you!

More info here: whatson.bfi.org.uk/Online/default…

July 9th! I will be in London presenting Jean Negulesco's "How to Marry a Millionaire" as part of the @britishfilminstitute Monroe series, Self-Made Star. See brilliant Marilyn in all of her comic timing glory, wonderful Betty Grable and the great Lauren Bacall.

Congratulations to Isabelle Huppert on becoming the first female president of the Cinematheque Français! 🇫🇷🩷📽️ timefrance.fr/divertissement…

Morning listen youtube.com/watch?v=7OTyuL…

The 40th edition of Bologna's Il Cinema Ritrovato winds up with the @MoMAFilm restorations of Charles Chaplin's A DOG'S LIFE and SHOULDER ARMS. Coming to New York in our annual Silent Movie Week later this summer.

Fantastic final night with Frenzy

As the friendly psycho who proposes a murder swap in Strangers on a Train, Robert Walker lodged his place in movie history just before his tragically early death. As Alfred Hitchcock’s classic thriller turns 75, we delve into Walker’s chilling balance of charm and malevolence. theb.fi/4oPnNm8

Happy 100th birthday to Mel Brooks - the funniest, kindest, smartest man in the history of the world. He’s been my hero ever since I snuck into Blazing Saddles at an inappropriately young age and had my mind blown. One of the great joys of my life has been becoming Mel’s friend. And here’s where that all started. I’ve never posted this clip before. It’s from 2010, when the American Cinematheque asked me to host a conversation with Mel Brooks and Carl Reiner. We sorta met on stage. As things were winding down, Mel suddenly brought up Ed Wood. It was a completely surreal moment for me. What a mensch. We are all so lucky to have lived in the Mel Brooks century. Here’s to his next one thousand nine hundred years!

Hitchcock Del Toro night two.

These things are not not mutually exclusive ... and thank you:)

Noir classics directed by Robert Wise! BORN TO KILL (1947) & THE SET-UP (1949) screen in 35mm this coming Monday & Tuesday, June 29th & 30th. Tickets: buff.ly/pdyTaEc