Category Archives: News

New Stillman interview about his current projects

Whit Stillman has written an article for the Guardian, which includes information about what happened to Red Azalea, and the project he’s currently working on. (Thanks to Andrej Huesener for pointing it out.)

New Stillman interview at AV Club

Philip Lawlor pointed out this interview with Stillman by Noel Murray at A.V. Club.

What Stillman’s been up to

Thanks to Drew Feinberg for pointing out a fairly lengthy interview with Stillman about Metropolitan and what he’s been doing recently, by Josh Horowitz at Better Than Fudge.

Stillman working on “a number of scripts”

In an interview with FilmMaker magazine, Stillman says he’s “been working on a number of scripts that are in various stages.”

‘Metropolitan’ DVD to be released on 14 February

Thanks to Gwendolyn Loomis for pointing out that the Metropolitan DVD has been given a release date of 14 February at Amazon.com. It looks like it’ll be released on 20 February in Canada. Unfortunately the item isn’t listed at Amazon.co.uk or Amazon.de, so those of us over here seem to be out of luck.

‘Metropolitan’ to be released on DVD early 2006

The October 2005 newsletter from Criterion teases us with “Whit Stillman’s debut feature finally gets its coming out on DVD, early 2006!” So keep your eyes peeled for a feature-packed Metropolitan next year. Thanks Reed.

‘Stop Smiling’ look back at ‘Metropolitan’

‘The Kids Stay In The Picture’ by Nathan Kosub at Stop Smiling looks at Metropolitan fifteen years after its release. Thanks to Anthony Lee.

‘Fade In’ article on Stillman

The latest edition of Fade In magazine contains a “Where Are They Now?” article on Stillman - what he’s done and what he’s up to now. Thanks to Massimo for the tip.

Stillman article on Louis Stanton Auchincloss

Stillman has written an article in the New York Post about author Louis Stanton Auchincloss.

Mars Hill Audio interview with Stillman

Vol. 54 of the Mars Hill Audio Journal features an interview with Mark Henrie on “Whit Stillman’s approach to comedy”. There’s a complete MP3 linked to on this page. Thanks to Tim Chambers.