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At 54, Ethan Hawke has nothing left to prove. He has four Oscar nominations but no wins, and he’s perfectly fine keeping it that way — at least, that’s what Denzel Washington told him 24 years ago when they were both nominated for “Training Day.” “I believe it was Denzel that said it to me when I lost,” Hawke tells …

At one point in Black Phone 2, the Grabber, the villain played so memorably by Ethan Hawke, reunites with his potential victim from the first film. “Did you think our story was over, Finny?” the demonic masked figure asks tauntingly. It seems a reasonable question, since the Grabber died at the end of the previous film, dispatched by Finn (Mason …

Scan the wall of Sardi’s, the restaurant and bar in midtown Manhattan that’s served as the watering hole for Broadway’s biggest names over the decades, and you’ll find caricatures of Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II sitting side by side. The men are considered the most successful songwriting duo in the history of American theater, and were responsible for Oklahoma!, …

Ethan Hawke is looking back fondly at the time Robert Redford turned him down for an undisclosed role in his 1992 film, A River Runs Through It. During Wednesday’s episode of the recently-reinstated Jimmy Kimmel Live, Hawke described the late Hollywood legend, who died at 89 last week, as “one of the heroes of my life” and shared his bittersweet …

Actor Ethan Hawke said Robert Redford was one of the heroes of his life ― but the final thing the Hollywood legend said to him was anything but heroic. (Watch the video below.) The “Dead Poets Society” star reeled off several warm anecdotes about Redford, who died earlier this month at age 89, on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” Wednesday. Then Hawke …

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In the new comedic mystery series The Lowdown, Ethan Hawke plays writer Lee Raybon, who runs a Tulsa used bookstore by day, but cares more about his sideline as a “truthstorian” — a pretentiously on-brand way of telling people that he’s a reporter. Lee is a dogged investigator who has, with virtually no resources outside of a beat-up old panel …