Rob Reiner‘s film LBJ, with Woody Harrelson in the title role, was unveiled at the 2016 Toronto Film Festival, but will be in theaters November 3. Those dates provide viewers a twist of the ...

Woody Harrelson steps into Lyndon B. Johnson’s boots beside Jennifer Jason Leigh’s Lady Bird in Rob Reiner’s political biopic 'LBJ,' which centers on the Kennedy years. By THR Staff John F. Kennedy ...

We've seen enough JFK films over the years to fill a medium-sized shelf of DVDs, but what we've not seen a lot about is his vice-president and the man who would succeed him as the 36th president of ...

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Rob Reiner has made a prosaically engrossing biopic — no more, no less — but Woody Harrelson gets inside the president's skin. The movies, in case you didn’t notice, are having an LBJ moment. It began ...

Get ready to get acquainted with LBJ -- Lyndon B. Johnson -- the 36th President of the United States, in the enthralling new film, 'LBJ,' starring Woody Harrelson. Here, the legendary director Rob ...

It started with a red carpet, and it ended with second-line. And if Wednesday's star-studded kickoff of the 2016 New Orleans Film Festival was any indication, the next eight days should prove to be ...

Woody Harrelson is earning some of the best reviews of his career, playing Lyndon Johnson, as a conniving, but deeply insecure wheeler-dealer in Rob Reiner’s “LBJ.” But the Oscar nominee admits that ...

Reporting from Toronto — Woody Harrelson — the actor associated with “Cheers,” “The Messenger” and now Lyndon Baines Johnson — was in a very non-LBJ place Friday: a juice restaurant west of downtown ...

Last weekend saw the Austin premiere of LBJ, the Rob Reiner-directed biopic that stars a heavily made-up Woody Harrelson playing America’s 36th president. At a Q&A after the screening—held at the LBJ ...

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