Ever since his emergence onto the national stage, writer-director Kevin Smith became the idol of aspiring filmmakers everywhere when his independent feature "Clerks" (1994) – made for a startlingly low sum of $27,575 – earned awards at both the Cannes and Sundance film festivals and went on to become a wild success in limited art house release. Self-referential to a fault, Smith used his films to expand his fictional universe populated with a regular cast of characters who eventually crossed over into other mediums, including comic books and an animated television series. Smith was in top form
For everyone out there anxiously awaiting the 2009 releases of Watchmen and Star Trek, I wanted to share with you a conversation with Kevin Smith that I got to join in on. The writer-director behind this fall's Zack and Miri Make
Today, August 4, Kevin Smith screens his latest feature film, Zack and Miri Make a Porno, for the MPAA -- again -- in an appeal to overturn its current NC-17 rating. The movie, scheduled to release on October 31, needs an R
Here's a question for you: Is it possible for Kevin Smith, king of all slackers, to direct a movie that will cross the $100 million mark at the box office? We just might find out next January, when Warner Bros. plans to release A