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Actor returned to the role in 2021’s ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’

Film about a break-in artist robbing a home he can’t escape seems like a muddled statement about art.

Willem Dafoe has said that, for him, the process of making a movie always eclipses the finished product

Willem Dafoe tells Inverse he's open to reprising the role of Green Goblin again, and why he loved the original role so much.

How you feel about the psychological thriller "Inside" may depend on how you feel about spending the better part of two hours staring nonstop at Willem Dafoe. The actor plays Nemo, an art thief who becomes trapped in a posh Manhattan penthouse after the security system malfunctions. Time goes by…

Willem Dafoe and Vasilis Katsoupis chat about making the arthouse art satire, whether Dafoe would reprise the role of Green Goblin, and more.

In the new film “Inside,” Willem Dafoe goes it alone as an art thief who breaks into a billionaire’s luxury penthouse with only seven minutes to get in, snatch a few multimillion-dollar paintings, and get out.

“Art is for keeps.” This turn of phrase, uttered by Willem Dafoe’s character Nemo in Vasilis Katsoupis’ narrative directorial debut “Inside,” is a bedeviling little saying of multi-layered meaning. It rattles around in your brain like a pinball, much in the way Nemo rattles around the luxury apartment where he’s…

Director Vasilis Katsoupis poses an interesting question about the futility of wealth as the price of freedom, but ultimately can't find a way out.

Willem Dafoe had his co-star Emma Stone slap him about 20 times for their new film, And, even though he was off camera.

‘There’s this instinct to perform that many actors have. He’s the opposite of that’