Just in Time Will Teach You About Bobby Darin and Even More About Jonathan Groff A dual psychological portrait of subject and star in the form of a bio-musical. cancel culture Yesterday at 6:00 p ...

“I used to steal birds, but now I’m a newspaperman,” says Mr. Fox, natty in his double ... s “something kind of fantastic” about being different (Ash is small and not the athlete he ...

“He always shows a character in his underwear. So we have Ash” — Mr. Fox’s oddball son, voiced by Jason Schwartzman — “in his underwear in a great scene where (the characters) get ...

In contrast to the book, in which the Foxes have four largely undifferentiated kids, here they have but one son, Ash (Jason Schwartzman ... to co-direct “Fantastic Mr. Fox.” ...

“The Fantastic ... Fox (voice of Meryl Streep), and he’s got a son, Ash (voice of Jason Schwartzman) who has trouble living up to his old man. But as worldly and elegant, and comme il faut, as ...

UNCUT FILM REVIEW: FANTASTIC MR FOX Directed By Wes Anderson ... you’d assume it might be Ash, Mr and Mrs Fox’ son. But Ash is a typically Anderson character – a bundle of neuroses, in ...

The dynamic that Ash shares with his parents, his schoolmates, and particularly his cousin add charming wrinkles where “Fantastic Mr. Fox” could have been dangerously slick. Of course ...

After years as a smoothie thief, Mr. Fox has promised Mrs. Fox (a deliciously sly Meryl Streep) he’ll take a job and settle down as daddy to Ash (Jason ... of darkness. Fantastic Mr. Fox ...

and Fantastic Mr. Fox is no different. Its brisk pacing keeps the catharsis from weighing down the comedy. He rests for only a moment, a single beat, on little Ash as the tears jump into his eyes, ...