Narrated by actor Bob Balaban and boasting 1970s film icon Harvey Keitel as a Khaki Scout elder, “Moonrise Kingdom” is suffused with an almost palpable magical charm. Both Gilman and Hayward ...

Moonrise Kingdom follows Sam, a 12-year-old foster child and Khaki Scout (uniforms! badges! titles! jargonal minutiae!) who has escaped his troop and run away with an island girl. Hot on their ...

Oscar nominated actor Lucas Hedges makes one of his first on-screen appearances, playing khaki scout Redford. “Moonrise Kingdom” was directed by Anderson, but was written by both Anderson and Roman ...

As last weekend's four-theater wonder Moonrise Kingdom goes into wider release, many would-be Khaki Scouts might find themselves scouring their Google Maps for the New England island of New ...

Actor Jared Gilman who played Sam, the “escaped Khaki Scout” in Wes Anderson‘s Moonrise Kingdom, shared a sweet, behind-the-scenes moment he had with Bruce Willis. Willis played Captain ...

His latest work, "Moonrise Kingdom," marinates its comedy ... Back to the story: Sam is a highly decorated Khaki Scout and an orphan. The children and adults who know him repeatedly describe ...

While no less twee than Wes Anderson‘s earlier pictures, “Moonrise Kingdom” supplies ... a 12-year-old orphan and the outcast of his Khaki Scout troop (the other members of which all blur ...

the enchanting island sanctuary of Khaki Scout Troop 55, in his new film, Moonrise Kingdom. “Part of why I made the movie was that I would be allowed to invent an island.” The fablelike story ...

A blandly inexpressive title is the worst thing about Moonrise Kingdom ... as well as the strictly regimented routines of the Khaki Scouts, whose 1965 summer session is under way.

Moonrise Kingdom epitomizes this paradox ... Sam, an orphan and member of the local Khaki Scouts, is similarly troubled, not because of a dysfunctional family but because he has no family at ...

A Khaki Scout summering on the island of New Penzance in 1965, Sam is instantly smitten when he spies Suzy, a townie, playing a bird in a local production of Benjamin Britten's Noye's Fludde.

A blandly inexpressive title is the worst thing about Moonrise Kingdom ... as well as the strictly regimented routines of the Khaki Scouts, whose 1965 summer session is under way.