Today, Tommy Lee Jones will largely be recognized for Men In Black, or perhaps Captain America: The First Avenger, but he truly was made for the Western genre, and without Lonesome Dove, maybe the ...

CANNES – Tommy Lee Jones has made a kind of reverse Western with his second directorial effort, “The Homesman.” “We didn't think about westerns or genre or anything except making a movie ...

Tommy Lee Jones, as actor and director, clearly cares a lot about the Western. Is there an audience that cares with him? The once-dominant Western genre has declined so steeply since the 1970s ...

LOS ANGELES — Academy Award winner Tommy Lee Jones wears more than one cowboy hat in his new Western, “The Homesman,” giving him full control of, well, everything. He co-wrote, co-produced ...

Starring Tommy Lee Jones, Hilary Swank, Grace Gummer, Miranda Otto, Sonja Richter, Hailee Steinfeld, James Spader and Meryl Streep, “The Homesman” will see a limited release by Roadside ...

Title and director notwithstanding, Tommy Lee Jones’ “The Homesman’’ is very much a feminist Western — one painting a vivid picture of how difficult it was for even a strong and ...

After a slower-than-expected Thanksgiving weekend at the box office, this coming weekend looks like it could be even slower. That being the case, safe money is on "The Hunger Games: ...

"The Homesman," an upcoming western from writer/director/actor Tommy Lee Jones, looks like something close to a sure thing. It's Jones' first movie as a director since 2005's excellent "The Three ...

Tommy Lee Jones made two things clear at a Sunday press conference that followed the first screening of his film “The Homesman” at the Cannes Film Festival: Its main character, played by ...

Tommy Lee Jones and Hilary Swank in The Homesman.. Cowboys and Indians may equal box-office Ebola, but The Homesman, directed by Tommy Lee Jones, is not your grandma’s typical Hollywood western ...

To which part of calling “The Homesman” a “feminist western” would Tommy Lee Jones, its director, co-writer, co-producer and costar, be more likely to object?