Ang Lee

"You cannot blame audiences for not liking it because it's bad," Lee told IndieWire of 3D filmmaking, which he's abandoning for his next project after the poor receptions for "Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk" and "Gemini Man."

Lee tells IndieWire that he was asked to wait in the wings at the 2006 Oscars after accepting Best Director because it was "assumed" by all "Brokeback Mountain" would win — then Jack Nicholson read the envelope: "Crash."

"He was swinging for the rafters," actor Josh Lucas recalled of "genius" director Lee. "I don’t think the technology was quite where his brain was."

"Not quarreling, but a clash of styles," Lee recalled of Ledger and Gyllenhaal's respective approaches to their roles.

Mason Lee will play the martial arts icon in his Oscar-winning father's upcoming "Bruce Lee" at Sony's 3000 Pictures.

Former ballerina turned martial arts icon Yeoh tore a knee ligament while filming the Oscar-winning classic, complicating the production.

Chung likens his collaboration with screenwriter Chang Yao-sheng to that of a doctor or psychologist — someone who listens to solve a problem.

The program, which launched this fall, features NYU faculty, industry veterans, and filmmakers such as Ang Lee and Judd Apatow.

The third module, focused on the production process, is now available.

Daniels, who currently has a Billie Holiday biopic up for sale at Cannes, also said he couldn't watch Ang Lee's version for 15 years.

The lack of film talent at Taiwan’s version of the Oscars this weekend did not go unnoticed by chairman Ang Lee.

Between "The Irishman" and "Gemini Man," it's no contest: Chasing the latest tech innovations only works in service of strong storytelling.