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The article features American filmmaker Adam McKay. Topics mentioned include his several films including "Talladega Nights," "Anchorman," and "The Big Short," his heart attack that almost killed him, and his career development. Also mentioned was the development of his film "Vice," starring Christian Bale and Amy Adams, and his style in filmmaking.

The article informs on miscellaneous topics including the films "Vice," and "Mary Poppins;" along with reviews of various fashion accessories including 7 for All Mankind x Marques Almeida jacket from 7 for All Mankind; Whistles sweater from Whistles; and Tory Sport leggings from Tory Sport.

An interview with filmmaker Adam McKay is presented in which he discusses his film "Vice," joking about political figures such as former U.S. vice president Dick Cheney and U.S. president Donald Trump, and his thoughts about global warming.

The article presents comments by motion picture directors on the work of other directors who are possible nominees for the Academy Awards. They mention John Krasinski and "A Quiet Place," Adam McKay and "Vice," and Alfonso Cuarón and "Roma" among others.

The article offers predictions regarding nominees for the February 24, 2019 Academy Awards (Oscars) film awards show. Films noted include "Roma," "The Favourite," and "A Star Is Born." Also mentioned are "BlacKkKlansman," "Vice," and Black Panther." Actors and actresses noted include Olivia Colman, Christian Bale, and Amy Adams.

The article discusses the work of writer-director Adam Mckay to create the motion picture "Vice" which focuses on the role of former Vice President Dick Cheney on U.S. politics. Topics include his research on Cheney, his casting of actors Christian Bale and Amy Adams to play Cheney and his wife Lynne in the film, and the influence of the 2016 U.S. presidential elections on McKay's decision to complete the film.

The article presents a brief conversation with director Adam McKay and actors Christian Bale and Amy Adams in which they discuss production of the film "Vice."

The article discusses how a director casts his vote for BlacKkKlansman and genius Spike Lee, has zero love for Bradley Cooper. It mentions voting for BlacKkKlansman for best picture, without any of its performances to be that special. It mentions "Vice" as a director's and actors' movie from beginning to end.

The article presents insights regarding the removal of a scene in the film "Vice," directed by Adam McKay and starring Christian Bale and Amy Adams, which shows a song-and-dance number in a congressional cafeteria. Topics include the role of Bale as former Vice President Dick Cheney in the film, challenges faced by the film editor Hank Corwin, and McKay's script of the film.

The article present an interview with Canadian actress Alison Pill. Topics discussed include she get Screen Actors Guild - American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) cards at age of 17; her musical theater auditions stories; and her notable performances in Broadway's "The Lieutenant of Inishmore" and "Three Tall Women" and also Oscar-nominated Dick Cheney biopic "Vice"

The article presents a brief profile of the production of the film "Vice" directed by Adam McKay.

Excerpts from an interview with film director Adam McKay about his film "Vice" are presented.

The article features filmmaker Adam McKay and discusses the making of the film "Vice" that depicts former U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney's ascension to the White House. Topics discussed include how "Vice" falls in line with classic McKay's auteurist outrage such as "The Fighter" and "American Hustle." Also mentioned is the transformative performance by Christian Bale as Cheney and Amy Adams as the brilliant and ambitious Lynne Cheney.