Ed Harris’ Christof comes off as a weird guy pretty consistently throughout The Truman Show, but it’s this interview with Harry Shearer’s journalist that really hammers home his personality.

The ending to the 1998's The Truman Show has stood the test of time due to the fact that it is emotionally resonating.

Jim Carrey‘s famous catchphrase as Truman Burbank in the 1998 sci-fi drama The Truman Show is one remembered ... which Niccol noted “the duplicitous Christof seized on it and directed the ...

Turned over to Christof at birth, Truman has become the center of a worldwide true-to-life TV hit called “The Truman Show,” in which he unknowingly shares his life with a bunch of actors who ...

The Truman Show, the comedy-drama by Peter Weir and starring Jim Carrey, has found much-deserved success on streaming. At the time of writing, the movie is charting in the Hulu Top 5 Without ...

Christof’s downfall comes in that final ... Apart from being an entertaining story in its own right, The Truman Show effectively foreshadows our desire to continue watching our own ‘Trumans ...

During a phone-in interview with the in-universe director of 'The Truman Show', Ed Harris’ Christof, someone from The Hague tries to ask a question – is that a hint that Christof is on trial ...

The showrunner of the series, Christof (Ed Harris), observes from a giant artificial moon, carefully trying to play damage control and keep the show going. The magic of Truman Show is a constant ...

As the film progresses, Truman slowly begins to catch on to small errors in the facade around him, while director Christof, played by Ed Harris, desperately tries to keep the show running. The film ...