And when that man is played by Matt Damon in sleeveless T-shirts and a bald ... McCarthy tells “Stillwater” from Bill Baker’s point of view, but he invites audiences to see the character ...

And Matt Damon looked dapper and handsome ... The catwalker, 56, stunned in an ivory sleeveless midi dress patterned with a delicate sheen. Stillwater also stars standout French actress Camille ...

Camille Cottin and Matt Damon in “Stillwater.” After a setback in the case, “Stillwater” shifts gears entirely, with Bill deciding to make a new life in Marseille instead of returning to ...

Anchored by an impressive performance from Matt Damon, “Stillwater” confounds expectations in mostly frustrating ways. Director/co-writer Tom McCarthy (the Oscar-winning “Spotlight”) has ...

Matt Damon delivers an indelible, implosive performance in “Stillwater,” a deeply personal human drama disguised as a crime thriller. The film opens in theaters this week after receiving a ...

Matt Damon knows the drill — thanks to some folks he met in Oklahoma. The actor met with Sooner State oil rig workers who helped him prepare for his role in “Stillwater” as a father ...

A few years ago, Matt Damon showed up in Marlow, Oklahoma, to shadow real-life oil riggers. The Oscar winner was due to play a roughneck in the drama Stillwater, out in theaters Friday ...

Matt Damon’s tears made headline news earlier this month when the actor was overcome with emotion at the Cannes premiere of his new drama “Stillwater.” Damon tells me that his reaction ...

Matt Damon is nervous, but it's probably not what you think. He spent several weeks before the filming of his new movie, Stillwater, in the titular Oklahoma city learning from real roughnecks ...

Matt Damon is a father on a mission in this exclusive first look at his new film Stillwater. The dramatic thriller stars Damon as Bill Baker, an oil rig worker (known as a roughneck) from ...

And when that man is played by Matt Damon in sleeveless T-shirts and a bald ... McCarthy tells “Stillwater” from Bill Baker’s point of view, but he invites audiences to see the character ...