I’m Pete Farrelly, co-writer and director of “Green Book ... to drive him. This is a scene early on in the movie when they stopped to get a pack of cigarettes. And Tony Lip gets out ...

You couldn’t be blamed for thinking that Green Book is probably the latest in a long tradition of award season movies that seem ... but when the expected scene arrived it felt not so much ...

The movie shows Shirley had only one estranged brother, but he had three brothers. "I have a brother somewhere," Shirley says in one Green Book scene. "We used to get together once in a while ...

We're republishing our review of Green Book ... and it would be, if the movie didn’t seem terrified to make Tony actually look racist. There’s a scene early on where Tony wakes up and finds ...

There’s a scene in the movie “Green Book,” when Don Shirley, a Jamaican American classically trained pianist, and his white chauffeur, Frank “Tony Lip” Vallelonga, climb into a blue ...

The upcoming movie, "Green Book," tells the tale of two men ... Even the restrooms were segregated. Scenes in the movie show him turned away from eating at bars and using the restroom inside ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about music and the business of music. Green Book director/co-writer and co-producer Peter Farrelly knew he wanted an ...