Patricia Clarkson

'Monica' stars Trace Lysette and Patricia Clarkson, and tells the story of a relationship between mother and daughter and explores themes of transgender alienation.

Actors Sir Ben Kingsley and Patricia Clarkson talk about their new film, where their characters strike up a unexpected kinship exchanging stories of culture, life, and love.      

The true story about a 19th-century British man who became the star of a traveling freak show serves as an enduring tale of humanity.

During the summer many people long for an old-school, old-fashioned romance. But for the most part, sweeping romances tend to feature people in their twenties or thirties, and those stories generally end with a white dress and walk down the aisle.

But in one movie this summer, the romance takes place between a man and a woman closer to fifty than twenty, and we know from the get-go that the likelihood of a marriage proposal at the end is highly unlikely - because the woman in the film is already married.

Actresses Patricia Clarkson and Evan Rachel Wood discuss their roles in Woody Allen's new film, "Whatever Works," about an eccentric New Yorker who abandons his upper-class life to lead a more bohemian existence. "Whatever Works" opens Friday, June 19 in New York, at Angelika Film Center; City Cinemas ...

The new film “Elegy” is based on a novella by Philip Roth; it’s about a cultural critic whose life is thrown into disarray when he becomes romantically involved with one of his students. Isabel Coixet is the director; Patricia Clarkson co-stars. It opens today at the Angelika and Lincoln Plaza ...

Actors Chris Cooper and Patricia Clarkson co-star in the new film "Married Life." It’s a dark comedy about a 1940s man who falls for a younger woman but still loves his wife. It opens Friday, March 7, at the Landmark Sunshine (143 East Houston Street) and Lincoln Plaza Cinemas.