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Tom McCarthy’s new film, A Statement, premiered at the 2026 New York Film Festival, dramatizing a failed 1980 congressional conference on climate change. The movie features a large ensemble including Paul Rudd, Paul Giamatti, and Evan Peters, using verbatim transcripts to depict a 36-hour debate that ended without a consensus statement. Critics praise the acting and historical context but note the film’s static, talk-heavy format.
Tom McCarthy’s latest film, A Statement, a climate-change ensemble drama, will have its world premiere at the 2026 New York Film Festival, led by Paul Giamatti and a starry cast. The festival also showcases Spotlight titles like Club Kid and The Debut, with NYFF running Sept. 25–Oct. 12 and featuring additional premieres and a slate of shorts.
The New York Film Festival revealed its 64th edition lineup with world premieres including Tom McCarthy’s ensemble drama A Statement and Jonathan Glazer’s Joy of Joys, plus Takashi Yamazaki’s Godzilla Minus Zero in the Spotlight section, as the festival runs September 25–October 12 and showcases a broad slate of premieres and special programs.
The 64th New York Film Festival revealed its Spotlight lineup with world premieres of Tom McCarthy’s A Statement, Jonathan Glazer’s Joy of Joys, and Charlotte Wells’ New York Never Let Me Down, plus Takashi Yamazaki’s Godzilla Minus Zero and other titles; NYFF runs Sept. 25–Oct. 12, with passes on sale now and single tickets starting Sept. 15.
Tom McCarthy, the television voice of the Philadelphia Phillies on NBC Sports Philadelphia, will be absent from calling the remaining games of the Phillies-Marlins series as he will be broadcasting an NFL game between the Las Vegas Raiders and Denver Broncos on Sunday. Longtime Phillies radio announcer Scott Franzke will replace McCarthy, with Rubén Amaro Jr. serving as the analyst. McCarthy will also miss two more games during the Phillies' series against the St. Louis Cardinals and a game against the New York Mets due to his NFL and college football broadcasting commitments.
Former Rutgers defensive back Jason McCourty will join former play-by-play announcer Tom McCarthy in the broadcast booth as they provide commentary for Rutgers' game against Northwestern, marking Rutgers' first appearance on CBS since 2000. McCourty, who is now a TV analyst and co-host of NFL Network's "Good Morning Football," made his debut as a TV analyst for Rutgers last year. Both McCourty and McCarthy are excited for the opportunity to return to their alma mater and call the game, with McCourty expressing his admiration for McCarthy's experience and expertise in broadcasting.