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Thomas Butt is a freelance writer. His work can be read on Collider and Taste of Cinema. He also writes for his own blog, The Empty Theater, on Substack. An avid film connoisseur, Thomas actively logs his film consumption on Letterboxd and vows to connect with many more cinephiles through the platform. He is immensely passionate about the work of Martin Scorsese, John Ford, and Albert Brooks. He is also a big fan of courtroom dramas and DVD commentary tracks. For Thomas, movie theaters are a se…

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Thomas Butt | Collider

Thomas Butt is a senior writer at Collider who focuses on classic movies.

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16 Years Later, 'Mad Men's Best Quote Completely Defines the Series Original

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By Thomas Butt
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Season 4 of Mad Men saw a makeover for the critically acclaimed AMC period drama. With a new office, new partners, and new employees, Don Draper's (Jon Hamm) advertising kingdom underwent the same turbulence as the ongoing political and social movements of the 1960s.
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FX’s 5-Part Prestige Thriller Is a Certified Late-Night Streaming Sensation

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By Thomas Butt
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Published Jun 25, 2026, 9:36 PM EDT Although HBO has been the ostensible face of the Peak TV era since the dawn of the century, it has certainly had its fair share of worthy competitors. Among the other cable and premium channels, HBO's least celebrated rival during its heyday in the aughts was FX.
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The Greatest Book Adaptation No One Is Talking About Is Now on Streaming

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By Thomas Butt
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With a story as classic as The Count of Monte Cristo, the 1846 French adventure novel by Alexandre Dumas, repurposing the text in any shape or form seems like a dried-up well. Dumas' book, which has been adapted for various media over the last 100 years, from short serials to episodic series, is a formative epic that laid the groundwork for all modern narrative arcs and themes.
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