Live is just one year away from its 50th anniversary, and here comes Jason Reitman with a rowdy, profane-filled film adaptation of the show's debut. Reitman is intimately connected to SNL thanks to his father,

Jason Reitman had a good reason for missing the first episode of Saturday Night Live. He hadn’t been born. By the time the future director came into the world,

Who better to write and direct a movie about the birth of Saturday Night Live than someone who grew up alongside the original cast?

With “Saturday Night,” director Jason Reitman deftly captures the magic and madness that went into creating the first episode of the beloved and long-running late-night series, “ Saturday Night Live ” — which kicks off its 50th season on Sept. 28.

This is a movie that so badly wants to be as cool as its source material that it trips over itself into something so old-fashioned and dully familiar that no amount of retro sheen can boost its cool b

Director Jason Reitman has been obsessed with Saturday Night Live for pretty much his entire life.

Director, co-writer, and producer Jason Reitman discusses the movie that spotlights SNL's first show and how he recreated a landmark moment in pop culture history.

Film Review, a movie directed by Jason Reitman, written by Gil Kenan and Jason Reitman and starring Gabriel LaBelle