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Hamnet: Shakespeare’s Grief and Artistic Healing  조선일보

On the 30th Anniversary of the Movie 'Dying Young,' There's a Happier Ending for More People with Leukemia  SurvivorNet

Campbell Scott on Roberts, Rossellini, and How to Stay Fresh  interviewmagazine.com

Laughing in the Face of Dying Young, in “Cherry”  The New Yorker

Dying young: ‘Fault in Our Stars’ is a killer  Tallahassee Democrat

Review/Film; Messed-Up Lives in 'Dying Young' (Published 1991)  The New York Times

Stills From the Movie Dying Young  Rolling Stone

People who cry at movies have higher chances of dying young: Study  WION

‘Me Before You’ and 5 other movies that reduce people with illnesses or disabilities to plot devices  The Washington Post

Dying Young Review  empireonline.com

Julia Roberts’s 20 best films – ranked!  The Guardian

The one movie Julia Roberts will always regret making  Far Out Magazine

Hasta La Vista, Baby: Revisiting 1991’s Summer of Cinema 25 Years Later.  HeyUGuys

Shailene Woodley and More Beautiful Dying People in Movies  People.com

How 'The Secret Art of Human Flight' Balanced Comedy and Grief  No Film School

Love in the time of cancer  Washington Examiner

Laughing in the Face of Dying Young, in “Cherry”  The New Yorker

Brad Pitt says Brandon Lee once told him he feared dying young like his father  Yahoo Entertainment UK

FILM; 'Dying Young' Survives a Case of Serious Rumors (Published 1991)  The New York Times

Eight great Julia Roberts movies (and where you can watch them right now)  Stuff

Review: Me and Earl and the Dying Girl  Baltimore Magazine

‘Sometimes, I Think About Dying’ Explores a Young Woman’s Existential Crisis  The Hollywood Reporter

How Hollywood has learned to embrace the realities of death in film  The Guardian

Every single Julia Roberts movie, ranked  Business Insider

‘Our Friend’ cast builds tight bonds — just don’t ask about the Super Bowl  Los Angeles Times

Ellen Burstyn movies: 15 greatest films ranked worst to best  Gold Derby

Me and Earl and the Dying Girl Director: Alfonso Gomez-Rejon Review  Time Magazine

Review: A dying father and his young son journey to 'The Place of No Words'  Los Angeles Times