Never satisfied with convention, director Steven Soderbergh saw his latest feature "Black Bag" as an opportunity to not only deconstruct the spy genre, but also challenge preconceived notions around marriage.

The director tells TheWrap about his return to theatrical filmmaking, getting young people to see movies and why he's not making "Ocean's 14" The post ‘Black Bag’ Director Steven Soderbergh Wants Hollywood to Put More ‘Movies for Grown-Ups’ in Theaters appeared first on TheWrap.

Steven Soderbergh and David Koepp had a very offbeat idea for their next movie. “David and I talked about what it would be like if George and Martha were spies,” Soderbergh says. “We wanted to make an espionage version of ‘Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf.