He’s sensitive both to their hubris and their capacity for wonder, capturing the worst of them, the best of them, and the stuff in the middle that’s just right.

A centerpiece of The Right Stuff is an extended sequence of John Glenn’s flight, and audiences still cheer and tear up when he marvels at the heavens from Friendship 7.

‘The Right Stuff’: TV Review Leonardo DiCaprio is among the producers of Disney+'s new series adaptation of Tom Wolfe's 'The Right Stuff,' a nonfiction chronicle of the Mercury 7 astronauts.

The story of how America put the first men into space is a remarkable one that "The Right Stuff" captures perfectly. Released on a double disc DVD set, you get the chance to appreciate both the ...

WIRED’s December issue was guest-edited by “Interstellar” director Christopher Nolan and features an oral history of the 1983 film “The Right Stuff.” Adapted from Tom Wolfe’s best ...

The original film review of "The Right Stuff" from Oct. 21, 1983, by Sheila Benson.

Unlike the 1983 movie adaptation of Tom Wolfe’s book – which deftly cut between the celebrated astronauts and the unheralded exploits of test pilot Chuck Yeager – the focus here is squarely ...

It is this early world of spaceflight — and the test pilots who made up the first astronauts — that came to the fore in "The Right Stuff" — the 1979 book by Tom Wolfe, the 1983 Hollywood ...

The Right Stuff TV show, developed by Mark Lafferty, is definitely not a masterpiece of its form. Nor is it particularly interested in interrogating different brands of heroism.

“The Right Stuff,” much like the space program whose story it aims to tell, stumbles out of the gate to a slow and uneven start.