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'Succession’s Hiam Abbass Shines In ‘Atonement’ With Kenneth Branagh (opens the original)
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Succession star Hiam Abbass says that it’s impossible to remain “silent” about “the suffering of innocent people,” whether it be in Gaza or Kyiv “or wherever,” because she was born that way. Abbass is one of eight sisters and two brothers, born in Nazareth. Laughing, she tells us that she’s the fifth child, “the middle one. I made the revolution.” The four siblings before her “kind of went through with life as it was offered, and the others after me were just like, ‘Yeah, we’re going to change t
How Meditation, Hope And Hard Work Brought Rosalind Eleazar Her “Long Shot” Dream Lead In Chris Rock’s ‘Misty Green’ (opens the original)
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Slow Horses star Rosalind Eleazar says she fights hard for roles that “people don’t immediately assume I could play.” The latest example of this is her titular role in Misty Green, the new film from director-writer-producer Chris Rock, in which he also stars. Misty Green is a Hollywood actress who no longer has the town at her feet. A fast and loose substance abuse lifestyle has knocked her down from acclaim to disdain and forced her to beg for even minor auditions. Yet, Misty is like “a jaguar”
Breaking Baz: Léa Seydoux Talks ‘Gentle Monster’s “Complexity” And “Contradictions” & Why She Wants To Take More Risks — Telluride Film Festival (opens the original)
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Having appeared in both the penultimate and the final Daniel Craig-era Bond films and in Denis Villeneuve’s Dune: Part Two, Léa Seydoux has entered a phase of her career where risk-taking feels paramount. “I like when acting’s a bit dangerous, I think I like to take risks,” she tells me, speaking from her home in Paris. Seydoux, who shared the best actress prize with Adèle Exarchopoulos at Cannes for Blue is the Warmest Colour, now feels she has “more experience” as an artist. Hence perhaps her
Kenneth Branagh Spins Theater Gold With 'Into The Breach' (opens the original)
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Judi Dench tells firsthand how stage stars such as Richard Burton, John Neville and later Anthony Hopkins, were the rock stars of the theater in the postwar years in the UK. The likes of Burton and Neville, in particular, were treated like gods. “That was before the Beatles,” Dame Judi remarks in Into the Breach, the enthralling documentary co-created by Freddie Fox with Richard Fullerton and produced by Kenneth Branagh and his Kenneth Branagh Company. The movie has its world premiere screenings
'Ink' Director Danny Boyle & Writer James Graham Interview (opens the original)
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“Get on the bloody Concorde with Jerry!” The Sun’s news editor barked when I rang in the old-fashioned way from a call box at JFK. It was 1982. When I queried how to pay for the hefty cost of a seat on an Air France supersonic jet to Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris, I was told, “Pick up the pre-paid ticket from the desk and get on the bloody plane.” The ‘Jerry’ in question was Jerry Hall. She was dating Mick Jagger but had entered into a brief fling with racing tycoon Robert Sangster, who was
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