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‘Rose’ Trailer: Watch a First Look at Sandra Hüller’s Next Must-See Performance (Exclusive) (opens the original)
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In their conversations leading up to the making of Rose, star Sandra Hüller and director Markus Schleinzer worked hard at fine-tuning their eponymous 17th-century hero. Hüller was to play a woman disguising herself as a male soldier in the aftermath of the Thirty Years’ War, ingratiating herself in a small Protestant village. She considered preparation routines like strength training, before setting them aside as anachronistic; she agonized over keeping things as believable as possible. “She was
‘Paper Tiger’ Makes Its Case at NYFF Premiere: “A Labor of Love” (opens the original)
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There are worse ways to be introduced, when you’re about to unveil your new film as the Opening Night selection of the New York Film Festival, than as “one of the great living American filmmakers.” But that’s exactly what Artistic Director Dennis Lim said as he brought Paper Tiger director to the stage at Lincoln Center’s Alice Tully Hall on Friday evening. Gray has a long history with the festival, having closed it with The Lost City of Z and marked its anniversary with a special screening of A
Inside NYFF’s Splashy Lineup: Landing ‘Artificial,’ Weighing a Secret Screening and Opening on the “Miraculous” ‘Paper Tiger’ (Exclusive) (opens the original)
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The New York Film Festival always boasts its own eclectic, high-profile slate of world premieres, but from the outside looking in, a larger chunk than usual of the fall’s splashiest films are set to make their grand debuts on Manhattan’s Upper West Side this year. They include the Centerpiece selection, Searchlight’s Behemoth!, directed by Oscar nominee Tony Gilroy (Michael Clayton) and starring Pedro Pascal; the Closing Night film, Netflix’s 14th, which is Ava DuVernay’s spiritual sequel to her
Matthew Rhys Makes Emmy History With Best Actor Win for ‘Widow’s Bay’ (opens the original)
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When Matthew Rhys accepted his second Emmy of the night, for best actor in a comedy series for Widow’s Bay, he made history. The Welsh actor is now the first performer in history to have won the lead acting Emmy across all three genres, since he won on the drama side back in 2018 for The Americans, and the first man to win two lead-acting trophies in a single night. In his comedy actor acceptance speech, Rhys echoed comedy supporting actor winner Stephen Root‘s praise for showrunner Katie Dippol
‘The Pitt’ Star Noah Wyle Wins Second Straight Emmy for Best Actor in a Drama Series (opens the original)
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Call it the recognition of another hard day’s work for Dr. Robby. Noah Wyle has won at the 2026 Emmys for best actor in a drama series for the second consecutive year, all but cruising to victory as The Pitt led all shows in nominations in 2026 (with 25). The ER alum was also nominated this year for best drama, as an executive producer on The Pitt, and for directing, as he helmed the emotional sixth episode of the season, “12:00 P.M.” “This is overwhelming,“ Wyle said when taking the stage. The
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