Club Chalamet, run by Simone Cromer, who started the page in 2018, is walking away from the Timmy Standom. With over 50,000 followers on Twitter and 15,000 on Instagram, Club Chalamet has been a vocal supporter of Chalamet on and off-screen.
The Mirror uses erotic cinema as a narrative tool to explore something rarely addressed in this genre: the emotional aftermath of a breakup, where desire, memory, and fantasy intertwine as Roberto tries to understand what has happened to his relationship.
Proud to report this kid is doing a whole lot better & back on her feet. Want to thank our recovery communities & the fans who stood by & were so supportive. Aiming to keep the journey somehow private, but look forward to sharing my experience, strength & hope as makes sense.
When we last left our new bride, Grace, at the end of 2019's Ready or Not, she was smoking a well-earned cigarette, having survived a night of slaughter. She sat on a stone step as a mansion went up in flames behind her, her wedding dress ripped and caked with blood, dirt and grime (but mostly blood.)
The contentious film has been brewing in the background of its subjects' notoriously sexist social media accounts for the past year as Theroux pieced his documentary together behind the scenes. The result has sparked major controversy since hitting Netflix, having promised viewers a vital look behind enemy lines and instead delivering a half-baked survey of Andrew Tate-era misogyny.
Gerry and Stella, played by Ciaran Hinds and Lesley Manville, are a late-middle-aged couple from Northern Ireland who left for Scotland in the 1970s, traumatised by the Troubles, and are taking a restorative midwinter break in Amsterdam. They appear perfectly happy and affectionate, but Gerry has a drinking problem and Stella feels lonely because Gerry does not share her Catholic faith.
You're missing the Oscars, and plus you gave the last one to the president. So we made this one. This is made from the railcar that was damaged by the Russians. The metal survived, so we put some words here. It's very special for us. It's not golden but it's very real and from the bottom of our hearts.
Do you ever get paranoid you're not being paranoid enough? Chris asks Lee, setting a tense tone as he warns: I think we're being followed. Between high-speed seaside car chases and glimpses of covert CIA gear, the trailer makes it clear that someone is always watching.
Kick off with Ridley Scott's 1982 OG Blade Runner: The Final Cut, which stars Harrison Ford as a special agent on a mission to exterminate escaped androids. Ford is joined by Ryan Gosling in the Denis Villeneuve-directed Blade Runner 2049, which is sure to whet your appetite for Dune: Part Three - hitting cinemas this December.
Set shortly before the 1973 Chilean coup, the film follows a pair of CIA agents (played by John Malkovich and Sam Rockwell) as they are dispatched from Santiago to Easter island by their bureau chief (Steve Buscemi). Amongst the Island's iconic statues, and as the longtime partners wrestle with their dark pasts and present conspiracies, [a] newfound bond with a pair of rebellious students threatens to send everyone's trip to this remote paradise sideways.
Kirsten Dunst gave an interview to Town and Country Magazine declaring that while she was still committed to doing smaller movies, she'd love to do a movie like Minecraft 2, 'because her kids loved the first one and because she'd like to make a pile of cash. Maybe I can just make a movie where I don't lose money?'
As with previous years, our figures show that the winning film isn't always the most read about. Whereas the Academy chooses their winners based on artistic merit, on the other hand promotional campaigns, big name actors, and controversies can affect which movies capture public attention.
I've never really done any kind of long-form television and that was very challenging, actually. I learned a lot. It was a difficult thing to do. We shot during the pandemic in Italy. The whole world was shutting down. I was playing a very isolated character. And it's quite unusual for a television program to have one character.
Two former child stars trying to escape a past as professionally glorious as it is emotionally complex, who end up finding in each other a mirror in which to recognize themselves and, perhaps, even heal.
I was panicking. You don't know what you might have been caught doing. What if they've got a horrible video of me? After all, she was just literally stood having a conversation. Yet she felt embarrassed. That intrusive lens completely violates all privacy.
