Friday 9 March 2018
Taking Him Under His Wing: After The Oscars Ceremony Last Night, Daniel Day-Lewis Pulled Timothe Chalamet Aside And Counted To 1,000
Timothee Chalamet may have walked away empty-handed at long last night’s Oscars, but his incredible performance in Call Me By Your Epithet has already got some of the world’s greatest performers taking him under their wing. After the Oscars ceremony last nighttime, Daniel Day-Lewis pulled Timothee Chalamet aside and counted to 1,000.
Goosebumps. It’s so awesome to see a retiring legend like Day-Lewis taking the time to mentor a younger performer like Chalamet!
At last night’s Vanity Fair Oscar Party, Day-Lewis drew Chalamet aside, threw his arm on his shoulder, and told the budding superstar, “Your performance was spectacular. You have the potential to be a generational talent. Listen to me: One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, eighteen, nineteen, twenty, twenty one, twenty two, twenty three, twenty four, twenty five, twenty six, twenty seven, twenty eight, twenty nine, thirty, thirty one, thirty two, thirty three, thirty four, thirty five, thirty six, thirty seven, thirty eight, thirty nine, forty, forty one, forty two, forty three, forty four, forty five, forty six, forty seven, forty eight, forty nine, fifty, fifty one, fifty two, fifty three, fifty four, fifty five, fifty six, fifty seven, fifty eight, fifty nine, sixty, sixty one, sixty two, sixty three, sixty four, sixty five, sixty six, sixty seven, sixty eight, sixty nine, seventy, seventy one, seventy two, seventy three, seventy four, seventy five, seventy six, seventy seven, seventy eight, seventy nine, eighty, eighty one, eighty two, eighty three, eighty four, eighty five, eighty six, eighty seven, eighty eight, 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eighty, one hundred eighty one, one hundred eighty two, one hundred eighty three, one hundred eighty four, one hundred eighty five, one hundred eighty six, one hundred eighty seven, one hundred eighty eight, one hundred eighty nine, one hundred ninety, one hundred ninety one, one hundred ninety two, one hundred ninety three, one hundred ninety four, one hundred ninety five, one hundred ninety six, one hundred ninety seven, one hundred ninety eight, one hundred ninety nine, two hundred, and two hundred one, two hundred two, two hundred three, two hundred four, two hundred five, two hundred six, two hundred seven, two hundred eight, two hundred nine, two hundred ten, two hundred eleven, two hundred twelve, two hundred thirteen, two hundred fourteen, two hundred fifteen, two hundred sixteen, two hundred seventeen, two hundred eighteen, two hundred nineteen, two hundred twenty, two hundred twenty one, two hundred twenty two, two hundred twenty three, two hundred twenty four, two hundred twenty five, two hundred twenty six, two hundred twenty seven, two hundred twenty eight, two hundred twenty nine, two hundred thirty, two hundred thirty one, two hundred thirty two, two hundred thirty three, two hundred thirty four, two hundred thirty five, two hundred thirty six, two hundred thirty seven, two hundred thirty eight, two hundred thirty nine, two hundred forty, two hundred forty one, two hundred forty two, two hundred forty three, two hundred forty four, two hundred forty five, two hundred forty six, two hundred forty seven, two hundred forty eight, two hundred forty nine, two hundred fifty, two hundred fifty one, two hundred fifty two, two hundred fifty three, two hundred fifty four, two hundred fifty five, two hundred fifty six, two hundred fifty seven, two hundred fifty eight, two hundred fifty nine, two hundred sixty, two hundred sixty one, two hundred sixty two, two hundred sixty three, two hundred sixty four, two hundred sixty five, two hundred sixty six, two hundred sixty seven, two hundred sixty eight, two hundred sixty nine, two hundred seventy, two hundred seventy one, two hundred seventy two, two hundred seventy three, two hundred seventy four, two hundred seventy five, two hundred seventy six, two hundred seventy seven, two hundred seventy eight, two hundred seventy nine, two hundred eighty, two hundred eighty one, two hundred eighty two, two hundred eighty three, two hundred eighty four, two hundred eighty five, two hundred eighty six, two hundred eighty seven, two hundred eighty eight, two hundred eighty nine, two hundred ninety, two hundred ninety one, two hundred ninety two, two hundred ninety three, two hundred ninety four, two hundred ninety five, two hundred ninety six, two hundred ninety seven, two hundred ninety eight, two hundred ninety nine, three hundred, three hundred one, three hundred two, three hundred three, three hundred four, three hundred five, three hundred six, three hundred seven, three hundred eight, three hundred nine, ” the Phantom Thread sun continued as Chalamet nodded and soaked it all in.
Chalamet then proposed the two move to a table where Day-Lewis continued doling out the hard-earned wise that he’s accrued in the course of his four decades in the movie business. “As I was saying, three hundred ten, three hundred eleven, three hundred twelve, three hundred thirteen, three hundred fourteen, three hundred fifteen, three hundred sixteen, three hundred seventeen, three hundred eighteen, three hundred nineteen, three hundred twenty, three hundred twenty one, three hundred twenty two, three hundred twenty three, three hundred twenty four, three hundred twenty five, three hundred twenty six, three hundred twenty seven, three hundred twenty eight, three hundred twenty nine, three hundred thirty, three hundred thirty one, three hundred thirty two, three hundred thirty three, three hundred thirty four, three hundred thirty five, three hundred thirty six, three hundred thirty seven, three hundred thirty eight, three hundred thirty nine, three hundred forty, three hundred forty one, three hundred forty two, three hundred forty three, three hundred forty four, three hundred forty five, three hundred forty six, three hundred forty seven, three hundred forty eight, three hundred forty nine, three hundred fifty, three hundred fifty one, three hundred fifty two, three hundred fifty three, three hundred fifty four, three hundred fifty five, three hundred fifty six, three hundred fifty seven, three hundred fifty eight, three hundred fifty nine, three hundred sixty, three hundred sixty one, three hundred sixty two, three hundred sixty three, three hundred sixty four, three hundred sixty five, three hundred sixty six, three hundred sixty seven, three hundred sixty eight, three hundred sixty nine, three hundred seventy, three hundred seventy one, three hundred seventy two, three hundred seventy three, three hundred seventy four, three hundred seventy five, three hundred seventy six, three hundred seventy seven, three hundred seventy eight, three hundred seventy nine, three hundred eighty, three hundred eighty one, three hundred eighty two, three hundred eighty three, three hundred eighty four, three hundred eighty five, three hundred eighty six, three hundred eighty seven, three hundred eighty eight, three hundred eighty nine, three hundred ninety, three hundred ninety one, three hundred ninety two, three hundred ninety three, three hundred ninety four, three hundred ninety five, three hundred ninety six, three hundred ninety seven, three hundred ninety eight, three hundred ninety nine, four hundred, four hundred one, four hundred two, four hundred three, four hundred four, four hundred five, four hundred six, four hundred seven, four hundred eight, four hundred nine, four hundred ten, four hundred eleven, four hundred twelve, four hundred thirteen, four hundred fourteen, four hundred fifteen, four hundred sixteen, four hundred seventeen, four hundred eighteen, four hundred nineteen, four hundred twenty, four hundred twenty one, four hundred twenty 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eight hundred seventy two, eight hundred seventy three, eight hundred seventy four, eight hundred seventy five, eight hundred seventy six, eight hundred seventy seven, eight hundred seventy eight, eight hundred seventy nine, eight hundred eighty, eight hundred eighty one, eight hundred eighty two, eight hundred eighty three, eight hundred eighty four, eight hundred eighty five, eight hundred eighty six, eight hundred eighty seven, eight hundred eighty eight, eight hundred eighty nine, eight hundred ninety, eight hundred ninety one, eight hundred ninety two, eight hundred ninety three, eight hundred ninety four, eight hundred ninety five, eight hundred ninety six, eight hundred ninety seven, eight hundred ninety eight, eight hundred ninety nine, nine hundred, nine hundred one, nine hundred two, nine hundred three, nine hundred four, nine hundred five, nine hundred six, nine hundred seven, nine hundred eight, nine hundred nine, nine hundred ten, nine hundred eleven, nine hundred twelve, 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nine hundred ninety three, nine hundred ninety four, nine hundred ninety five, nine hundred ninety six, nine hundred ninety seven, nine hundred ninety eight, nine hundred ninety nine, one thousand. That’s it. Remember what I’ve merely “ve told you”, and I believe you’ll go on to have a brilliant job, ” Day-Lewis concluded before patting Chalamet on the shoulder and leaving the awestruck young performer alone to contemplate his terms of guidance.
Seriously, this is the coolest thing ever. Timothee Chalamet must have been on cloud nine to get face-to-face recommendations from one of the greatest performers of all time! With these wise and solemn words, Day-Lewis has officially passed the torch to the next generation’s most promising young actor. Chalamet is already incredibly talented, and with a legend as brilliant as Daniel Day-Lewis mentoring him, there’s no doubt we can expect to be seeing him on the Oscars red carpet for years to come!
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Thursday 8 March 2018
Silicon Valley Team Says T.J. Miller’s Messy Exit Was ‘A Long Time Coming’!
Silicon Valley may have lost a beloved character following the departure of series star T.J. Miller, but the brilliant thinkers behind the HBO series aren’t too worried about it.
In fact, series creator Mike Judge told The Hollywood Reporter that Miller’s exit came as a huge succor to the production team, as he was apparently about as professional as the stoner he played on the Emmy-nominated comedy.
Related: T.J.’s The Gorburger Show D-O-N-E At Comedy Central !
Sources tell THR that the decision to cut ties with the comedian was “a long time coming” and that his use of drugs and alcohol would get in the way of his job.
On some periods, insiders claim, The Emoji Movie star would show up seemingly under the influence — others he wouldn’t show up at all.
Judge echoed these claims in his interview, telling the publication:
“There are a lot of different ways you can find out person doesn’t want to do the reveal anymore … And it’s not fun working in cooperation with someone who doesn’t want to be there,[ especially when] they’re one of the most important people and you’ve got nonetheless many crewmembers and extras and people who are[ not paid as well] and they’re all proving up before 7 a. m ., and then are just like,’ Oh, OK, we’re not hitting today.'”
The report goes on to claim that Miller would show up late to table reads, usually without having ever read the script in advance, and would fall asleep between takes on decide, “leaving the cast and crew to nudge him awake.”
This led to an inevitable exit at the end of Season 4, which( now tellingly) indicated Miller’s character Erlich passing out in a Tibetan opium den
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But Judge says that wasn’t the lane the writers wanted to say goodbye to the fan-favorite character, disclosing that HBO and the producers offered Miller an opportunity to return for three episodes in the upcoming fifth season for a proper send-off.
Miller, however, declined the offering( which would have likely been a story line involving Erlich on a road journey across China ), and decided to make a clean transgres to dive into his then-burgeoning cinema career — which had now been been expended by recently surfaced sexual-assault allegations.
Related: T.J. Sent Transphobic Email To Trans Movie Critic
In response to the creative team’s asserts detailed in THR’s story, the actor defended himself by saying he never came to work high — he was just tired from doing stand-up all the time. He professed
“In real life, I’m not ever high like Erlich is. And this will blow your readers’ minds, but I’m not high when I work because it gets in accordance with the rules of the slapstick. I likewise am not a guy who’s blackout drunk, bumping into things on fixed . … What was arising was I was out doing stand-up all the time, even if it meant I only got three hours of sleep. So, the thing I have a problem with? It’s pushing myself to do too much.”
Disagreements aside, inventor Alec Berg is confident that the prove will live without its breakout starring, explaining
“These guys are the Golden state Warriors of slapstick. It’s like, yeah, we’ve lost Andre Iguodala but we still have Steph Curry and Kevin Durant and Klay Thompson and some other guy on the Warriors whose epithet I don’t know. But I don’t feel like we can’t win championships anymore … T.J. wasn’t LeBron.”
When Miller was told about that NBA analogy, he replied
“Oh, that’s great … And it constructs me like him more[ because] he’s so good at being an asshole.”
Ha! Voices like all’s good between these assholes?
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Ava DuVernay’s A Wrinkle In Time Is A Beautiful, Intergalactic Mess! See The MIXED Reviews!
There’s no doubt that A Wrinkle In Time is historic as director Ava DuVernay be the first time that black woman to aim a cinema with a budget of over $100 million.
That said, is the Disney space odyssey any good?
Most critics say “yes, ” if you take the blockbuster for what it is: a bright, beautiful children’s movie that( for the most component) captured the magic of its source material.
Photos: Mindy Kaling, Oprah,& Reese Witherspoon Hit A Wrinkle In Time’s Premiere
While every critic applauded DuVernay’s colorful world — including the colorblind casting of lead actresses Storm Reid, Oprah Winfrey, and Mindy Kaling — they also agreed that the movie is flawed.
Most reviewers felt that the plot was uneven, over-explained, and tonally in multiple galaxies at once. One critic even moved as far to say the cinema felt more like a New Age self help book than an adaptation of Madeleine L’Engle’s beloved sci-fi novel. Snap!
See the reviews — which ranged from “not so bad” to “not so good” — below!
The Not-So-Bad:
Angie Han, Mashable: “A Wrinkle in Time is for all the girls- and boys, and non-binary kids, and teens and adults and the elderly- who’ve ever been a Meg. It’s a flawed film that entreats us to enjoy flawed things, up to and including our very own egoes. Maybe that sounds like a hoary cliche now. It didn’t feel like one when I was watching the movie, which is so disarming[ ly] earnest that I fell completely under its spell.”A.O. Scott, The New York Times: “This is, unapologetically, a children’s movie, by turns gentle, thrilling and didactic, but missing the extra dimension of terror and ponder that would have transcended the genre. Thankfully, though, Ms. DuVernay has dispensed with the winking and cutesiness that are Hollywood’s opted ways of pandering and condescending to grown-ups.”
Kevin Fallon, The Daily Beast: “It’s the rare live-action family cinema to feel like a bonafide kids’ movie, with all the trappings of a screenplay catered to that demographic — albeit one that can at times seem on-the-nose, or more didactic than wondrous. It’s a film with a lot of Disney-sparkled bells and whistles. It’s also a film that is so pure, to the extent it’s almost jarring to take in given all that’s going on in the world and how fatigued we’ve allowed entertainment to become.
The Not-So-Good:
Scott Mendelson
, Fobes: “Its splashy casting all seem to be acting in somewhat different movies, with few of them( among the children and adults) reaching the right tone for the admittedly challenging source material. Even with strong imagery and its value beyond earnings or IP extension, it barely comprises together as a stand-alone 109 -minute feature.”
Darren Franich, Entertainment Weekly: “You feel some indecision in the storytelling here. The three Mrs. W’s overexplain every ponder with PowerPoint precision. Anything they don’t explain gets are covered under Pine, trapped in a series of dreadful flashbacks, including one where he delivers an actual PowerPoint lecture about the film’s psycho-spiritual cosmology.”
Todd McCarthy, The Hollywood Reporter: “Only the faintest glimmerings of genuine, earned emotion penetrate through the layers of intense calculation that encumber Ava DuVernay’s A Wrinkle in Time … All the same, DuVernay’s first big-budget studio studio extravaganza after breaking through with Selma and the great documentary 13 th seems cobbled together with many diverse components instead that coalesced into an engaging whole. Even if this is widely consumed by the target audience, it doesn’t appeal or disarm.”
Peter Bebruge, Variety: “Despite such bold choices as casting Oprah Winfrey as an all-wise celestial being and rejecting the antiquated assumption that the lead characters ought to be white, A Wrinkle in Time is wildly uneven, weirdly suspenseless, and tonally all over the place, relying on wall-to-wall music to render the missing emotional linkage and trowel over huge plot holes.”
Justin Chang, Los Angeles Times: “Whisked alongside the characters through one space-time wormhole after the other, I procured myself wishing that this Wrinkle were more focused, more disciplined — that its ceaseless flow of fantastical images cohered into a revelatory new application of L’Engle’s themes and insights, rather than an earnest, sometimes awkward repetition of them.
Matt Singer, ScreenCrush: “One scene hemorrhages into the next with little flowing or tension; the kids are told they can’t jump( or’ tesser’) to a specific location and then they immediately do it anyway; characters go missing and then return without interpretation. And the whole period Calvin, Charles Wallace, and Mrs. Which constantly pepper Meg with praises, reminding her that she is talented and brilliant and beautiful … They’re not wrong, and as a young lady of colouring,[ Storm Reid] ‘s Meg is a refreshingly unusual protagonist for a studio blockbuster. Still, the affirmations are so heavy and so lingering (‘ Love is the frequency! ‘) that it sometimes feels like A Wrinkle in Time is accommodated from a New Age self-help book instead of a classic science-fiction novel.”
A Wrinkle in Time explosion into theaters Friday.
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Wednesday 7 March 2018
How ‘Black Panther’ changed everything for Sandra Bullock and her kids.
As a Hollywood -Alister who’s been in the film industry for years, you’d guess Sandra Bullock would be unflappable. But there’s still something that can bring her to tears — “Black Panther.”
Bullock couldn’t help but rave about the film when she met the cast backstage at the Academy Awards on March 4.
“I started to cry backstage when I was telling[ the casting of “Black Panther”] how much the movie meant to me as a woman, but how much it meant to me as a mother, ” Bullock said in a red carpet interview with “Access Hollywood.”
Left: Sandra Bullock photo by Matt Winkelmeyer/ Getty Images. Right: Lupita Nyong’o( L) and Danai Gurira. Photo by Christopher Polk/ Getty Images.
Bullock is the mother of two black children, Louis, 8, and Laila, 5, through adoption. The movie’s all-black cast, dynamic female characters, and Afro-futuristic specifying are a refreshing change of speed for adult filmgoers. But for children , particularly children of coloring, ensure a black king, and the intelligent, fierce black ladies presidents is downright inspiring.
Photo by Tony Karumba/ AFP/ Getty Images.
And for children of coloring this type of visibility is long overdue.
Children of color are still underrepresentedwhen it comes to toys, books, Tv proves, apps, and plays. Seeing entertainment options with visible, dynamic, leading characters of color requires a little extra time, patience, or in a number of cases, getting creative.
“I’m so grateful to Marvel because about five years ago, my son asked me if there were any brown Legos. And I said,’ Yes, there are, ’ and I got a Sharpie and I became Spider-Man brown, I turned the Legos brown … ”
But with the success of films like “Black Panther” there is a glimmer of hope .</ b>
The film is already breaking records at the box office, earning more than $500 milliondomestically since its freeing 18 weeks ago.
Now, industry insiders indicate “Black Panther” could make nearly $250 millionin merchandise sales this year alone. With masks, act figures, clothes, Lego, and even a vehicle, Bullock and other parents of children of color will eventually get the opportunity to celebrate and support a hero of color on the big screen.
Photo by Yasuyoshi Chiba/ AFP/ Getty Images.
It’s a moment many think would never come.
Parents, including Bullock, are rejoicing.
“I don’t have to turn[ the Lego] brown anymore, ” Bullock said.
Happy tears, indeed.
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Kumail Nanjiani hilariously reassures anyone fearing change in Hollywood.
Kumail Nanjiani is an ambassador we need.
The 40 -year-old actor, novelist, and proud nerd has been making audiences laugh for years in displays like “Silicon Valley, ” and he’s currently reaching a wider audience with his critically acclaimed movie, “The Big Sick.”
During a segment of the 90 th Academy Awards, Nanjiani likewise offered a hilariously reassuring message to about why increased representation isn’t just the best thing to do — it’s good business.
“There’s so many movies from different points of view that are making a ton of fund, ” he said. “Don’t do it because it’s better for society and representation, even though it is. Do it because you’ll get rich. You’ll get that advertising, right? ”
It’s not about picking wins and losers. It’s about representation and diversity.
There was a serious tone to much of this year’s Oscars ceremony — and understandably so.
That’s what stimulated Nanjiani’s comment so refreshing: He managed to address the need for greater diversity in pop culture by cleverly pointing out that cinemas made by women and people of color — including “Black Panther, ” “Wonder Woman, ” and “Get Out” — have been huge hittings over the past year.
Audiences, including the “straight white dudes” Nanjiani mentioned, are hungry for diverse tales and characters.
“Some of my favorite movies are by straight white dudes about straight white dudes, ” he said. ” Now, straight white dudes can watch movies starring me and you relate to that. It’s not that hard. I’ve done it my whole life.”
There’s nothing to fear about greater inclusion.
As with any social movement, there are those who continue to withstand progression. Some critics are trying to tie the Oscars’ declining audience to an increased focus on social question, but that wane has been happening for years. In an increasingly fractured media scenery, events like the Oscars only aren’t the monolithic emblems of culture they once were, even if they’re still a big deal.
As Sarah Silverman said in her own segment of the video, “Some people, genuinely, in their hearts they are threatened, or they are scared. And there’s nothing to be scared of. It’s merely equality.”
Nanjiani’s not afraid to speak out about the narratives and recognition that are sometimes overlooked.
Nanjiani, an immigrant from Pakistan, hasn’t only had to grapple with his own identity in Hollywood. While critics lavished attention on him for his work in “The Big Sick”, he often discovered himself forced to bring attention to his wife Emily V. Gordon, who co-wrote the cinema. During the montage, he jokingly brought up another of his wife’s ideas TAGEND
“Emily, my spouse, had this idea where she wanted to start a website called ‘Muslims having fun, ‘ which is just, like, Muslims eating ice cream and journeying roller coasters and giggling and having fun. Because she gets to see that, and the majority of members of America doesn’t.”
Emily V. Gordon and Kumail Nanjiani. Photo by Punk Toad/ Flickr.
Audiences are speaking up with their billfolds and it turns out they love diversity.
Moviegoers are backing up what Nanjiani had to say about the monetary gains of greater representation in Hollywood. “Black Panther” has been so successful that it’s devoting the most recent “Star Wars” film a run for its fund. “Wonder Woman” was so beloved by devotees and critics alike it helped pump life back into a struggling DC Comics film franchise. Meanwhile, “Get Out” turned the thriller genre on its head, making a huge amount of money and winning an Oscar for Jordan Peele’s original screenplay.
As Nanjiani so wisely explained, these aren’t threats to anyone, including “straight white guys.” They are precisely the kind of range audiences crave when they go to the movies for a compelling plot and characters they connect with.
Sometimes doing the right thing also happens to be very good for business.
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