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Breaking Baz @ Telluride: Colin Farrell On His Ferocious Performance In ‘Ballad Of A Small Player’: “It’s A Blessing To Get Your Head F*cked By Work That Means Something to You”
EXCLUSIVE: There's no getting away from it: Colin Farrell is hot. To be sure, we are seated before a mammoth fire pit, the centerpiece of a swish enclave where well-heeled attendees at the Telluride Film Festival like to stay.
But the heat I'm referring to comes from Farrell’s scorching…
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‘The New Yorker At 100’ Review: Entertaining If Incomplete Tour Of “The Greatest Magazine That Ever Was” – Telluride Film Festival
The most famous cover in the history of The New Yorker magazine may be for the March 29, 1976 issue, a drawing known as "View of the World from 9th Avenue." You've no doubt seen it: 9th Avenue large and expansive in the foreground, with 10th Avenue and the Hudson River distinguishable in the…
‘Tuner’ Review: Leo Woodall Has The Right Pitch In This Entertaining Rom-Com Crime Thriller That Gives The Best Lines To An Evergreen Dustin Hoffman – Telluride Film Festival
If there is one clear thing director Daniel Roher’s nifty narrative filmmaking debut, Tuner, proves, it is that Leo Woodall is the real deal as the next big leading man in movies.
You might know the British actor from Netflix’s limited series One Da…
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Ethan Hawke On His Merle Haggard Documentary ‘Highway 99: A Double Album’: “He Gave Me So Much Material” – Telluride Film Festival
Merle Haggard was an escape artist.
The future country music legend broke out of juvenile hall and prison 17 times by his own count as a teenager and young man. But his greatest escape was getting out of Oildale, the hardscrabble town in California where he grew up, the son of refugees from the…
‘Ballad Of A Small Player’ Review: Colin Farrell Unforgettable As Con Man In Edward Berger’s Dizzying And Dazzling Fever Dream Of A Movie – Telluride Film Festival
In the opening moments of Edward Berger’s new film, Ballad Of A Small Player, Colin Farrell, as a con man hiding from his past in Macau, groggily tries to climb out of bed, rubbing his eyes, and simply says, “Oh, f*ck!”
It is a great beginning, even if it did remind me of myself after the alarm…
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Jeremy Allen White, Jeremy Strong & Scott Cooper Telluride Q&A: How Bruce Springsteen’s Life Was Saved By Jon Landau And Making ‘Nebraska’
EXCLUSIVE: In between the albums Born To Run and Born In The USA that made him the world’s biggest rock star, Bruce Springsteen took a radical detour, channeling the crippling alienation and crushing depression he was feeling into the seminal album Nebraska. Accomplished in a bedroom with orange shag…
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Breaking Baz @ Telluride: Jeremy Allen White, Jesse Buckley & Colin Farrell Find Poetry & Artistry In The Mountain Air
Poetry courtesy of The Boss and The Bard is filling the mountain air at the Telluride Film Festival.
Bruce Springsteen’s lyrics can be as potent as William Shakespeare’s verse.
When Jeremy Allen White performs ‘Born In the USA’ during Scott Cooper’s Springsteen: Deliver Me From…
‘Hamnet’ Review: Jessie Buckley And Paul Mescal Magnificent In Chloé Zhao’s Stunning Emotional Story Of Love, Death, Shakespeare And Art – Telluride Film Festival
The 52nd Telluride Film Festival is barely more than a day old and already there is a strong theme running through the new films here: art as a life altering experience. In Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere, depression causes the superstar musician…
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‘H Is For Hawk’ Review: Claire Foy Soars High In True Drama About A Woman And A Goshawk Who Bond Over Life And Loss – Telluride Film Festival
Movies about the relationship between a person and one of God’s creatures is becoming a virtual genre of its own. My Penguin Friend, Penguin Lessons, The Starling and Penguin Bloom are recent examples, the latter starring Naomi Watts who was also on…
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‘Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere’ Review: Jeremy Allen White In Scott Cooper’s Raw And Fearless Portrait Of An Artist Searching For Himself – Telluride Film Festival
It’s always interesting seeing movies explore the creative process, such as what Steven Spielberg did recently in The Fabelmans, or larger-scale enterprises like the Oscar-winning Amadeus. But Mozart wasn’t around to give his OK to that particular film…
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Paul McCartney Post-Beatles Documentary ‘Man On The Run’ Acquired By Amazon MGM, Sets Release Date
Amazon MGM Studios has acquired Man on the Run, described as “an intimate feature documentary exploring Paul McCartney's creative rebirth after The Beatles' breakup.” Academy Award winner Morgan Neville (20 Feet from Stardom) directs.
The documentary, which will premiere this weekend at the…
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George Clooney’s Sinus Infection Will Keep Him From Attending Telluride Film Festival With ‘Jay Kelly’
Despite a rough sinus infection, George Clooney put on a brave face to be at the red carpet world premiere of his new movie, Jay Kelly, in Venice last night.
The infection knocked him out of the festival’s press conference and other media duties, however, and we now understand from sources that…
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