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‘The Gallerist’ Review: Natalie Portman and Jenna Ortega Flail Their Way Through a Clunky Art-World Satire


Writer-director Cathy Yan ('Birds of Prey') attempts to parody one of the world's silliest industries in this Sundance premiere co-starring Da'Vine Joy Randolph and Catherine Zeta-Jones.


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‘The Gallerist’ Director Cathy Yan, Natalie Portman And Jenna Ortega On “Letting Loose” With “Zany” Art-World Satire — Sundance Studio


The Gallerist is a “dark satire in the contemporary art world,” director and co-writer Cathy Yan said at Deadline’s Sundance studio, in conversation with actor-producer Natalie Portman and actor-EP Jenna Ortega. In the film which premiered at Sundance on Saturday night, gallerist Polina Polinski (Portman) is preparing for an Art Basel premiere, and is looking […]


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‘The Gallerist’ Review: Natalie Portman Is A Force To Be Reckoned With In Cathy Yan’s Dark Art-World Satire – Sundance Film Festival


Cathy Yan’s latest The Gallerist opens with a quote from the late Andy Warhol: “Art is what you can get away with.” The director goes on to prove this point with a slight but intelligent black comedy that the late pop-art guru might have thought was a documentary, a pointed — and quite perfectly plausible […]


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‘Jurassic World: Chaos Theory’ Team Relives Final Dino Battle and Giving the Franchise Its Needle-Moving Disability Representation


Members of the series’ writing, art and animation departments discuss expanding the ‘Dominion’ universe, bringing that T. rex and raptor clash to life, and how the show’s disability representation affects the legacy of Colin Trevorrow’s trilogy.


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‘Oh. What. Fun’ Review: Michelle Pfeiffer Brings Heart And Smarts To Amazon Holiday Movie With Credibility Issues


Oh. What. Fun. might be too confident a title for a Christmas movie that on the one hand is damned lucky to have lured the great Michelle Pfeiffer to be its star, but on the other hand loses the magic of the season by some truly credibility-challenging plotting decisions in its second half. But let’s […]


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Jenna Ortega Says It’s ‘Very Easy to Be Terrified’ of AI: ‘It Feels Like We’ve Opened Pandora’s Box,’ but ‘There’s Certain Things It’s Just Not Able to Replicate’


Jenna Ortega sounded off on artificial intelligence at the Marrakech Film Festival, saying “it’s very easy to be terrified” of the “deep uncertainty” it brings to filmmaking and the world. The “Wednesday” star is serving on the jury at the Moroccan fest, which is being headed by “Parasite” filmmaker Bong Joon Ho. Asked about the […]


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Bong Joon Ho, Jenna Ortega and Anya Taylor-Joy Kick Off Marrakech Film Festival in Style: ‘It Has Lived and Breathed International Cinema for the Past 22 Years’


The 22nd Marrakech Film Festival got off to a star-studded start on Friday night with a screening of Gus Van Sant’s “Dead Man Wire” attended by Bong Joon Ho, Jenna Ortega, Anya Taylor-Joy and more big names in international cinema. “Parasite” Oscar winner Bong, who is serving as this year’s jury president, was welcomed with […]


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Jenna Ortega Takes Being Marrakech Film Festival’s Youngest Ever Jury Member In Her Stride: “I’m Not Intimidated”


Jenna Ortega, star of Tim Burton’s Netflix hit Wednesday, is making history at the Marrakech Film Festival this year as its youngest ever jury member. The 23-year-actress joins a jury presided over by Cannes Palme d’Or and Oscar-winning Parasite director Bong Joon Ho. Asked if she was holding her own in the face of her […]


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Bong Joon Ho Jokes Wants To Organize Military Squad To “Destroy AI’ As Jenna Ortega Says “We’ve Opened Up A Pandora’s Box” – Marrakech


Bong Joon Ho took a characteristically radical approach when questioned on his thoughts around the rise of AI technology at the jury press conference of the Marrakech Film Festival on Saturday. The Korean director, who is president of the jury, gave two responses, one measured, the other deeply personal. “My official answer is, AI is […]


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Bong Joon Ho Recalls Film School Days As He Hits Marrakech In Jury President Role Alongside Jenna Ortega & Anya Taylor-Joy


Korean Oscar-winning director Bong Joon Ho fondly recalled his film student days as took up the baton of jury president at the 22nd Marrakech Film Festival on Friday. He was joined onstage at the opening-night ceremony by jury members Celine Song, Anya Taylor-Joy, Jenna Ortega, Karim Aïnouz, Hakim Belabbes, Julia Ducournau and Payman Maadi. Over […]


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Anya Taylor-Joy, Jenna Ortega Join Jury of Marrakech Film Festival


Actresses Anya Taylor-Joy and Jenna Ortega have joined the jury of the Marrakech Intl. Film Festival, which takes place from Nov. 28 to Dec. 6. Also on the jury are filmmakers Celine Song, Julia Ducournau, Karim Aïnouz and Hakim Belabbes, as well as actor-director Payman Maadi. “Parasite” director Bong Joon Ho is the jury president, […]


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‘Wednesday’ Season 3 Burning Questions After That Epic Season 2 Finale


From the mystery surrounding Aunt Ophelia to Enid’s fate and a possible hyde cult, the Netflix series’ season ender raised as many questions as it provided answers — THR tackles some of the biggest and most speculative.


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Catherine Zeta-Jones Unpacks Wednesday and Morticia’s Strained Relationship as She Looks Ahead to Season 3


The actress who plays the matriarch of the Addams Family in the hit Netflix series explains why "some secrets should be left secret," but "little white lie secrets should be exposed."


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At the End of Season 2, Is ‘Wednesday’ Already Out of Ideas?


On one hand, Netflix's YA blockbuster refuses to develop its most promising aspects. On the other Thing, it's prematurely stuck in the past, straining to recreate the magic that made it a hit to begin with.


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A Haunting Lady Gaga and a Glammed-Up Addams Family Arrive at Nevermore


The 'Wednesday’ costume designers detail the significance behind Gaga’s look and dish on all that went into the suits and gowns showcased at Nevermore’s season two fundraising gala.


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Netflix’s ‘Wednesday’ Cast Across The Seasons: Outcasts, Normies & More


Netflix’s Wednesday has expanded the Addams family in Season 2, Part 2 of which arrives next week. Season 2 has also brought back some heavy hitter characters from Season 1 like Christina Ricci’s Marilyn Thornhill aka Laurel Gates in Part 1. The second installment has more up its sleeve for Season 2 Part 2, as […]


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‘Wednesday’: Burning Questions and Predictions Ahead of the Season 2, Part 2 Premiere


Is Wednesday really dead? Who will try to kill Enid? And what's going on with Slurp? THR breaks down the biggest mysteries before the Netflix show returns Sept. 3.


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‘The Apprentice’ EP David Raymond Brown Facing 300 Years Behind Bars After Arrest By Feds For $12M In Fraud, Fake Covid Tests Costs & Real Estate Scam Claims


A much-accused The Apprentice executive producer was arrested today by federal officials in South Carolina on fraud, fake Covid-19 teat costs, and other charges that almost put the sins depicted in the acclaimed Donald Trump original story flick to shame, almost. Looking at around 300 years behind bars if found guilty on the 21-count grand […]


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Jenna Ortega Romance ‘Winter Spring Summer Or Fall’ Sets Paramount+ Premiere Date


EXCLUSIVE: Winter Spring Summer or Fall, the coming-of-age romance starring Wednesday‘s Jenna Ortega and Percy Hynes White, is slated to stream exclusively on Paramount+ beginning Sunday, September 1. This follows the film’s release in select theaters via Paramount’s Republic Pictures this past April, which came after its premiere at the 2024 Tribeca Festival. Directed by […]


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‘Wednesday’ Season 2 Part 2 Trailer Teases Darker Conclusion And Return Of [Spoiler]


Christina Ricci isn’t the only character from Wednesday Season 1 to return unexpectedly in Season 2. In the newly released trailer for Part 2 of Season 2, which arrives on Netflix September 3, Gwendoline Christie’s Principal Larissa Weems is back, at least in Wednesday’s post-Episode 4 regaining of consciousness, asking her if she’s ready for […]


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‘Wednesday’ Season 2 Scene Took Eight Months of Moving Puppets Frame by Frame


Burton and the 'Wednesday' showrunners discuss making that stunning flashback: "We needed to pretend like I'm back in my student days and do it like I did it in the beginning [of my career]."


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Wednesday Addams Through the Years: 9 Actresses Who Have Played the Iconic Character


From an animated endeavor with Chloë Grace Moretz to the modernly beloved Jenna Ortega, there are several people who have portrayed the legendary daughter of Morticia and Gomez Addams in film and TV.


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‘Wednesday’ Stays Strong in Season 2 With the Endlessly Intriguing Jenna Ortega: TV Review


“Here We Woe Again” is an apt title for the Season 2, Part 1, opener of Netflix’s mega-hit “Wednesday.” Created by Alfred Gough and Miles Millar with Tim Burton in the director’s chair, the series follows Wednesday Addams (a perfectly cast Jenna Ortega) — a macabre, black cloaked teen with psychic abilities. Having spent her […]


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‘Wednesday’ Season 2 Review: Jenna Ortega and Tim Burton Reteam for Another Rudimentary Mystery


The first four episodes of the Netflix hit's sophomore season see Wednesday Addams despising her newfound fame as she tries to crack a case getting (N)evermore personal.


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‘Wednesday’ Season 2 Welcomes a Surprise Return


The first part of the second season of the Jenna Ortega-starring Netflix series is now streaming, with Part 2 coming Sept. 3.


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Back in Black: Jenna Ortega and Tim Burton Break Their Silence on ‘Wednesday’ Season 2


In their first joint interview, the 'Wednesday' director and star discuss their freakiest public encounters, how they navigate controversy and the prospect of 'Beetlejuice 3.'


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Netflix’s Top Films & TV Series In The Data Dump Era: ‘Squid Game’ Stuns, British Bragging Rights, Plus Why ‘Boss Baby’ & ‘CoComelon’ Are King


Netflix opened its big black box of data for the first time in 2023, lifting the lid on viewing figures for its entire catalog of movies and TV shows in spreadsheets that span tens of thousands of entries. The so-called “data dump” reports titled “What We Watched,” released every six months, started breaking down the […]


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‘Wednesday’ Season 2 Trailer: Enid’s Demise Teased As Death Lingers Over Nevermore Academy


Wednesday Addams (Jenna Ortega) returns to Nevermore Academy in the trailer for Season 2 of Netflix’s Wednesday, revealing some “mysterious and kooky” plot details. “How does it feel?” Morticia Addams (Catherine Zeta-Jones) asks her titular daughter in the trailer, as the family arrives with her at Nevermore to drop her off. She responds dryly, “Like […]


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