Aubrey Plaza On Parks And Recreation Typecasting Emily The Criminal

The actress spoke with “Emily the Criminal” co-star Theo Rossi during a SAG-AFTRA Foundation screening and Q&A moderated by IndieWire’s Eric Kohn. Plaza, who has made headlines for drawing comparisons to “Lara Croft: Tomb Raider” for her role in the credit card scam drama, addressed being typecast early in her career, especially coming off of hit sitcom “Parks and Recreation.” (Watch the panel in full below.) “I don’t mind being typecast because I feel like I was so lucky to be on ‘Parks and Recreation,’ and that was one of my first really big jobs, and I am so heavily associated with that character,” Plaza said of famously playing scene-stealing sarcastic secretary April Ludgate....

November 17, 2022 · 3 min · 596 words · Freddie Barron

Auto Fictional Characters Fill Best Supporting Actor Race

We will update all our Oscar predictions throughout the season, so keep checking IndieWire for the latest news from the 2023 Oscar race. The nomination round of voting will take place from January 12 to January 17, 2023, with the official Oscar nominations announced on January 24, 2023. The final voting is between March 2 and 7, 2023. Finally, the 95th Oscars telecast will be broadcast on Sunday, March 12 and air live on ABC at 8:00 p....

November 17, 2022 · 5 min · 950 words · Charles Cox

Avatar The Way Of Water First Clips Show Expansion Of Pandora

After being given special 3D glasses, fans were shown five clips. The first boasted the wonders of the upcoming film’s 3D capabilities in a sequence of several Na’vi swimming. There’s a crispness that is exquisite to see, though it will be interesting to hear whether this is compared to motion smoothing on television. A second clip introduced us to Sigourney Weaver, playing both her human character Dr. Grace Augustine from the first film, as well as Grace’s Na’vi daughter Kiri....

November 17, 2022 · 2 min · 353 words · Jean Kennard

Baltimore Ravens Honor Michael K Williams By Playing Omar S Whistle

While Williams lost out on the Emmy, he did get a brief tribute from Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series category presenter Kerry Washington. The actress choked up while referring to Williams in past tense and called him “a brilliantly talented actor and a generous human being who has left us far too soon,” adding, “I know you’re here because you wouldn’t miss this. Your excellence, your artistry will endure....

November 17, 2022 · 2 min · 425 words · Fred Harvey

Benedict Cumberbatch Saved A Family Thanks To Power Of The Dog

Benedict Cumberbatch, who is Oscar nominated for his turn as rancher Phil Burbank in Jane Campion’s “The Power of the Dog,” joked during BBC’s “Graham Norton Show” that his Wild West cow-herding techniques came in handy while on vacation. “I came back from shooting the film in August and we were off to the beach,” Cumberbatch explained (via Insider) about returning to the U.K. after filming in New Zealand. “To get there we had to cross a field and in the field was a petrified family who just couldn’t move, they were frozen because of a herd of cows with calves....

November 17, 2022 · 2 min · 416 words · Alisa Woods

Best Cassette Players Walkmans And Cds Players

Your favorite retro gadgets are back in rotation, but you don’t have to stop by a garage sale or antique shop to get one. So that you’re not spending hours searching online, we put together a short roundup of new and used electronics to buy, including Walkmans, cassette players, CD players, record players, boom boxes, and vintage radios from the 1950s. Although some are a bit pricier than others, most of the items on our roster are affordable over all....

November 17, 2022 · 4 min · 707 words · Joan Allard

Best Movie Trivia Games

When you’ve been spending most of the last year at home, coming up with new and inventive ways to stay entertained can be a challenge. Especially if you live in a household with multiple people of different ages. And if you’re like a lot of the population whose quarantine ritual has been binge watching as many movies as possible, it’s time to put all of that hard work to use in the form of movie trivia games....

November 17, 2022 · 6 min · 1218 words · Lloyd Snyder

Best Office Desks And Office Chairs To Buy On Prime Day

FlexKing Ergonomic Desk Chair The FlexKing desk chair is sturdy with great elasticity, and an ergonomic design. The surface of the chair is composed of high-density natural sponge which is designed for the curve of the human back, and it has adjustable armrests that can be rotated 90 degrees. The chair also reclines up to 30 degrees, it’s easy to assemble, and can be placed in a study room, adult bedroom, children’s room, dorm room, office, living room, or meeting room....

November 17, 2022 · 3 min · 633 words · Zenaida Marier

Best Suicide Squad Toys Merch Collectibles

Fans of the Suicide Squad still have about a month and a half to go before the James Gunn-directed reboot “The Suicide Squad” officially debuts, which gives you more than enough time to purchase some of the epic action figures, toys, comic books, and more items inspired by the long-running DC Comics fandom, and the growing film franchise. Below, find a roundup of some of the best Suicide Squad merchandise for fans to buy....

November 17, 2022 · 5 min · 1017 words · Isidro Haugh

Blade Director Bassam Tariq Teases Mahershala Ali Mcu Film

To get an idea of the fiery vision that might inform the new “Blade,” check out Bassam Tariq’s just-released sophomore feature “Mogul Mowgli,” now in theaters and starring Riz Ahmed as a rapper suffering from a degenerative illness. Tariq brings often surreal visuals to the realistic drama (and in a boxy aspect ratio), which should make for an artful contribution to the MCU. While speaking to IndieWire about “Mogul Mowgli,” Ahmed said, “Mahershala keeps texting me saying, ‘Dude, Bassam is out of this world....

November 17, 2022 · 2 min · 369 words · Edward York

Blonde Andrew Dominik Says Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Is About Whores

Dominik, who wrote and directed Netflix’s controversial NC-17-rated portrait of Monroe, previously admitted to not being familiar with Monroe’s filmography prior to adapting Joyce Carol Oates’ novel on the late icon. Now, in a new interview with BFI’s Sight and Sound Magazine, Dominik said that Monroe starred in “a whole lot of movies that nobody really watches, right?” Journalist Christina Newland, who was conducting the interview with Dominik, tweeted an “outtake” from her transcript with the “Assassination of Jesse James” director....

November 17, 2022 · 3 min · 609 words · Katherine Scott

Borat 2 Composer Wants To Perform Wuhan Flu Song At Oscars

“I would love to, if we could travel then,” Erran told The Hollywood Reporter. “I think that would be one of the best things that would ever happen at the Oscars. It would make it the most interesting Oscars ceremony ever. “The issue of course is that it’s a racist song,” the composer added. “It’s highlighting the racism in people. I think we could easily change the lyrics. I think it might be funny to do that and make a special version that was maybe more appropriate....

November 17, 2022 · 2 min · 306 words · Elias Marsh

Bradley Cooper On When Spielberg Hired Him To Direct Maestro

Spielberg originally reached out to Cooper about playing the role of Bernstein. But Cooper, who had just finished shooting “A Star Is Born,” was only interested in directing at the time. He invited Spielberg to watch an early cut of his directorial debut with the hope that it would lead to an opportunity to direct “Maestro.” “I’ll never forget this. He came, we were sitting there and I’m showing him ‘A Star Is Born’ and he’s all the way on the other side on the front row, it’s a pretty huge screen,” Cooper told Stephen Colbert....

November 17, 2022 · 2 min · 283 words · Charles Bolton

Brian Eno Documentary Eno Features Never Before Seen Footage

The feature film will be released in multiple versions and is set to use groundbreaking generative technology in its creation and exhibition. “Eno” incorporates hundreds of hours of never-before-seen footage for the career-spanning take on Eno’s life, including unreleased music from Eno’s personal archive and visual art. “Eno” is the first authorized documentary on the artist. Insiders noted that the film may “take on a myriad” of different forms depending on viewing platform, similar to how Eno uses technology to compose music....

November 17, 2022 · 2 min · 401 words · Flora Thompson

Brian Williams Calls Out Geraldo Rivera Over Covid 19 Vaccine

Juxtaposed against images of President Trump golfing and not wearing a mask, among other things, Williams said solemnly, “It’s possible we just don’t give the president enough credit for his FDR-like devotion to tackling this virus. His laser-like focus, his daily devotion, the sympathy he’s forever expressing to the families of the quarter million dead. Even the way the president lectures us in that way to please wear a mask and stop the spread....

November 17, 2022 · 2 min · 274 words · Lorene Soos

Brooke Shields The Blue Lagoon Would Not Be Allowed Today

The iconic actress starred in the shipwreck film at age 14 opposite then-18-year-old Christopher Atkins. The duo played two cousins-turned-lovers who consummate their relationship after their boat is shipwrecked in the South Pacific. The 1980 controversial film featured nudity from both Shields and Atkins. “Never again will a movie be made like that,” Shields said during her “Now What?” iHeartRadio podcast. “It wouldn’t be allowed.” Atkins agreed, adding, “Oh gosh, no....

November 17, 2022 · 3 min · 500 words · Santos Shabazz

Bts Boy Bands Focus Of Gia Coppola S Documentary

The “Palo Alto” filmmaker is directing and producing “superfans: screaming. crying. throwing up.,” which is now in production from XTR and Jason Bateman and Michael Costigan’s Aggregate in association with Coppola’s Detour, the companies announced on Monday. As the film’s title suggests, “superfans” focuses on the most devoted fans of bands like New Edition, New Kids on the Block, Backstreet Boys, *NSYNC, One Direction, and BTS, who helped turn musical acts into multi-billion dollar franchises....

November 17, 2022 · 3 min · 560 words · Lindsay Dawkins

Cannes Award Winners How They Will Impact Oscar Race

Truth is, outside of the Best International Film category, it takes some success at the box office to push a Cannes award winner into an Oscar contender. “The Pianist,” “Pulp Fiction,” “The Mission,” “M.A.S.H.,” and “Apocalypse Now” are among the Palme d’Or winners to also score Oscars. And Holly Hunter won Best Actress at both Cannes and the Academy Awards for Jane Campion’s Palme d’Or winner “The Piano.” This year, at the most sublimely messy Cannes award ceremony ever, name auteurs Verhoeven (“Benedetta”) and Audiard (“Paris, 13th District”) went home empty-handed, along with American contenders Wes Anderson (Searchlight’s “The French Dispatch”), Sean Penn (MGM’s “Flag Day”), and Sean Baker (A24’s “Red Rocket”), while jury president Spike Lee blundered his way through the ceremony, giving away at the start the winner of the top prize (Julia Ducournau’s brilliant gender-bending family drama “Titane”)....

November 17, 2022 · 7 min · 1283 words · Melissa Murray

Chadwick Boseman Wins Golden Globe For Best Actor In A Drama

The award marked Boseman’s first Golden Globe nomination and first win. In the Best Actor category, Boseman beat out Riz Ahmed for “Sound of Metal,” Anthony Hopkins for “The Father,” Gary Oldman for “Mank,” and Tahar Rahim for “The Mauritanian.” “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom” is also up for a Golden Globe for Viola Davis, Best Actress in a Motion Picture Drama. Elsewhere in the ongoing awards season, Boseman is also nominated for a Screen Actors Guild Award, and a Critics Choice Award, and is the favorite to beat for the Academy Award for Best Actor, though nominations won’t be announced until later this month....

November 17, 2022 · 2 min · 268 words · Hortensia Wise

Christopher Nolan Comic Book Films Are Now Engine Of Commerce

Among the chat’s most enlightening moments was when Nolan expressed relief in mounting his “Dark Knight” trilogy when he did. “Batman Begins” went into production in March 2004 and was released the follower year, three years before the MCU-launching “Iron Man” and Nolan’s own “The Dark Knight” turned the comic book genre into the studio system’s crown jewel. “It was the right moment in time for the telling of the story I wanted to do,” Nolan said....

November 17, 2022 · 2 min · 321 words · Jose Brooks