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      ‘Eurovision Song Contest’ and ‘Borat’ Advance to the Oscar Shortlist

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      #masthead-section-label, #masthead-bar-one { display: none }Awards SeasonNetflix’s First Winner?Our Best Movie PicksNew Diversity RulesOscar-Winning DocumentariesAdvertisementContinue reading the main storySupported byContinue reading the main story‘Eurovision Song Contest’ and ‘Borat’ Advance to the Oscar ShortlistThe films’ tunes made the cut for original song. Shortlists for documentary, international feature and six other categories were also released.The original song category includes “Husavik,” from the Rachel McAdams-Will Ferrell comedy,  “Eurovision Song Contest.”Credit…John Wilson/NetflixFeb. 9, 2021, 6:00 p.m. ET“Borat Subsequent Moviefilm” and “Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga” inched one step closer to being Oscar nominees on Tuesday when the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced its shortlists for nine categories.“Wuhan Flu,” from the “Borat” sequel, and “Husavik,” from the Will Ferrell comedy about the European contest, advanced in the original song category along with 13 other tunes. Some 92 songs, including “Just Sing” from “Trolls World Tour,” didn’t make the cut.Members of the various branches will vote March 5-9 to determine the final five nominees. Oscar nominations will be announced on March 15.In the documentary feature category, 238 films in contention were whittled down to 15. Favorites still in the mix include Netflix’s “Dick Johnson Is Dead” “Crip Camp” and “My Octopus Teacher.” Also, in contention are Amazon’s “All In: The Fight for Democracy” and “MLK/FBI.” Neither Netflix’s popular “The Social Dilemma” nor Bryan Fogel’s “The Dissident,” about the murder of Jamal Khashoggi, made the list.In the international feature category, 93 countries submitted films, the most ever, but only 15 now remain. “Another Round,” from Denmark, has been an early favorite and made narrowed list. The film, from director Thomas Vinterberg, stars Mads Mikkelsen as a high school teacher in the midst of a midlife crisis. Also popular is the Polish director Agnieszka Holland’s “Charlatan,” which was submitted by the Czech Republic.Voters from all branches of the academy are eligible to vote on the international feature category but are required to meet a minimum viewing requirement to do so. The group chose films from around the world, including the Ivory Coast (“Night of the Kings”), Guatemala (“La Llorona”) and Tunisia (“The Man Who Sold His Skin”).The academy also released shortlists for the short film categories, hair and makeup, visual effects and original score. For those contenders, go to oscars.org. Here are the shortlists for original song, documentary feature and international feature.Original Song“Turntables” (from “All In: The Fight for Democracy”)“See What You’ve Done” (“Belly of the Beast”)“Wuhan Flu” (“Borat Subsequent Moviefilm”)“Husavik” (“Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga”)“Never Break” (“Giving Voice”)“Make It Work” (“Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey”)“Fight For You” (“Judas and the Black Messiah”)“Lo Sì (Seen)” (“The Life Ahead”)“Rain Song” (“Minari”)“Show Me Your Soul” (“Mr. Soul!”)“Loyal Brave True” (“Mulan”)“Free” (“The One and Only Ivan”)“Speak Now” (“One Night in Miami”)“Green” (“Sound of Metal”)“Hear My Voice” (“The Trial of the Chicago 7”)Documentary Feature“All In: The Fight for Democracy”“Boys State”“Collective”“Crip Camp”“Dick Johnson Is Dead”“Gunda”“MLK/FBI”“The Mole Agent”“My Octopus Teacher”“Notturno”“The Painter and the Thief”“76 Days”“Time”“The Truffle Hunters”“Welcome to Chechnya”International FeatureBosnia and Herzegovina, “Quo Vadis, Aida?”Chile, “The Mole Agent”Czech Republic, “Charlatan”Denmark, “Another Round”France, “Two of Us”Guatemala, “La Llorona”Hong Kong, “Better Days”Iran, “Sun Children”Ivory Coast, “Night of the Kings”Mexico, “I’m No Longer Here”Norway, “Hope”Romania, “Collective”Russia, “Dear Comrades!”Taiwan, “A Sun”Tunisia, “The Man Who Sold His Skin”AdvertisementContinue reading the main story More

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      Emma Stone and Rachel Weisz Gave Up Oscar Nomination for 'The Favourite' Co-Star Olivia Colman

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      According to Olivia Colman, her co-stars in the 2018 royal movie declined being nominated for Best Actress at the 2019 Academy Awards because they felt she deserved the nod.

      Feb 10, 2021
      AceShowbiz – Olivia Colman’s “The Favourite” co-stars Emma Stone and Rachel Weisz secretly declined being nominated for a Best Actress Oscar because they felt she deserved the trophy.
      The three actresses starred together in the 2018 drama, and although they were all leading ladies, only Olivia received an Oscar nomination for Best Actress – which she won for her role as Queen Anne – whilst both Emma and Rachel, who played Abigail Masham and Lady Sarah Churchill respectively, were put up for Best Supporting Actress.
      And now, Olivia has revealed her co-stars – who both lost out in the Best Supporting Actress category – actively chose not to put themselves forward for a Best Actress nomination because they believed Olivia deserved the gong the most.
      She told Total Film magazine, “What I didn’t realise for the Oscars was that you are meant to say what category you want to go up for. I went: ‘No, that’s rude. I’m not doing that.’ ”
      “And also because I felt that we were all three equal people – Emma, me and Rachel were three equals. I said: ‘If they can’t change it so that we can all be equals, then I don’t want to do it, because it’s not right.’ ”

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      “So I refused to say it. I said: ‘We can either all go up for lead, or all go up for supporting.’ ”
      Explaining the kind deed her co-stars had done in secret, she then explained, “But then what I didn’t realise … someone let slip that Emma and Rachel had both decided – which makes me feel quite emotional – that they would go supporting to make me go lead, because they said they’d both had it, so it was my turn.”
      “Isn’t that amazing? That’s two incredible friends. I said I was not doing it unless we could all be equal. So they ignored me, and did something selfless and charitable.”
      Rachel had previously taken home an Oscar in 2006 for Best Supporting Actress in “The Constant Gardener” while Emma won Best Actress for “La La Land” in 2017.
      And this year could see another big win for 47-year-old Olivia, who is up for two Golden Globes and two SAG Awards for her work in Netflix hit “The Crown” – in which she plays Queen Elizabeth II – and “The Father”.
      The Academy are set to announce the nominees for the 2021 Oscars ceremony on March 15.

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      Jennifer Lopez Admits She Was Hurt by Oscar Snub

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      The ‘Jenny From the Block’ hitmaker talks about being overlooked at the Academy Awards last year for her stripper role in ‘Hustlers’ and describes the snub as ‘a sting.’

      Feb 10, 2021
      AceShowbiz – Jennifer Lopez admits being overlooked for an Academy Award nomination in 2020 for her role in “Hustlers” “was a sting.”
      The “Jenny from the Block” singer was hotly tipped for awards success for her acclaimed role as stripper Ramona in the 2019 box office hit, also starring Cardi B, Constance Wu, and Lizzo, but she failed to bag a nomination on the Academy Awards shortlist. She followed up the movie with a Super Bowl performance and a new album.
      When asked in an interview why she pushes herself so hard she explains, “If you work hard, you can accomplish something.” She told Allure, “You can win the medal.”
      However, she acknowledges, that despite all her effort, there is one medal she didn’t win.
      “I was talking about this the other day. (My production partner) Elaine (Goldsmith-Thomas) made a post where she listed all the things I had been nominated for and won that season,” says Lopez, referring to the post-“Hustlers” awards season. “And when it came to the Oscars, it was so obviously absent. It was a sting.”
      She continues, “I was like, ‘Okay, when you’re supposedly in everybody else’s mind supposed to be nominated and you’re not, what does that mean? Is it really real? Are the other ones real and this one isn’t?’ It came to a point where I was like, ‘This is not why I do this. I don’t do this to have 10 Oscars sitting on my mantel or 20 Grammys.”

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      “The point is creating and the joy that I get from the things I get to put out in the world that entertain and inspire and empower people,” Lopez says. “I think my life is about more than awards.”

      Elsewhere in the chat, the mother of two shared how her son, Max, 11, encouraged her to attend a Black Lives Matter protest.
      “I remember my son coming to me and saying, ‘You know, Mom, some of my YouTubers tell us what we should do, and I listen to them. You have a lot of people that feel that way about you.’ It was his way of saying that I should do something… I said, ‘I want you guys to make me the signs because Mommy wants to get out there too.’ ”
      The star, who admitted she’s not used to being in big crowds anymore, found the experience a little scary at first.
      “(My life is) car to back door to security to this to that. It was scary. I got a little anxiety, like, ‘How do you get out of the crowd?’ ” she says. “Once I got (into it), to be in the masses like that, I loved it. Like, ‘Wow, there’s a movement happening.’ So many people, different ages, races – it was a beautiful thing.”

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      Haley Williams and Shirley Manson Left Appalled After Watching 'Framing Britney Spears' Documentary

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      Also expressing support to the ‘Toxic’ hitmaker following the release of the New York Times film are Kacey Musgraves, Vanessa Carlton, Sam Smith, Hayley Kiyoko and Liz Phair.

      Feb 9, 2021
      AceShowbiz – Paramore lead singer Hayley Williams and Garbage’s Shirley Manson are among the stars who have had strong reactions to a powerful new Britney Spears documentary.
      The pop superstar’s fans have been appalled by some of the footage in “Framing Britney Spears”, now out in the U.S., particularly when a paparazzo, who trailed Spears during her 2008 meltdown, claimed on camera she liked being surrounded by photographers.
      And some of her more famous devotees were shocked to learn more about the singer’s conservatorship, with her father overseeing her finances and wellbeing for the past decade-plus.
      “Just watched the ‘Framing Britney Spears’ documentary and have to say, there is something VERY weird, very wrong going on. #FreeBritney,” Manson tweeted, referring to the fan movement set up to highlight the way the pop star is being managed.

      Shirley Manson offered strong reaction to ‘Framing Britney Spears’ documentary.
      Williams added, “No artist today would have to endure the literal torture that media/society/utter misogynists inflicted upon her. The mental health awareness conversation, culturally, could never be where it is without the awful price she has paid.”

      Hayley Williams expressed support for Britney Spears after watching her documentary.

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      And, responding to a fan, who suggested many of the problems featured in the documentary still exist, she added, “i’ll say this – as an artist, my very personal experience with misogynistic journalists/media is that over the last 15 years, it’s improved.”

      Hayley Williams shared her views on misogynistic journalists.
      Meanwhile, Kacey Musgraves has encouraged her two million Instagram followers to watch “Framing Britney Spears”, stating, “Never has one person been so used and abandoned by every facet around her. My heart goes out to her. She has always been such an inspiration to me my whole kid/teen life. Wish she could get a re-do.”

      Vanessa Carlton, Sam Smith, Hayley Kiyoko, and Liz Phair have also taken to social media after watching the film to offer their support to Britney.
      The New York Times film also features interviews with blogger Perez Hilton, who boasts that when Britney Spears does badly, he does well, and the singer’s ex-boyfriend Justin Timberlake, while her father, Jamie, is painted as a terrible, toxic force. But perhaps the most awkward footage is a hard-hitting 2003 TV interview, in which newswoman Diane Sawyer grills the singer and visibly upsets her by quoting Maryland’s then-First Lady Kendall Ehrlich, who famously said she’d like to shoot Spears if she got the chance, due to the example the pop star was setting for American kids.
      “Framing Britney Spears” debuted in the U.S. on Saturday night, February 6.

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      'Trial of the Chicago 7' and 'Da 5 Bloods' Top Nominations at 2021 Movies for Grownups Awards

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      The legal thriller directed by Aaron Sorkin and the war drama helmed by Spike Lee lead the nominations at the upcoming Movies for Grownups Awards hosted by AARP the Magazine.

      Feb 9, 2021
      AceShowbiz – “The Trial of the Chicago 7” and “Da 5 Bloods” have landed six nominations apiece for AARP the Magazine’s Movies for Grownups Awards.
      Aaron Sorkin’s legal thriller will compete for the top prize of Best Picture/Best Movie for Grownups, facing off with “Minari”, “Nomadland”, “One Night in Miami…”, and “The United States vs. Billie Holiday”.
      The writer-turned-director is also up for Best Director – alongside Spike Lee for “Da 5 Bloods” – while Mark Rylance has earned a mention in the Best Supporting Actor category, as well as for Best Ensemble, which is awarded to a movie’s entire cast.
      Regina King’s “One Night in Miami…” and “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom” by George C. Wolfe secured five nods across the 15 film categories.
      Among the acting nominees are Frances McDormand (“Nomadland”), Viola Davis (“Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom”), Gary Oldman (“Mank”), Tom Hanks (“News of the World”), Glenn Close (“Hillbilly Elegy”), and Clarke Peters (“Da 5 Bloods”).
      Meanwhile, for the first time in the ceremony’s history, the event will also celebrate TV and streaming projects, with “Perry Mason”, “Succession”, “The Crown”, “This Is Us”, and “Ted Lasso” all shortlisted for Best Series, and “Watchmen”, “Unorthodox”, “Small Axe”, “Mrs. America”, and “The Queen’s Gambit” fighting for Best TV Movie/Limited Series.
      The winners will be unveiled on 4 March (21), with a virtual ceremony taking place on 28 March, when George Clooney will receive the Career Achievement honour.
      The full list of contenders is:
      Best Picture/Best Movie for Grownups:

      Best Actress:

      Best Actor:

      Best Supporting Actress:

      Best Supporting Actor:

      Best Director:

      Best Ensemble:

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      Best Intergenerational:

      Best Buddy Picture:

      Best Screenwriter:

      Best Time Capsule:

      Best Grownup Love Story:

      Best Documentary:
      “A Secret Love”
      “Crip Camp”
      “Diana Kennedy: Nothing Fancy”
      “Dick Johnson Is Dead”
      “Sky Blossom: Diaries of the Next Greatest Generation”

      Best Foreign Language Film:

      Best Series:

      Best TV Movie/Limited Series:

      Best Actress (TV/Streaming):

      Best Actor (TV/Streaming):

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      'Mank' and 'The Crown' Lead Nominations at 2021 Critics Choice Awards

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      The Gary Oldman-fronted film and the British royal drama series dominate the movie and TV nominations respectively at the upcoming Critics Choice Awards.

      Feb 9, 2021
      AceShowbiz – Netflix has dominated another awards nomination list, picking up a staggering 46 nods for the Critics Choice prizegiving.
      David Fincher’s “Mank” leads the way for the streaming site with 12 mentions while the acclaimed “Minari” follows with 10.
      Netflix’s “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom” and Tom Hanks western “News of the World” follow with eight and seven nominations, respectively.
      Four of the 10 titles that will be competing for Best Picture at the virtual ceremony are Netflix films – “Da 5 Bloods”, “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom”, “Mank”, and “The Trial of the Chicago 7”. The others are “Minari”, “News of the World”, “Nomadland”, “One Night in Miami…”, “Promising Young Woman”, and “Sound of Metal”.
      Ben Affleck (“The Way Back”), Riz Ahmed (“Sound of Metal”), Chadwick Boseman (“Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom”), Tom Hanks (“News of the World”), Anthony Hopkins (“The Father”), Delroy Lindo (“Da 5 Bloods”), Gary Oldman (“Mank”), and Steven Yeun (“Minari”) will fight it out for Best Actor, while the Best Actress category is made up of Viola Davis (“Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom”), Andra Day (“The United States vs. Billie Holiday”), Sidney Flanigan (“Never Rarely Sometimes Always”), Vanessa Kirby (“Pieces of a Woman”), Frances McDormand (“Nomadland”), Carey Mulligan (“Promising Young Woman”), and Zendaya Coleman (“Malcolm & Marie”).
      Meanwhile, in the TV categories “The Crown” and “Ozark” lead the way with six nominations apiece. “Mrs. America”, “Lovecraft Country”, “Schitt’s Creek”, and “What We Do in the Shadows” follow with five.
      The 26th Critics Choice Awards will air on 7 March (21).
      The full list of nominations is:
      Best Picture:

      Best Actor:

      Best Actress:

      Best Supporting Actor:

      Best Supporting Actress:

      Best Young Actor/Actress:

      Best Acting Ensemble:

      Best Director:

      Best Original Screenplay:

      Best Adapted Screenplay:

      Best Cinematography:
      Christopher Blauvelt – “First Cow” (A24)
      Erik Messerschmidt – “Mank” (Netflix)
      Lachlan Milne – “Minari” (A24)
      Joshua James Richards – “Nomadland” (Searchlight Pictures)
      Newton Thomas Sigel – “Da 5 Bloods” (Netflix)
      Hoyte Van Hoytema – “Tenet” (Warner Bros.)
      Dariusz Wolski – “News of the World” (Universal Pictures)

      Best Production Design:

      Best Editing:

      Best Costume Design:

      Best Hair and Makeup:

      Best Visual Effects:

      Best Comedy:

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      Best Foreign Language Film:
      “Another Round” (Samuel Goldwyn Films)
      “Collective” (Magnolia Pictures)
      “La Llorona” (Shudder)
      “The Life Ahead” (Netflix)
      “Minari” (A24)
      “Two of Us” (Magnolia Pictures)

      Best Song:

      Best Score:
      Alexandre Desplat – “The Midnight Sky” (Netflix)
      Ludwig Goransson – “Tenet” (Warner Bros.)
      James Newton Howard – “News of the World” (Universal Pictures)
      Emile Mosseri – “Minari” (A24)
      Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross – “Mank” (Netflix)
      Trent Reznor, Atticus Ross, and Jon Batiste – “Soul” (Disney)

      Best Drama Series:

      Best Actor in a Drama Series:

      Best Actress in a Drama Series:

      Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series:

      Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series:

      Best Comedy Series:

      Best Actor in a Comedy Series:

      Best Actress in a Comedy Series:

      Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series:

      Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series:

      Best Limited Series:

      Best Movie Made for Television:

      Best Actor in a Limited Series or Movie Made for Television:

      Best Actress in a Limited Series or Movie Made for Television:

      Best Supporting Actor in a Limited Series or Movie Made for Television:

      Best Supporting Actress in a Limited Series or Movie Made for Television:

      Best Talk Show:

      Best Comedy Special:
      “Fortune Feimster: Sweet & Salty” (Netflix)
      “Hannah Gadsby: Douglas” (Netflix)
      “Jerry Seinfeld: 23 Hours to Kill” (Netflix)
      “Marc Maron: End Times Fun” (Netflix)
      “Michelle Buteau: Welcome to Buteaupia” (Netflix)
      “Patton Oswalt: I Love Everything” (Netflix)

      Best Short Form Series:
      “The Andy Cohen Diaries” (Quibi)
      “Better Call Saul: Ethics Training with Kim Wexler” (AMC/Youtube)
      “Mapleworth Murders” (Quibi)
      “Nikki Fre$h” (Quibi)
      “Reno 911!” (Quibi)
      “Tooning Out the News” (CBS All Access)

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      Ralph Fiennes Keen to Keep Bond Role Despite Daniel Craig's Departure

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      The release of ‘No Time To Die’ has been pushed back to October 8 due to the coronavirus pandemic, but the actor playing Mallory is already talking about his future interest with the 007 franchise.

      Feb 8, 2021
      AceShowbiz – Ralph Fiennes would like to train the next James Bond.
      With Daniel Craig set to exit the lead role after “No Time To Die” is released, the actor – who plays Mallory, the head of MI6, in the film series – is “very keen to continue” in his role even after Daniel’s departure from the franchise.
      Speaking to GamesRadar+ and Total Film, he said, “If anyone from Eon Films is listening, I’m very keen to continue training the new Bond. I love playing M, and I love being part of that franchise. But who knows? Things have to change. But I love working with Daniel. He’s a terrific Bond. I will treasure that experience.”

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      “No Time To Die” was recently delayed by another six months.
      The much-anticipated James Bond film had already been pushed back twice due to the coronavirus pandemic, with Daniel Craig’s final jaunt as the suave spy first slated for release in April, 2020, before being moved to November, 2020, and then again to April, 2021. And now it has been confirmed that the motion picture won’t hit screens until October 8, 2021.
      Prior to this, “Bridgerton” star Rege-Jean Page was rumored to be in the running to take over from Daniel as the next James Bond. However, he shut down the reports, saying, “I think there might be an element of cultural translation to be done here. Like if you’re a Brit, and you do something of any kind of renown, that people regard well, then people start saying the ‘B’ word (Bond). It’s like a merit badge, you get the ‘B’ word merit badge.”
      “But I don’t think it’s much more than that. I’m very, very glad to have the badge. I’m glad to be in such wonderful company of people who have the badge. But it’s a badge,” he continued.

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      Super Bowl LV: 'F9' Unveils New Preview, M. Night Shyamalan's 'Old' Debuts Mysterious Trailer

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      The ‘Fast’ sneak peek reunites the big family in addition to bringing back some familiar faces, while the ‘Old’ TV spot sees strange things happening to a family at a beach.

      Feb 8, 2021
      AceShowbiz – Universal Pictures is making use of Super Bowl LV to promote its upcoming movies. The studios released a TV spot each for “F9” and “Old” before the big game, which aired live from Tampa, Florida on Sunday, February 7.
      The new sneak peek for the next installment in the “Fast Saga” reunites the big family at dinner. “The world has a way of changing,” says Vin Diesel’s Dominic Toretto in voiceover, “but there’s one thing that always stays the same.”
      From there, the mood quickly changes as it previews some high-octane action sequence, including high-speed car chase scene for which the franchise is known. The 30-second sneak peek also teases the return of Sung Kang as Han Lue, Helen Mirren as Magdalene Shaw and Charlize Theron as Cipher.
      In “F9”, Dom has been leading a quiet life off the grid with Letty (Michelle Rodriguez) and his son, Brian Marcos, but is forced to confront the sins of his past as imminent danger threatens his family. He must face his own younger brother Jakob (John Cena), a deadly assassin, who is working with their old enemy Cipher, and who holds a personal vendetta against Dom. It is slated to hit theaters in the U.S. on May 28.
      Diesel recently opened up about his excitement to show the film to fans of the franchise. “Definitely eager to share it,” he told EW. “When you make a good movie, your first goal is to make something that you can be proud of, and in the film business, you learn from the very beginning that when the film gets released, even without the pandemic, is rarely in your control. But when you really think about the quality of the movie, there’s more time you have to work in post-production, more time to get the shots right; it does give you a little bit of a cushion.”

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      “I want to get the movie out for all of the great fans who have been waiting for this chapter – and yet look at the world that we live in,” he went on gushing. “It is going to be a special day when that audience is back in the movie theater, celebrating the ninth chapter of this saga that they’ve been so loyal to.”
      “Old”, meanwhile, is an upcoming thriller from visionary filmmaker M. Night Shyamalan. Inspired by the graphic novel “Sandcastle” by Pierre Oscar Levy and Frederik Peeters, it centers on a family on a tropical holiday who discovers that the secluded beach where they are relaxing for a few hours is somehow causing them to age rapidly, reducing their entire lives into a single day.
      It stars Gael Garcia Bernal, Eliza Scanlen, Thomasin McKenzie, Aaron Pierre, Alex Wolff, Vicky Krieps, Abbey Lee, Nikki Amuka-Bird, Ken Leung, Rufus Sewell, Embeth Davidtz and Emun Elliott among others. Marking Shyamalan’s return to the big screen since 2019’s “Glass”, “Old” is scheduled to open in theaters on July 23.
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      The movie is part of Shyamalan’s two-project deal with Universal Studios that was announced in October 2019. A second thriller film by the director is set for release on February 17, 2023, but the title is currently unknown.

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