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“It’s special.” Back home in Sydney with Joseph Zada for #TheHungerGames: Sunrise on the Reaping.
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Carey Mulligan's iridescent red carpet gown came straight off the #PFW runway. wmagazine.com/fashion/carey-…
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Variety's 10 Actors to Watch: Joseph Zada
Zada is having a big year, coming onto both small and big screens in Netflix’s “East of Eden” adaptation and the highly anticipated “The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping” as Haymitch. “Joining ‘The Hunger Games’ franchise means the world to me,” says Zada. “It meant getting to work and spend time with heroes of mine and I will cherish the experience forever.”
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Joseph Zada battled thousands of fellow up-and-comers to nab the role of Haymitch Abernathy in ‘The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping’—and that's not the only way his life imitates his art.
Read more from VF’s @beccamford on Vanities star Joseph Zada: vanityfair.visitlink.me/GK91…
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ok I'm getting back off again, but: we're screening the 1st three episodes of East of Eden tomorrow, followed by the 1955 film. come see it: paristheaternyc.com/series/e…
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Speaking about John Steinbeck’s character Cathy Ames in “East of Eden,” @zoeinthecities says, “I think that if we think of the people who do terrible things as being inherently evil and therefore different from us, we don’t learn anything about ourselves.”
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watching Jojo take quantum leaps in his work over our months of filming EoE made me believe he truly do anything--because no matter his beauty and talent (obvious, immense) his work ethic and humility and deep curiosity keeps him from complacency
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Léa Seydoux ('Inglourious Basterds,' 'No Time to Die') describes the mindset that shapes her approach to every role, and why real connection is what makes great work possible.
Watch Léa's 90-minute Career Retrospective, moderated by @NeumaierMovies: youtube.com/watch?v=J2NjTg96…
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when we'd be standing around on set of EAST OF EDEN, waiting for the next set-up, my friend/co-showrunner (and screenwriter of THE FUGITIVE and DIE HARD) Jeb Stuart would talk my ear off about how I had to read Larry McMurtry. i finally listened to him--and now...
Larry McMurtry's classic ‘Lonesome Dove’ novel is returning to television as a Netflix drama series
The streamer has greenlighted the project from Zoe Kazan and Jeb Stuart, co-showrunners of Netflix's upcoming ‘East of Eden’ limited series, and Teton Ridge Entertainment
See more details: deadline.com/2026/09/lonesom…
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Andrew Scott is juggling so much in ELSINORE and somehow makes the trickiest parts look easy: an ease with the text, a need to disappear into his art, a defiance against fate. It’s almost a metaphysical achievement. Our @GlennWhipp sat down with him: latimes.com/entertainment-ar…
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Léa Seydoux is taking over the Telluride Film Festival. The French actor appears in three-high profile films during the Colorado fest, but still found time to sit down with Vanity Fair to talk about motherhood, anxiety, and how she discovered her purpose
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Telluride Film Fest Unveils Lineup Highlighted by World Premieres of Oscar Hopefuls 'Elsinore,' 'The Debut' and 'Tender Loving Care' hollywoodreporter.com/movies…
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The Screen Talks line-up for the 70th BFI London Film Festival has been revealed, including our first ever outside London!
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Andrew Scott stars in ‘Elsinore,’ a dramatic film retelling one of the greatest ‘Hamlet’ feats in the history of the British theater: When Ian Charleson took on the role while dying of AIDS, ultimately succumbing to the illness less than two months after his final performance.
Scott delivers a totally unique, equally searing 'Hamlet' in character as Charleson, while also playing a defiant artist facing down the end of his life. He’s an out gay actor portraying a gay actor who came up in a time when being open could mean career suicide. And he’s a credited producer on a movie for the very first time.
Elsinore, which is directed by Simon Stone, written by Stephen Beresford and also stars Olivia Colman and Billie Piper, will screen at various festivals, including Toronto and London, before hitting theaters on November 20.
Read THR's exclusive deep dive into the upcoming film: bit.ly/4qJ4OL3
