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I’ve watched “Kill Your Darlings” and I generally liked it, though it was a little odd. I have to confess – I found this movie thanks to Drarry videos – because the main character is portrayed by Daniel Radcliff, he has dark curly hair and wears glasses and (maybe a spoiler!) his partner (sort of) is blond so… Well, before that movie I knew exactly two things about Allen Ginsberg that he was a poet and that he was openly gay in the fifties, which is very tough. This movie turned out to be not actually about Allen Ginsberg, it’s more of a story of (Spoilers!) this murder in the park told through his eyes. I guess my problem is, that watching a story based on real events which you know nothing about and have to real Wikipedia afterwards is a little weird. But again – I liked it: the performance, the cut is very clever, for example when they are showing their drug-trips and mix them with reality, or when they started from the end. I also enjoyed learning at least something about the Beat Generation, because before I’ve only heard the name but never actually looked it up. So, a good movie, by the way showing again that Daniel Radcliff is definitely not stuck in Harry Potter role.
NEW PROJECT - Alexander Skarsgård,Dane DeHaan Starring in ‘The Tiger’ From Ukrainian Director Myroslav Slaboshpytskyi
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Alexander Skarsgård will star in “The Tiger” as the leader of a group of men tasked with protecting the endangered cats from poachers and loggers.
The actor recently headlined the blood-drenched viking epic “The Northman,” receiving a great deal of attention for his physical transformation into a chiseled Norse avenger. He will team here with Ukrainian filmmaker Myroslav Slaboshpytskyi, who wrote and will direct “The Tiger” based on the book by John Vaillant. Slaboshpytskyi previously directed 2014’s “The Tribe,”a critically-heralded story about a school for the deaf that was done entirely in Ukrainian sign language, with no subtitles.
Dane DeHaan, who played the Green Goblin in “The Amazing Spider-Man 2” and will soon appear in Christopher Nolan’s “Oppenheimer,” is also attached to appear in “The Tiger.” He can currently be seen in Antonio Campos’ endlessly binge-able HBO Max drama “The Staircase.”
Skarsgard’s credits also include his Emmy-winning work in “Big Little Lies” and his starring role in the box office hit “Godzilla vs. Kong.”
Darren Aronofsky and Protozoa are producing “The Tiger,” along with Plan B and Wild Bunch International. The Veterans will launch sales on the project at the Cannes Film Festival. CAA Media Finance is co-representing North American rights.
Set in snowy far east Russia in the late ’90s and based on a true story, the film follows Vanzin (Skarsgard) as his sense of duty is tested when he’s charged with hunting down and exterminating a tiger that killed a poacher in self-defense. If a deal closes, DeHaan will portray Kanchuga, a young environmental scientist and newest member of the team.
“I am so excited to make this film, and am overwhelmed with admiration towards the team that has rallied behind it. I’ve worked on the story of ‘The Tiger’ for a very long time, and the chance to see it realized is a dream come true,” said Slaboshpytskyi. “Darren is a producer of singular taste and talent, and Alexander and Dane are once-in-a-lifetime stars. I can’t imagine a better or more brilliant group of people as collaborators.”
Skarsgard is represented by CAA and Hansen, Jacobson, Teller, Hoberman, Newman, Warren, and Richmond; DeHaan is represented by CAA and MGMT Entertainment; Slaboshpytskyi is represented by CAA and Lee Stobby Entertainment; Protozoa is represented by CAA; and Plan B is represented by CAA.
ETA - info from the IMDb page https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1654526/reference/
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First Look: @prattprattpratt, @danedehaan and #EthanHawke in @vincentdonofrio latest directorial effort #TheKid.
The story of a young boy who witnesses Billy the Kid’s encounter with Sheriff Pat Garrett.
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Dane DeHaan
Photographer: Willy Vanderperre
Styling: Alister Mackie
AnOther Man Spring/Summer 2015
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The Power Of Touch.
Films in Frame - My own private Idaho, Maurice, Call me by your name, Moonlight, Brokeback Mountain, Kill your Darlings, Another country, Dorian Gray, I killed my mother, Happy Together
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“I guess it’s all about discovering the truth. Acting is all about being truthful. I’m really bad at lying. I’m one of the worst liars I know. But if I can convince myself to believe something’s happening, I can do that. I have an imagination, and that’s what acting is. That’s the job.”
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The Place Beyond the Pines
I think the most amazing thing about this movie is how it felt like there was a really strong connection between Luke and Jason, even without any use of flashbacks after Luke died. The scene that hit me the most was after Jason found out who his dad was and he went to see Robin. And he saw where his dad had lived and worked. He asked Robin, “Was he good at anything?” That question seemed really important because more than looking for something to look up to his dad for, I feel like he was looking for something good in himself. It expresses the feeling of having a parent who is gone really well. The only part of them that still exists is the part that is in you. So hearing about their good qualities is also like hearing about good qualities you didn’t know you had.
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