Stars: Chris Pratt, Jessica Chastain and Joel Edgerton
Synopsis:
Zero Dark Thirty focuses on the black ops mission to capture or kill Osama bin Laden, which culminated in his death in May 2011 during a high-stakes raid on his compound in Pakistan.
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I’m speaking out as an audience member who is going to the cinema and noticing there’s a problem here because I don’t see women being represented. I don’t see Asian-American actresses being represented. I don’t see women in their 60s being represented in film. There are these really fantastic actresses out there, but there are so few opportunities. Happy 39th Birthday, Jessica Michelle Chastain! (March 24, 1977)
So here is the second half to my Cannes dedicated blog this Friday, and here are another five fashion picks of mine…
Olivia Palermo went for the edgy vibe in a black beaded Roberto Cavalli long-sleeved mini dress and she attended the designers yacht party. She teamed with a cobalt blue clutch bag with chain detail.
The nude dresses seem to be a favourite in Cannes this year, as Jessica Biel is another to step out in the colour at the Inside Lleywn Davis premiere, her take being a feathered, embroideredMarchesa dress which she teamed with nude heels and a snake necklace which twisted around her neck. Stunning.
Cara Delevigne ditched the shirt under her structured beaded Roberto Cavalli blazer, which she paired with matching sheer pants by the designer. The British model attended the Trophee Chopard Awards.
Another Nebraska premiere look here on Heidi Klum and where do we look first? The supermodel wore an on-trend white Versace gown with a one sleeved design, thigh high split and rhinestone detailing.
Last but most definately not least, Jessica Chastain looked the image of a Grecian goddess rather than a Hollywood star as she attended the premiere of Cleopatra. She wore a white floor-length Versace number and teamed it with a sapphire pendant and ring from Bulgari’s Elizabeth Taylor Collection.
So I took a whack at casting IT: Chapter Two. I didn’t just pick a visually-similar A-lister, I tried to think about who would embody the role, build off of what the child actors had developed, and would be obtainable (both schedule-wise and budget-wise)! And of course I added Bill Skarsgård for good measure, even though we all know he’s coming back.
Who would you pick to play the adult Loser’s Club in IT: Chapter Two?
Hey! So I’ll be honest, I’m genuinely surprised it took this long for someone to bring up Jessica Chastain. I totally agree, Jessica Chastain is an incredible actress and would kill as Bev. Also, she’s already worked with director Andrew Muschietti on Mama! That being said, I think Adams is the better choice. First, Chastain is signed on for, not one, but two superhero movies in the next couple of years. If the 2019 rumored release date for IT: Chapter Two is right (and I believe it is) Chastain’s schedule might simply be too packed. On the other hand, Addams’ schedule is pretty much wide open except for a Enchantedsequel, which has still yet to receive an official greenlight despite Alan Menken having meetings over six months ago. Second, I love Chastain, but I think Addams does a better job with really open, raw, emotional roles, and, if they follow the book, that’s the kind of role adult Beverly Marsh is. Pre-ArrivalandZookeeper’s Wife, I would have agreed with you 100%. Finally, not that this matters a ton, but I think Adams looks more like Sophia Lillis than Chastain does.
All that being understood, I’m not going to complain if they cast Chastain. I’ll be fucking ecstatic, because I’m really splitting hairs between two of the strongest actors out there. But I’m gonna give the edge to Adams.
Thanks for replying! I love hears others’ opinions and discussing them!
