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Entertainment 3 years ago
Brontë biopic ‘Emily’ delves into imagined author’s darkness
Was reclusive 19th-century author Emily Brontë inspired to write Wuthering Heights after experimenting with opium, tattoos and a steamy affair with the local clergyman? Actress Emma Mackey doesn't think so—but she portrays Brontë doing all those things and more in Emily.
Entertainment 3 years ago
Zac Efron stars in unbelievable but truly ‘greatest’ beer run
Zac Efron stars as Chickie, a staunch supporter of the Vietnam War who spends his time lazing at his parents’ house and drinking at the local bar, in director Peter Farrelly's follow-up to the Oscar-winning Green Book (2018).
Entertainment 3 years ago
Styles stokes sexuality debate with ‘My Policeman’ premiere in Toronto
Pop-superstar Harry Styles discussed the complexities of sexuality and said he found the closeted gay man he plays in 1950s drama My Policeman depressing, as his latest movie premiered at the Toronto film festival on Sunday.
Entertainment 3 years ago
Toronto Film Festival kicks off with screening of 'The Swimmers'
The stars and real-life inspiration for the film The Swimmers strutted along the red carpet Thursday to open the 47thannual Toronto International Film Festival -- the first in-person version of Toronto's celebration of film since the pandemic.
Entertainment 5 years ago
Sorkin launches 'Chicago 7' film as specter of riots looms
When Steven Spielberg called up Aaron Sorkin and asked him to write a movie about the 1968 Chicago anti-war riots -- and the extraordinary trial that followed -- the "West Wing" creator had no idea it would launch in such divisive times.
Entertainment 5 years ago
Idris Elba talks US racism as 'Concrete Cowboy' rides into Toronto
"Concrete Cowboy", a critically acclaimed new film about at-risk black youths and horse owners in urban Philadelphia, offers a poignant message at a time of mass anti-racism protests in the United States, said Idris Elba.
Entertainment 5 years ago
Hollywood seeks virtual hype at 'hybrid' Toronto festival
Hollywood's annual exodus to Toronto for North America's biggest film festival will be online-only this week, as coronavirus and a closed Canadian border force A-listers to stay home and peddle their upcoming films remotely.
