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Writer, director, producer, and star Daniel Levy’s feature film debut, “Good Grief,” is a remarkable departure from his comedic work in “Schitt’s Creek.” This introspective film delves into themes of love, loss, and grief, drawing from Levy’s personal experiences to create a poignant and complex exploration. While the film may occasionally struggle with tonal inconsistency,
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On a recent episode of The Kelly Clarkson Show, host Kelly Clarkson and guest Kevin Bacon shared some fascinating stories about their early careers. One particular anecdote from Clarkson caught the audience’s attention, as she revealed an unconventional living arrangement when she first moved to Los Angeles. Clarkson admitted that she didn’t even know the
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Colman Domingo, renowned actor, writer, and director, has faced his fair share of challenges on his path to success in film and television. Despite receiving a Tony nomination for his work in The Scottsboro Boys musical in 2014, Domingo found himself stuck auditioning for minor roles with minimal dialogue, commonly known as “under-fives.” In a
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Emerald Fennell’s film “Saltburn” has sparked a lot of discussion and debate, particularly regarding its unforgettable ending. Barry Keoghan, the actor who plays Oliver in the film, recently shed light on the creative process behind the provocative final scene. In an interview, Fennell revealed that the original script had a different ending altogether, which did
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Kiefer Sutherland recently shared a heartwarming anecdote from the set of Stand by Me, reminiscing about his time filming the iconic coming-of-age movie and paying tribute to his late co-star, River Phoenix. As Sutherland revealed during an interview on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon, Phoenix was not only a talented actor but also a
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