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Barbara Broccoli’s First Post-James Bond Feature ‘Othello’ To Shoot In Qatar With David Oyelowo, Rachel Brosnahan & Cynthia Erivo
Barbara Broccoli has confirmed that her first post-James Bond feature Othello has secured financial backing in Qatar and will shoot in the Gulf territory. David Oyelowo, Rachel Brosnahan and Cynthia Erivo are set to star in the film, with Oyelowo also to direct. Broccoli’s company EON Productions will shoot the film in the territory in [.].
David Darg To Direct ‘The Desert Beyond’ About Arab World’s First Female Astronaut
Oscar-nominated and Emmy-winning filmmaker David Darg (Body Team Twelve, You Cannot Kill David Arquette) has signed to direct Emirati female-led drama The Desert Beyond about a young woman with ambitions to become the Arab world’s astronaut. The story is inspired by the real-life story of Nora Al Matrooshi, who became the first Emirati and Arab [.].
Timothée Chalamet talks baby plans amid romance with Kylie Jenner: ‘On the radar’
Timothée Chalamet addressed the prospect of fatherhood during his December cover interview with Vogue amid his relationship with Kylie Jenner see details.
Oscar-Nominated Movie Figure Dead at 88: RIP to Adam Greenberg
He was 88. His death was announced in a Facebook post by fellow cinematographer Avraham Karpick. The two worked together on J. Lee Thompson’s 1984 film The Ambassador. “Adam did not speak to impress he spoke to connect. He did not lead by direction he led by [.] The post Oscar-Nominated Movie Figure Dead at 88: RIP to Adam Greenberg appeared first on PopCulture. com.
James Cameron Pays Tribute To “Master” Cinematographer Adam Greenberg: “I Could Not Have Done ‘Terminator’ Without Him”
Following Oscar-nominated cinematographer Adam Greenberg’s death at age 88, James Cameron paid tribute to his collaborator on the first two Terminator films. In a statement shared with Deadline, the 3x Oscar-winning director said Greenberg had been “a guiding light” to him ever since they worked together on Cameron’s breakout The Terminator (1984) and Greenberg “graciously” [.].
‘Subsuelo’: Oscar-Nominated Editor Fernando Franco Rocks Spain’s Valladolid Fest With a Tale of Death, Abuse and Revenge
Over the last 30 years, Spain has stood out in Europe for its smart genre output: Think “The Orphanage,” “Pan’s Labyrinth” and “Open Your Eyes” among early examples. From its reception this weekend, Spanish critics may soon be adding another title to Spain’s illustrious auteur genre canon: “Subsuelo,” the fourth feature as a director of [.].
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