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De Armas’s follow-up film to Knives Out is a Netflix film called The Gray Man co-starring Ryan Gosling and Chris Evans. Shooting has already begun in LA. I also agree she’ll get a lot of offers once Blonde is released, but I’m disappointed TGM is going to be her post Knives Out film. It doesn’t sound interesting. I’m sure she must have gotten other offers, and it makes me wonder why she chose it.
ReplyCopy URLDe Armas’s follow-up film to Knives Out is a Netflix film called The Gray Man co-starring Ryan Gosling and Chris Evans. Shooting has already begun in LA. I also agree she’ll get a lot of offers once Blonde is released, but I’m disappointed TGM is going to be her post Knives Out film. It doesn’t sound interesting. I’m sure she must have gotten other offers, and it makes me wonder why she chose it.
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This post was found to be inappropriate by the moderators and has been removed.Interesting, but which stage actors dominated the 2010’s?
Meryl Streep.. and Cate Blanchett still dominated 2010s films in terms of Oscar nomination actually. However, if we see newcomers, the prevalence can be seen more clearly in male actor side. We had Eddie Redmayne and Andrew Garfield, or Daniel Kaluuya and Adam Driver (who hadn’t had time to dominate since they broke out in the last half of decade). In the female actor side, we only had Cynthia Erivo (which I think she will have an interesting trajectory this decade) and Jessica Chastain (which hopefully gets her due this decade). Well, it’s hard to say that they dominate the decade, but at least there were ones who had their success in 2010s.
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