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Trust, Banter, and Enola Holmes: Brown and Partridge Get Real
entertainment8 days ago

Trust, Banter, and Enola Holmes: Brown and Partridge Get Real

Millie Bobby Brown and Louis Partridge—co-stars in the Enola Holmes series—sit down for a candid, playful interview about their on-screen romance across three films, the deep trust built since their first audition, and how they each navigate growing as actors. They share personal moments, discuss their differing acting processes, and tackle lighthearted topics from hot takes to goat dung, with Brown revealing a sewing hobby and a future interest in directing.

via Interview Magazine|
#acting#enola-holmes#entertainment
Alan Alda Hates the Crying Moment That Redefined M*A*S*H
entertainment24 days ago

Alan Alda Hates the Crying Moment That Redefined M*A*S*H

Alan Alda reflects on the Season 1 moment from MASH in the episode Sometimes You Hear the Bullet, where Hawkeye loses a friend on the operating table and is comforted by Col. Henry Blake. He says he dislikes his crying performance in that shot, feeling he overacted, even as the scene is recognized as a turning point that fused tragedy with humor and helped push the series toward its dramatic legacy.

via TVLine|
#acting#alan-alda#entertainment
Pete Davidson Salutes Kim Kardashian's Acting: 'Superhuman' Talent
entertainment1 month ago

Pete Davidson Salutes Kim Kardashian's Acting: 'Superhuman' Talent

Pete Davidson praised Kim Kardashian’s acting on The Pete Davidson Show while hosting Nikki Glaser, calling her “superhuman” and “crazy good” at acting and saying she can keep pursuing it regardless of headlines. Glaser backed him, saying Kardashian will do whatever she wants, especially if doubters doubt her. The piece also notes Kardashian and Davidson’s nine-month relationship from 2021–2022 and touches on their on-screen history, including a kiss on SNL, as context for his admiration.

via Yahoo News UK|
#acting#entertainment#kim-kardashian
Academy Bans AI From Acting and Screenwriting Awards
movies2 months ago

Academy Bans AI From Acting and Screenwriting Awards

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced new eligibility rules: acting roles must be human-credited and performed with consent, and screenplays must be human-authored to be eligible, effectively excluding AI-generated performances and AI-written scripts from acting and writing categories. AI can still be used in productions, but those works won't be eligible for Oscars in these categories. The rules for other categories like visual effects, costumes, or music remain undecided. The changes also allow actors to be nominated for multiple performances in the same category, and international films will be credited as nominees rather than by country.

via Gizmodo|
#acting#artificial-intelligence#generative-ai
Oscars tighten rules: humans only for acting and writing trophies
entertainment2 months ago

Oscars tighten rules: humans only for acting and writing trophies

The Academy updated Oscar eligibility to require acting to be demonstrably performed by humans and writing to be human-authored, effectively excluding AI-generated performances and scripts from winning. AI use in other filmmaking aspects won’t automatically affect nominations, though the Academy may request more information on human authorship when generative AI is involved.

via BBC|
#acting#ai#eligibility
Oscars Overhaul Expands Acting Noms, Festival Route for Intl Feature, Human-Only AI Rules
awards2 months ago

Oscars Overhaul Expands Acting Noms, Festival Route for Intl Feature, Human-Only AI Rules

AMPAS unveiled sweeping Oscar rule changes: actors can be nominated for multiple performances in the same acting category if those performances finish in the top five, the International Feature Film submission path now includes festival-qualifying wins (Berlin, Cannes, Busan, Toronto, Venice, Sundance) in addition to official country entries, and the director’s name will appear on the statuette plaque for International Feature. The rules also require performances to be human-authored for acting and writing categories, with other adjustments like increasing the number of Casting statuettes and tweaks to the Cinematography shortlist and campaign rules, plus important deadlines to note.

via Deadline|
#academy#acting#ai
Rocky the Puppeteer Eyes Oscar Eligibility in Project Hail Mary
film2 months ago

Rocky the Puppeteer Eyes Oscar Eligibility in Project Hail Mary

Variety reports that James Ortiz, the puppeteer and voice behind Rocky in Amazon MGM’s Project Hail Mary, is eligible for Oscar consideration in Best Supporting Actor, with SAG-AFTRA confirming puppeteers count as actors. Golden Globes would exclude him, Critics Choice has no explicit disqualification, and BAFTA could nominate given their history with animated/voice performances. The piece uses Rocky’s case to spotlight the broader question of how to classify hybrid performances (puppetry/motion capture/voice) and argues the Academy should revive the Special Achievement Award or create a new category to honor such work, potentially reshaping how acting is defined in the awards landscape.

via Variety|
#acting#film#oscars
Riley Green Trains Like a Navy SEAL for Marshals Debut
culture2 months ago

Riley Green Trains Like a Navy SEAL for Marshals Debut

Country star Riley Green is debuting as an actor in CBS’s Marshals, a Yellowstone spinoff, where he plays a former Navy SEAL dealing with PTSD. He trained extensively with real SEALs, focusing on rifle reloading and close-quarters combat details to make the on-screen portrayal authentic, even spending breaks between takes to practice. The promo previews his character as Kayce Dutton’s former teammate, and Green’s rigorous prep is highlighted as key to selling realism for the show’s debut this weekend.

via OutKick|
#acting#culture#marshals
Baywatch Reboot Embraces Influencers, Brooks Nader Says Acting and Influence Can Coexist
entertainment3 months ago

Baywatch Reboot Embraces Influencers, Brooks Nader Says Acting and Influence Can Coexist

Brooks Nader defends the Baywatch reboot's casting of influencers, arguing that the modern era allows people to be both actors and social media personalities. She will play lifeguard captain Selene, Hobie Buchannon's rival, as the 12-episode revival features Stephen Amell and a stacked cast, with the series slated to premiere in the 2026/2027 season and amplified by the cast’s diverse voices and social platforms.

via Yahoo|
#acting#baywatch#baywatch-reboot