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Cooper Hoffman Bets on Bold Roles to Define His Own Path
entertainment22 days ago

Cooper Hoffman Bets on Bold Roles to Define His Own Path

Cooper Hoffman, the 23-year-old son of Philip Seymour Hoffman, discusses taking boundary-pushing parts in Gregg Araki’s I Want Your Sex and Luca Guadagnino’s Artificial as he forges a standalone path beyond his father’s legacy. He credits Paul Thomas Anderson with guiding his ascent, recalls Sundance nerves over explicit scenes, and features Olivia Wilde in the project, while also juggling a Hulu pilot and personal life as he expands his film and TV career.

Cooper Hoffman Breaks Free From His Dad’s Shadow With Provocative New Roles
entertainment23 days ago

Cooper Hoffman Breaks Free From His Dad’s Shadow With Provocative New Roles

Cooper Hoffman, son of the late Philip Seymour Hoffman, opens up about carving his own path beyond his father’s legendary shadow, taking bold onscreen turns in I Want Your Sex and Luca Guadagnino’s Artificial, while balancing mentorship from industry titans, Sundance moments, and a career format that blends theater-bred roots with contemporary, boundary-pushing projects.

Araki Probes Desire in a Digital-Age Satire
culture28 days ago

Araki Probes Desire in a Digital-Age Satire

Gregg Araki’s I Want Your Sex uses a flashy, hypersexual LA setting to explore whether real intimacy can survive a world of online temptation, via Erika Tracy’s provocative mentor figure and a disappearance that tests the boundaries of desire. While stylish and playful, the film is arguably lighter and less biting than Araki’s early work, ultimately arguing that the pursuit of genuine connection matters more than the mere act of sex.

Cooper Hoffman: Olivia Wilde’s BDSM Comedy ‘ruined’ His Family Life
entertainment29 days ago

Cooper Hoffman: Olivia Wilde’s BDSM Comedy ‘ruined’ His Family Life

Cooper Hoffman says Olivia Wilde’s raunchy BDSM comedy I Want Your Sex includes graphic scenes that his sisters say ruined their life, while Hoffman insists the film isn’t primarily sexy and is more about awkward humor and vulnerable power dynamics. Wilde plays a dominatrix who takes Hoffman’s character as her submissive assistant in Gregg Araki’s film, which features raunchy visuals (including outfits and spanking) and has drawn early Sundance attention as a “raunchy, funny” comedy. The movie also stars Charli XCX and Johnny Knoxville, with US release on July 31 and the UK on August 28.

Wilde Champions Age-Gap Romances as Hollywood Embraces New Intimacy Narratives
film1 month ago

Wilde Champions Age-Gap Romances as Hollywood Embraces New Intimacy Narratives

Olivia Wilde celebrates audiences’ receptiveness to age-gap romances in cinema, framing the trend as part of a broader shift toward empowered, diverse relationships in Hollywood. The discussion centers on Gregg Araki’s I Want Your Sex, Wilde’s new erotic comedy with Cooper Hoffman, and a growing pattern of films that move beyond the traditional older-man/younger-woman dynamic.

Olivia Wilde Dives Into a Bold BDSM Romance in I Want Your Sex Trailer
film2 months ago

Olivia Wilde Dives Into a Bold BDSM Romance in I Want Your Sex Trailer

Variety debuts the trailer for Sundance-bound sex comedy I Want Your Sex, featuring Olivia Wilde as a confident artist who begins a kink-filled, sadomasochistic relationship with her assistant (Cooper Hoffman), alongside Charli XCX, Mason Gooding, Chase Sui Wonders and Daveed Diggs. Directed by Gregg Araki, the film is described as irreverent and sex-positive, marking Araki’s return to feature filmmaking, with Magnolia Pictures securing US distribution after a bidding war.

Araki Urges Gen Z to Embrace Desire in a Flirtatious Satire
entertainment7 months ago

Araki Urges Gen Z to Embrace Desire in a Flirtatious Satire

IndieWire’s review of Gregg Araki’s Sundance debut I Want Your Sex frames it as a provocative, sex‑positive satire about a young man drawn into a power‑driven affair with an art‑world provocateur. Blending campy humor with frank sexuality, the film probes desire and self‑discovery amid a toxic, money‑obsessed art scene. While visually uneven and occasionally with stale jokes, it preserves Araki’s transgressive spark and offers moments of genuine insight, earning a B− and noting it’s seeking U.S. distribution.