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Fans are buzzing that Tom Cruise's dramatic prosthetic makeover for Alejandro G. Iñárritu's Digger could land him his first Oscar, after the trailer and posters reveal an almost unrecognizable oil tycoon opposite Jesse Plemons; the dark comedy opens in theaters October 2.
At the ATX TV Festival in Austin, the fictitious Friday Night Lights band Crucifictorious reunited for the show's 20th anniversary, with Jesse Plemons and Stephanie Hunt performing a Daniel Johnston cover of 'Devil Town'; the event also included updates on a Peacock reboot from Jason Katims and Scott Porter.
Following the Oscar nominations, Kirsten Dunst shared a meme from Stavros Halkias backing Jesse Plemons’ Bugonia performance, signaling support for his buzzed-about turn. The moment comes as Plemons competes for Best Actor in Yorgos Lanthimos’s Bugonia, a role that has generated awards-season chatter after his Golden Globes nod earlier this month. Plemons was previously Oscar-nominated for The Power of the Dog, while Dunst herself has prior Oscar history with that film as well.
AwardsWatch’s final 2026 Best Actor predictions center Timothée Chalamet as the likely frontrunner, with Leonardo DiCaprio and Michael B. Jordan close behind. Wagner Moura’s Cannes win and Golden Globes drama actor win add intrigue, but his SAG/BAFTA misses complicate his case. Ethan Hawke, Joel Edgerton, and Jesse Plemons are contending for the remaining spot, each with different precursor paths. The piece also highlights a notable LGBTQ-related historical note if Hawke misses and provides a 20-name nominal lineup with ranking shifts based on precursors and awards bodies.
Emma Stone, Jesse Plemons, and Yorgos Lanthimos discuss their film 'Bugonia,' highlighting the film's themes of power, isolation, and humor, as well as their collaborative process and the director's unique rehearsal techniques that foster trust and spontaneity among actors.
The article discusses Jesse Plemons' rise to becoming one of Hollywood's most unlikely leading men, highlighting his career trajectory and recent successes.
'Bugonia' is a surreal film by Yorgos Lanthimos featuring Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons, exploring themes of paranoia and conspiracy through a character-driven story about alien theories and human emotion, with notable performances and a unique, absurdist style.
Yorgos Lanthimos' new film 'Bugonia', a black comedy starring Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons, premiered at Venice Film Festival to largely positive reviews, with critics praising the performances and its satirical take on misinformation and conspiracy theories, though some noted its length and tonal shifts.
'Bugonia' is a dark, satirical comedy by Yorgos Lanthimos featuring Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons as they kidnap a pharmaceutical CEO, exploring themes of paranoia, corporate greed, and environmental collapse with bizarre twists and sharp humor, inspired by the Korean film 'Save the Green Planet!'.
Jesse Plemons, Emma Stone, and Alicia Silverstone reunite with director Yorgos Lanthimos for a satirical reimagining of the 2003 South Korean film 'Save the Green Planet!'
Jesse Plemons revealed that the script for Yorgos Lanthimos' film "Kinds of Kindness" made him feel sick to his stomach and anticipates similar reactions from audiences. The film, featuring stars like Emma Stone and Willem Dafoe, is divided into three surreal and emotionally charged stories. Plemons praised Stone's talent and her collaborative relationship with Lanthimos. The movie premieres in select theaters on Friday.
Yorgos Lanthimos' new film "Kinds of Kindness" features Jesse Plemons in three roles and explores themes of control and domination through three dark fables. Despite Plemons' award-winning performance, the film is criticized for its repetitive and exhausted ideas, lacking the rigor and unified vision of Lanthimos' previous works.
Jesse Plemons revealed he lost 50 pounds through intermittent fasting over a year and a half, without using Ozempic. The actor, motivated by his young children, shared that his new fitness regime has given him more energy. Despite the popularity of Ozempic for weight loss in Hollywood, Plemons emphasized his natural approach to getting fit.
Jesse Plemons revealed he lost 50 pounds over a year and a half through intermittent fasting, improving his overall well-being and energy levels, especially to keep up with his young children. Despite jokes about using Ozempic, Plemons credits his weight loss to this eating method. He discussed these changes at the premiere of his new film, "Kinds of Kindness," where he plays three different characters.
The trailer for Yorgos Lanthimos' new anthology film "Kinds Of Kindness," featuring Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons, has been released. The film, which received strong but concerned reviews at Cannes, explores unsettling themes of human connection through three stories. The trailer, set to Eurythmics' "Sweet Dreams," showcases bizarre and eye-catching scenes, highlighting Plemons' fitting performance in Lanthimos' unique storytelling style. The film hits theaters on June 28.