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Prime Video adds The Amateur, a Bourne-inspired espionage thriller led by Oscar-winner Rami Malek, delivering a globe-trotting quest for revenge with tight plotting and tense action that should appeal to fans of serious spy thrillers.
At Cannes Day 10, Rami Malek's The Man I Love premiered to Oscar buzz with early praise from critics, Penélope Cruz stars in The Black Ball which earned a lengthy standing ovation, and Maika Monroe's Victorian Psycho debuted in Un Certain Regard, signaling a Gothic thriller to watch, with ovation scores highlighting The Black Ball as a standout.
At Cannes, Rami Malek discusses taking on Jimmy George in Ira Sachs’s The Man I Love and confronting a fear that mirrors Freddie Mercury’s AIDS-era intensity. He explains that while the icon’s shadow is intimidating, the role is about pursuing creativity, love, and joy in 1980s New York, not replication. The film has earned Oscar buzz and a 10‑minute world premiere ovation, with US rights still to be determined as Mubi handles offshore distribution.
Rami Malek says he initially feared taking on Ira Sachs’s AIDS-era drama The Man I Love after Bohemian Rhapsody, but pressed through his fears with Sachs’s guidance and musical on-screen work, ahead of the film’s Cannes premiere.
At Cannes, Rami Malek said there was a sense of fear in taking on The Man I Love after his portrayal of Freddie Mercury in Bohemian Rhapsody, highlighting the pressure to honor Mercury’s legacy while forging a fresh approach for the new project.
At Cannes' 79th festival, Ira Sachs's The Man I Love earned a seven-minute-plus standing ovation in competition; set in 1984 New York, it follows Jimmy George, a beloved queer entertainer living with AIDS who pursues a new theatrical project with his partner while navigating love and memory, led by a powerful performance from Rami Malek. The film, co-written with Mauricio Zacharias, also features Tom Sturridge and Luther Ford. It is seeking U.S. distribution with MK2 Films handling international sales, continuing Sachs's acclaimed indie run and generating early awards buzz.
Rami Malek cried as Cannes gave Ira Sachs’ AIDS-era drama The Man I Love an eight-minute standing ovation; the film follows a New York theater icon in the 1980s facing mortality, with Malek leading a cast that includes Tom Sturridge, Rebecca Hall and Ebon Moss-Bachrach, and Sachs co-writing the script for this Palme d’Or contender.
Ira Sachs’s drama The Man I Love had its world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival to a 10-minute standing ovation; starring Rami Malek as a late-1980s New York theater artist dying of AIDS, the film also features Luther Ford, Tom Sturridge, Ebon Moss-Bachrach and Rebecca Hall. The Deadline coverage notes the life-affirming portrayal set against the AIDS crisis and downtown NYC’s artistic scene, with Sachs’s project described as a bookend to his Frankie and marking the second American competition entry after James Gray’s Paper Tiger.
‘Nuremberg’ is a powerful historical drama featuring standout performances by Russell Crowe and Rami Malek, depicting the events leading up to the Nuremberg trials and exploring themes of evil and justice, with a focus on the psychiatric assessment of Nazi leaders. The film has received critical acclaim and is set for release on November 7.
James Vanderbilt's film 'Nuremberg' starring Russell Crowe and Rami Malek explores the Nuremberg Trials with a focus on psychological battles and historical accuracy, premiering at TIFF and emphasizing a thriller approach to a serious historical subject.
The hit film "Oppenheimer" has sparked curiosity about David Hill, a renowned physicist who played a role in the Manhattan Project and is portrayed by Rami Malek. Hill's children, who live in the Rochester region, have shared insights into their father's life and his significant contributions to nuclear physics. Malek's portrayal of Hill in the film has garnered attention, as the movie received 13 Oscar nominations. Hill's testimony about Lewis Strauss, portrayed by Robert Downey Jr. in the film, was discovered by filmmaker Christopher Nolan during research for "Oppenheimer."
Actors Rami Malek and Emma Corrin were seen kissing while walking a dog in London, seemingly confirming their relationship. The couple was first spotted together at a Bruce Springsteen concert in July and recently attended the US Open together. Rami previously dated his Bohemian Rhapsody co-star Lucy Boynton, while Emma's relationship history is not publicly known. Speculation about their 15-year age gap has sparked discussions online.
Rami Malek, 42, and Emma Corrin, 27, were reportedly seen kissing and displaying PDA at a restaurant in England. Witnesses described them as "totally besotted" with each other and oblivious to their surroundings. The rumored couple has been spending a lot of time together, fueling romance rumors. This comes amid speculation that Malek has ended his long-term relationship with Lucy Boynton, although neither party has confirmed the split. Corrin, who identifies as non-binary, has not publicly been in a relationship with another movie star in the past.