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Star-Studded Off-Broadway Revival of A View From the Bridge Lands at La MaMa
theater6 days ago

Star-Studded Off-Broadway Revival of A View From the Bridge Lands at La MaMa

Sam Rockwell will lead a star-studded Off-Broadway revival of Arthur Miller’s A View From the Bridge at La MaMa’s Ellen Stewart Theatre, with Marin Ireland and Alfred Molina, directed by Neil Pepe. The 13-week limited run starts November 27, opening night December 13. Rockwell is producing along with Mark Berger and Play Hooky Productions in a model aimed at channeling resources back to La MaMa. Tickets will be offered at special rates to La MaMa members. The revival is the play’s first major Off-Broadway staging since 1965, and tickets are available at ViewFromtheBridgePlay.com.

via Playbill|
#a-view-from-the-bridge#arthur-miller#la-mama
Sam Rockwell to Lead New Off-Broadway A View From the Bridge at La MaMa
theater7 days ago

Sam Rockwell to Lead New Off-Broadway A View From the Bridge at La MaMa

Sam Rockwell will headline a 13-week off-Broadway revival of Arthur Miller’s A View From the Bridge at La MaMa’s Ellen Stewart Theatre, with previews beginning November 27 and opening night December 13; directed by Neil Pepe and produced by Mark Berger, Rockwell and PlayHooky Productions, the cast also includes Marin Ireland as Beatrice and Alfred Molina as Alfieri.

via Deadline|
#a-view-from-the-bridge#arthur-miller#la-mama
Verbinski Returns With Gonzo AI Thriller Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die
film5 months ago

Verbinski Returns With Gonzo AI Thriller Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die

Gore Verbinski returns to directing after a decade with Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die, a roughly $20M Briarcliff/Constantin indie shot in Cape Town about a dystopian future man who recruits Norms-diner patrons to save the world from AI; eight years in the making from Matthew Robinson’s TV-pilot concept to a feature, with Sam Rockwell leading a cast that includes Juno Temple, Haley Lu Richardson, Michael Peña and Zazie Beetz, and supported by an avant-garde marketing push culminating in a Fantastic Fest premiere.

via Deadline|
#ai#briarcliff-entertainment#film
Sam Rockwell's Bold Farewell to 'G.I. Jane' with a Shaved Head
entertainment1 year ago

Sam Rockwell's Bold Farewell to 'G.I. Jane' with a Shaved Head

Sam Rockwell left the 1997 film G.I. Jane after a wild party organized by Demi Moore, where he and others shaved their heads and drank with Navy Seals, realizing later he was unprepared for the physical demands of the role. Despite leaving early, he maintained a good relationship with director Ridley Scott and later worked with him again. Rockwell is now acclaimed for his role in The White Lotus.

via Yahoo News New Zealand|
#demi-moore#entertainment#gi-jane
"Bryce Dallas Howard Reveals Real-Life Risk Aversion, Argylle's Post-Credits Scene Explained"
arts2 years ago

"Bryce Dallas Howard Reveals Real-Life Risk Aversion, Argylle's Post-Credits Scene Explained"

The review of "Argylle" criticizes the film for lacking the affection, understanding, and respect typically associated with a homage to spy movies, instead feeling soulless and pasted together. Directed by Matthew Vaughn, the movie offers mild surprises but fails to deliver any real pleasure, with the protagonist, played by Bryce Dallas Howard, being a best-selling spy novelist and a cat lady. The review concludes that "Argylle" embodies the worry about soulless, human-free content in the film industry.

via The New York Times|
#argylle#arts#bryce-dallas-howard
"Sam Rockwell Shines in Matthew Vaughn's Twisty Spy Thriller 'Argylle'"
movie-review2 years ago

"Sam Rockwell Shines in Matthew Vaughn's Twisty Spy Thriller 'Argylle'"

In "Argylle," director Matthew Vaughn casts Sam Rockwell against type as a witty and watchable secret agent in a twisty spy thriller that struggles to fulfill its promising premise. The film follows author Elly Conway as her fictional spy world collides with real-life danger, with Rockwell's character aiding her in navigating the intrigue. Despite a game cast and impressive production, the film's frenetic plot and underdeveloped characters hinder its potential, making it fall short of Vaughn's previous successes in the genre.

via Deadline|
#argylle#matthew-vaughn#movie-review