Adam Driver on singing, surrealism and 'Annette'

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Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentCharles Gillibert, the thriving French producer behind Leos Carax’s Cannes prizewinning “Annette,” spoke to Variety about his recent acquisition of Les Films du Losange, one of France’s oldest and most revered auteur-driven production and distribution companies.

Gallery: 20 cult movies critics hated (Espresso)Once again Driver shows us what he can do in the world of comedy in Steven Soderbergh’s quirkily distinctive heist caper. He plays Clyde Logan, a guy with a philosophical view on life and a twangy southern accent who once served in the US military in Iraq where he lost his hand and now works behind a bar, adroitly mixing drinks with his one remaining hand.

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Director Leo Carax has opened up about the part in his new movie Annette that he had written for Rihanna.

Annette, hit US theatres this past weekend and with that came the news Rihanna was set to play a small part in the musical drama.Annette tells the story of a stand-up comedian (Driver) who falls in love with a world-renowned opera singer (Marion Cotillard).

Annette (★★☆☆☆). “We love each other so much,” sing Adam Driver and Marion Cotillard, over and over, portraying celebrity couple Henry and Ann, a brash standup comedian and renowned soprano who don’t appear to love each other so equally.

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“ Annette ” is a film that’s likely best experienced rather than described.Anyone familiar with the work of French director Leos Carax, best known for the surreal Denis Lavant fantasy “Holy Motors,” probably already knew that. But tack on the fact that the script and music was written by Sparks duo Ron and Russell Mael, known for their sophisticated, theatrical and irreverent songs, and “Annette,” starring Adam Driver and Marion Cotillard, adds up to something that defies explanation.

Jenelle Riley Deputy Awards, Features EditorSimon Helberg was so invested in landing the role of The Conductor in Leos Carax’s musical movie “Annette,” he became a French citizen.The actor, perhaps best known for his 12-season run on CBS’ “The Big Bang Theory,” steals scenes opposite Adam Driver and Marion Cotillard in the film, arriving in theaters on Aug. 6 before hitting Amazon Prime Aug.

Since it opened the Cannes Film Festival in July, presumably by now you’ve heard all about “Annette,” the avante garde rock opera musical by the great Leos Carax (“Holy Motors“) featuring the music of the avante-pop band Sparks (featured in Edgar Wright‘s recent documentary “The Sparks Brothers“) and featuring Adam Driver and Marion Cotillard.

Adam Driver and Lady Gaga star in the movie “House of Gucci,” to be released this November 24th.

Adam Drives has surprised fans after being featured in a new Burberry campaign, showing the Hollywood star shirtless on the beach, and being described as a “sexy centaur.”The 37-year-old actor shows off his insane body running down a beach at sunset, competing with a galloping horse and entering into the ocean.

After months of anticipation, the first official trailer for Ridley Scott’s murder drama, House of Gucci, starring Lady Gaga and Adam Driver has been released.

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“I don’t consider myself to be a particularly ethical person, but I am fair,” Lady Gaga says as Patrizia Reggiani. It’s the first trailer for Ridley Scott‘s upcoming drama, “House of Gucci,” and that line tells you a lot.