Director Sebastián Lelio On ‘The Wonder,’ Post-Factual Belief, Working with Florence Pugh, & Scarlett Johansson In The Future

were always one of those “notoriously private” celebrity couples, but now that they've broken up, Pugh seems almost ready to talk about it. In her cover interview with , the actor shares a rare glimpse at the details of the relationship and how she's feeling in its aftermath. You may remember that when the relationship first went public, mostly due to the fact that Braff is 21 years older than Pugh. “We weren’t in anyone’s faces.

British TV director Benjamin Caron made quite a splash last year with the three episodes he directed of Tony Gilroy‘s “Star Wars” series “Andor.” Now Caron makes his feature directing debut with “Sharper,” an NYC-set neo-noir he schemed up with his long-time producing partner and sister, Jodie Caron. READ MORE: ‘Sharper’ Teaser: Julianne Moore & Sebastian Stan Star In A24 Comedy Thriller Hitting Apple TV+ On February 17, 2023 And what a cast Caron has for a debut film.

Florence Pugh inadvertently highlighted this reality last year when she wore . The hot pink number’s intentional “free the nipple” moment caused a stir. The  publicly addressed all the hoopla in a new interview with Chloe Schama. Pugh says she does not allow so-called societal norms and decorum to limit how she dresses (which we can all take some inspiration from).

Zach Braff still has so much love for ex-girlfriend Florence Pugh!

, they're colleagues.On December 15, the Garden State director and Scrubs star shared a trailer for his latest film starring , Morgan Freeman, and Molly Shannon. Written and directed by A Good Person will be released in March and features an almost unrecognizable version of the Midsommer and star. Previously in February 2021, Pugh plays Allison, a woman who “falls apart” after being involved in an accident that killed her would-be sister-in-law.

It’s been 18 years since writer/director/actor Zach Braff’s directorial debut, “Garden State,” the twee emo-ish Sundance film that taught mainstream audiences to love indie rock or whatever. Braff’s directed lots of things since—2014’s “I Wish I Was Here,” lots of “Scrubs” episodes, 2017’s “Going In Style“—but it’s safe to say none of them captured the zeitgeist in the way “Garden State” did and maybe that’s just a one-time lightning in a bottle event.

Scarlett Johansson hasn’t shied away in recent months from sharing frustrations about being typecast in blonde bombshell roles early in her career. Now, EW reports the actress brought up the topic again on the latest episode of the “Table For Two With Bruce Bozzi” podcast.

Scarlett Johansson is getting real about what fans don’t see behind the scenes of blockbuster films.

played so many “provocative” roles when she was young is because she was “groomed” to do so. “I kind of became, like, an ingénue,” Johansson told host Bruce Bozzi in an episode released on Tuesday, December 13.  “Young girls like that are really objectified and that’s just a fact, so I think whatever box they’re put into, it sort of sets you on this trajectory for how your life will go. Now, obviously, women really are able to choose their own path,” she said.  said that as she got older, she realized she was being typecast, but there wasn't much she felt she could do.

Scarlett Johansson claimed her old management team pressured her into provocative roles. During an appearance on iHeartRadio’s Table for Two podcast with Bruce Bozzi on Tuesday, the Black Widow star recounted being “groomed” into “bombshell” acting roles early in her career. “I kind of became, like, an ingénue,” Scarlett recalled, via Page Six.