‘Losing Alice’ Star Ayelet Zurer on Playing a Director in a ‘Passion Triangle’

.Jimmy Palmer, the team's medical examiner with a heart of gold and always filled with eternal optimism, suffered a devastating loss when his wife, Breena, died from COVID-19.

Chris Wesseling, a NFL.com writer and podcast host who had so many fans around the league, tragically lost his battle with cancer at the young age of 46. He leaves behind his wife and his 8-month-old son Lincoln.

Annika Pham ‘Vikings’ star Peter Franzén will headline premium Finnish series “Helsinki Syndrome” from “Bordertown” creator Mikko Oikkonen, co-writer Antti Pesonen and helmer Juuso Syrjä.The eight-part suspense thriller is produced by Beta Film-backed Fisher King for Finnish pubcaster Yle.

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Alice Cooper has shared his new single ‘Social Debris’ for free for 24 hours in honour of his birthday.The rock icon, who is gearing up to release his latest album ‘Detroit Stories’ later this month, turns 73 today (February 4).‘Social Debris’ will feature on the upcoming record, which celebrates the “golden era of Detroit rock” and Cooper’s hometown.“The single “Social Debris” is a gift to Detroit, to my fans and to myself,” Cooper said in a press release.

EA has confirmed it will continue to work on Star Wars games despite losing its exclusive rights to create games for the franchise.Earlier this year, Disney announced that current and future Star Wars games will be branded together under the revived Lucasfilm Games brand name.

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according to The Hollywood Reporter, which added that while there’s no acting deal currently in place, it could be a “potential starring vehicle” for the veteran actor.Legendary is developing the adaptation, written by Brian K. Vaughan, as a possible jumping-off point for a subsequent film and anime off-shoot.Buck Rogers first appears in the pulpy sci-fi magazine Amazing Stories in 1928 as a war vet who falls into a coma and wakes up in the 25th century.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentThe French broadcasting group France Televisions has hired Manuel Alduy, a well-respected French industry executive with career spanning nearly three decades. Alduy is currently senior VP of content sales and development for the EMEA at the Walt Disney Company.Alduy will be joining France Televisions as head of cinema and international development.

In Losing Alice —an eight-episode Israeli series that premiered stateside this past weekend on Apple TV+ — a 48-year-old film director and mother of two, Alice (played by actress Ayelet Zurer), is feeling stuck professionally. She then meets, perhaps by chance, perhaps not, a young writer, Sophie (Lihi Kornowski) on a train who is a huge fan of her work.

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“It’s rare that you find a female character who is so challenging,” Elisabeth Moss says of her role as writer Shirley Jackson in the deeply fictional Shirley. “Challenging as to me as an actor and challenging to the other characters in the film and has so much vulnerability and so many soft spots, but is also so strong, so vocal and sometimes not very nice.

I was lucky enough to be among the very first people, particularly among journalists, to see The Assistant, even before its world premiere at the 2019 Telluride Film Festival which was before it had been sold to a distributor. I did the first interview with its writer and director Kitty Green, previously best known for her work in the nonfiction field.

on Apple TV+, Israeli actress Ayelet Zurer stars as a middle-aged director who, during a train ride, encounters Sophie (Lihi Kornowski), a 20-something fan and aspiring writer.It’s a brief meeting that impacts both of their lives.“I love the fact that Alice is someone who is not perfect by any means, yet not bad,” says Zurer, 51. “She’s not something we’ve seen before; she’s very complex in a way that feels new.

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