Paul Mescal ‘terrified’ as he returns to work on his first feature film

GQ recently and when asked about ‘Mescalmania’ and the chain’s newfound fame, he said that he really didn’t have a response for it.  A post shared by Connell Waldron’s Chain (@connellschain) on Sep 12, 2020 at 1:45am PDTHe shared that the chain wasn’t something they focused on while filming the show but the sexualising of it has been ‘a little bit difficult to adjust to.’‘I don’t really have a response to it, because I don’t know what to say other than it’s a chain, and it’s a chain that’s

Paul Mescal is adjusting to fame.

Normal People’s Paul Mescal appears in the November issue of GQ wearing lots of stylish knits, bold shirts and, of course, a chain.The 24-year-old actor reveals his thoughts on the much buzzed-about accessory from the hit BBC series in the accompanying interview, admitting that he doesn’t quite understand the hype.“It wasn’t something that we put any focus on during filming,” he told the publication.

Oliver Jackson-Cohen and Paul Mescal are filming a movie together right now and it looks like they’re having a blast!

Kaleem Aftab The Lumiere Film Festival paid homage to Greek actress, singer and politician Melina Mercouri this week with a mini-retrospective on what would have been the centenary of her birth.The centerpiece event was a screening Thursday of “Never on Sunday,” the 1960 musical drama directed by and co-starring her regular collaborator, husband Jules Dassin, who was put on the Hollywood Blacklist for being a member of the Communist Party, and moved to Europe.Mercouri and Dassin met at the

Dakota Johnson gets ready to film her upcoming movie The Lost Daughter on the set of the film on Monday (October 12) on the Greek island of Spetses.

Leo Barraclough Senior International CorrespondentRomania has chosen Alexander Nanau’s documentary “Collective” (pictured) to be its official entry in the International Feature Film category of the 93rd Academy Awards, while Ecuador has selected Paul Venegas’ “Emptiness” and Algeria has entered Djaâfar Gacem’s “Héliopolis.”Meanwhile, Bosnia and Herzegovina has confirmed that Jasmila Zbanic’s “Quo Vadis, Aida?” will represent the country in the contest, as reported last week by Variety.The

After returning to Instagram earlier this month with a whole new look and brand, Amanda Bynes has something special to celebrate: her anniversary with fiancé Paul Michael.

Michael Cieply Executive EditorIf you want a little scare for Halloween—not as big as the election, civil unrest, or coronavirus—take a look at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences job listings on Oscars.org.Last week, the Academy posted its call for a new Executive Vice-President, Member Relations and Awards, to replace Lorenza Muñoz, who recently left for Amazon. It’s quite a listing.

Amanda Bynes is feeling herself as she continues to branch out in her return to Instagram!

Peter Debruge Chief Film CriticDrama critics have a word for COVID-19, courtesy of the ancient Greeks: “nemesis.” In theater, this useful term of art applies to the inevitable downfall that awaits the wicked, the prideful and the overly confident. Decades from now, historians will look back on the coronavirus outbreak as the thing that derailed President Donald J.

Forest Whitaker is Jingle Janglin’ his way to Netflix this holiday season.