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Léa Seydoux in Talks to Play Lady Margot in ‘Dune: Part Two’ - thewrap.com - county Bond
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21.06.2022 / 20:57

Léa Seydoux in Talks to Play Lady Margot in ‘Dune: Part Two’

$400 million, it is also Villeneuve’s highest grossing film in his career.Seydoux was most recently seen in David Cronenberg’s “Crimes of the Future” and Mia Hansen “Love’s One Fine Morning.” Other credits include playing the love interest in Daniel Craig’s final outing as James Bond in “No Time to Die.” Seydoux is repped by Agence Adquat and UTA.Deadline first reported the news.Legendary had no comment.

‘Dune Part 2’: Léa Seydoux To Play Lady Margot In Upcoming Sequel For Legendary - deadline.com - France - county Butler
deadline.com
21.06.2022 / 20:47

‘Dune Part 2’: Léa Seydoux To Play Lady Margot In Upcoming Sequel For Legendary

EXCLUSIVE: Striking while the iron’s hot following her critically acclaimed performances at the recent Cannes Film Festival, Denis Villeneuve has tapped Léa Seydoux play Lady Margot in Warner Bros. and Legendary’s Dune: Part Two. Seydoux is currently in negotiations and will join the all-star ensemble that includes Timothée Chalamet, Rebecca Ferguson, Zendaya and Josh Brolin, who are expected to reprise their roles, as well Florence Pugh, Christopher Walken and Austin Butler, who were also recently announced. Villeneuve is back to write, direct and produce. Spaihts will return to co-write with Villeneuve.

David Cronenberg’s ‘Crimes Of The Future’ Sells To Latin America, Turkey, India & Malaysia - deadline.com - Britain - Canada - India - Greece - Turkey - Malaysia - county Person
deadline.com
14.06.2022 / 15:35

David Cronenberg’s ‘Crimes Of The Future’ Sells To Latin America, Turkey, India & Malaysia

EXCLUSIVE: MUBI has acquired David Cronenberg’s Crimes of the Future for Latin America, Turkey, India and Malaysia.

‘Crimes of the Future’: Ear Man Needed 36 Prosthetic Pieces - variety.com - Greece
variety.com
08.06.2022 / 00:33

‘Crimes of the Future’: Ear Man Needed 36 Prosthetic Pieces

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorOne of the most talked-about moments in David Cronenberg’s “Crimes of the Future” is the Ear Man. The character performs in an underground performance art show with his eyes and mouth sewn shut and his entire body covered in ears.Alexandra Anger and Monica Pavez were the prosthetics co-designers behind the magic in putting 36 prosthetics pieces together on Tassos Karahalios, who played Klinek.Anger explains that early discussions with Cronenberg had the character with two additional ears behind his real ears.

‘Crimes of the Future’ Won’t Cut Into the Oscars, but It’s Time for David Cronenberg to Receive the Honorary Treatment - variety.com - county Davis - county Clayton
variety.com
06.06.2022 / 01:25

‘Crimes of the Future’ Won’t Cut Into the Oscars, but It’s Time for David Cronenberg to Receive the Honorary Treatment

Clayton Davis David Cronenberg’s “Crimes of the Future” opened for general audiences this weekend without exactly lighting up the box office, which no one expected it to do.The filmography of Cronenberg has been one that has brought unadulterated respect from cinephiles, while never having the populist appeal to breakout into huge commercial translations or awards attention. While it’s never too late to become an Oscar darling (i.e., Christopher Plummer nabbing his three career Oscar noms, and win, after the age of 80), unless the King of Body Horror is going to make a drastic switch in style and genre, it would be criminal for him to have no industry acknowledgment as a prolific auteur.

‘Crimes Of The Future’: Viggo Mortensen Initially Wanted A Smaller Part, Léa Seydoux On Cronenberg’s World [Interview] - theplaylist.net
theplaylist.net
05.06.2022 / 17:41

‘Crimes Of The Future’: Viggo Mortensen Initially Wanted A Smaller Part, Léa Seydoux On Cronenberg’s World [Interview]

David Cronenberg’s new film “Crimes Of The Future” asks its audience to go on quite a journey to the dystopian future. The film’s most quotable line, “surgery is the new sex,” only scratches the surface.

‘Crimes of the Future’ is the year’s most shockingly gruesome movie - nypost.com
nypost.com
03.06.2022 / 20:41

‘Crimes of the Future’ is the year’s most shockingly gruesome movie

Top Gun: Maverick.” Can’t blame them. Cronenberg’s warped vision of what’s to come makes the technological apocalypse of “Terminator” look like a Build-A-Bear Workshop. The human body, we learn, has chaotically evolved and begun growing invasive, non-functioning organs.

Kristen Stewart Joins Scott Speedman, Lea Seydoux & Viggo Mortensen at 'Crimes of the Future' NYC Premiere - www.justjared.com - New York
justjared.com
03.06.2022 / 04:59

Kristen Stewart Joins Scott Speedman, Lea Seydoux & Viggo Mortensen at 'Crimes of the Future' NYC Premiere

The stars of Crimes Of The Future gather up for the premiere of the film at Walter Reade Theater on Thursday (June 2) in New York City.

Léa Seydoux Said ‘Gambit’ Was An “Exotic” Role: The Script Was “Really Good” - theplaylist.net - France
theplaylist.net
28.05.2022 / 22:43

Léa Seydoux Said ‘Gambit’ Was An “Exotic” Role: The Script Was “Really Good”

French actress Léa Seydoux is having a big moment right now at the 2022 Cannes Film Festival. Not only is she set to star in the latest film from director David Cronenberg, “Crimes Of The Future” (read our review), but she is also the lead in Mia Hansen-Løve’s “One Fine Morning” (read our review) But there is another project she is opening up about that she almost did.

Kristen Stewart responds to walkouts during ‘Crimes Of The Future’ screening at Cannes - www.nme.com
nme.com
26.05.2022 / 13:49

Kristen Stewart responds to walkouts during ‘Crimes Of The Future’ screening at Cannes

Kristen Stewart has discussed the audience reaction during the premiere screening of David Cronenberg’s Crimes Of The Future.The body horror film premiered during the Cannes Film Festival on Monday (May 23) and reportedly sparked walkouts within the first five minutes due to a number of gory scenes.Speaking to Vulture following the premiere, Stewart, who plays investigator Timlin, believes there’s a “delicacy” to the film that’s been overlooked.“Before the credits lifted, it was dead silent,” Stewart recalled. “I was like, ‘Ooh, people don’t know how to feel. They don’t know if they should clap or not.’ I felt like it was the fuckin’ Will Smith moment where everyone was like, ‘Yes? No? No.

Sick ‘Crimes of the Future’ scenes spark Cannes walkout in first 5 minutes - nypost.com - New York
nypost.com
24.05.2022 / 19:21

Sick ‘Crimes of the Future’ scenes spark Cannes walkout in first 5 minutes

sickened by horrific scenes in “Crimes of the Future” reportedly walked out of the premiere at Cannes Film Festival on Monday.The film — starring Kristen Stewart, Léa Seydoux and Viggo Mortensen — is filled with scenes of child autopsies, bloody intestines, body mutations and people orgasming while licking open wounds.  The majority of the exits reportedly occurred within the first five minutes of the film but a specifically grotesque scene of Seydoux licking an open wound sent others out the door further along in the film. Both Variety and the Daily Mail reported walkouts, but Entertainment Weekly claimed there were none.New York Times journalist Kyle Buchanan tweeted from the theatre that he counted 15 people who walked out of the cinema during the screening due to “notably gross plot developments.” Despite being too much for some, the movie directed by David Cronenberg received a seven-minute standing ovation from the remaining audience members at the end.

Kristen Stewart Wore a Red Chanel Suit With No Bra in Sight to Cannes Film Festival - www.glamour.com
glamour.com
24.05.2022 / 18:57

Kristen Stewart Wore a Red Chanel Suit With No Bra in Sight to Cannes Film Festival

Crimes of the Future, to which the Twilight actor wore a scarlet red in the traditional grid design the brand is known for. While the suit is from the Chanel Cruise 2023 collection, Stewart ditched the undershirt and matching hat that was seen on the model on the runway. In addition to going braless, put her personal spin on this tweed Chanel further with the addition of a pair of chunky black platform heels and gold-tinted sunglasses that gave a '70s edge to the outfit.In an interview with , Stewart discussed how grateful she is to have worked with Chanel all these years.

Kristen Stewart Kicks Off Another Day at Cannes with 'Crimes of the Future' Photo Call - www.justjared.com - France
justjared.com
24.05.2022 / 16:11

Kristen Stewart Kicks Off Another Day at Cannes with 'Crimes of the Future' Photo Call

Kristen Stewart starts her day with the 2022 Cannes Film Festival photo call for her film Crimes of the Future on Tuesday (May 24) in Cannes, France.

‘Crimes Of The Future’s David Cronenberg Slams Conservative U.S. Politics: “In Canada…We Think Everyone In The U.S. Is Completely Insane” – Cannes - deadline.com - Canada - Ukraine
deadline.com
24.05.2022 / 13:07

‘Crimes Of The Future’s David Cronenberg Slams Conservative U.S. Politics: “In Canada…We Think Everyone In The U.S. Is Completely Insane” – Cannes

In David Cronenberg’s latest genre twister, Crimes of the Future, Viggo Mortensen and Lea Seydoux plays partners who are performance artists, engrossed in performing surgery (largely on the former) for public nightclub spectacle. They’re enthralled with the freedom they can take on each other’s bodies. All of this in a governing society that’s not too fond of it.

‘Crimes Of The Future’ Review: David Cronenberg’s Unfinished Business With The Flesh Is Booming [Cannes] - theplaylist.net - city Tinseltown
theplaylist.net
24.05.2022 / 01:25

‘Crimes Of The Future’ Review: David Cronenberg’s Unfinished Business With The Flesh Is Booming [Cannes]

David Cronenberg has unfinished business with the future, which is tricky, seeing as it already constitutes a significant slice of his past. His new film — titled “Crimes of the Future,” as in committed by rather than during that span of time — finds the master on the other side of his extended sojourn in high-minded literary adaptation, biopic quasi-prestige, and Tinseltown satire, back to playing the body-horror hits on which he made his name.

Cannes Review: David Cronenberg’s ‘Crimes Of The Future’ - deadline.com - Greece
deadline.com
24.05.2022 / 01:07

Cannes Review: David Cronenberg’s ‘Crimes Of The Future’

Just when his fans may have figured that David Cronenberg had called it a career (he’s now 79 and hadn’t made a feature since the misfired Maps to the Stars in 2014), along comes a film that only the Canadian maestro of the perverse could have created.

David Cronenberg’s ‘Crimes Of The Future’ Nabs Six-Minute Standing Ovation At Cannes World Premiere - deadline.com
deadline.com
24.05.2022 / 01:07

David Cronenberg’s ‘Crimes Of The Future’ Nabs Six-Minute Standing Ovation At Cannes World Premiere

There’s a lot of weird fetishes in this world, which we won’t go into, but for David Cronenberg’s Crimes of the Future, the new sex is surgery.

‘Crimes of the Future’ Review: Viggo Mortensen, Léa Seydoux and Kristen Stewart Star in David Cronenberg’s Savage Horror Movie as Metaphor - variety.com
variety.com
24.05.2022 / 00:47

‘Crimes of the Future’ Review: Viggo Mortensen, Léa Seydoux and Kristen Stewart Star in David Cronenberg’s Savage Horror Movie as Metaphor

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film CriticMost filmmakers who want to unsettle you in a horror movie will reach for a familiar set of tools: slashers, demons, shock cuts, soundtracks that go boom! in the night. But in “Crimes of the Future,” the writer-director David Cronenberg is out to provoke and disturb us with something far more traumatic than mere monsters.Am I talking about the fact that in the distant future where the film is set, human beings grow mysterious new organs in their bodies? Or that having those organs removed through surgery has become, for a creepy rebel aesthete named Saul Tenser (Viggo Mortensen), a species of performance art? Or that people no longer experience physical pain, and will therefore stand in the street late at night cutting each other for cheap thrills, as if they were shooting heroin in a back alley? Or that surgery itself, as someone puts it, has become “the new sex”? If you see “Crimes of the Future,” you’ll witness all of these outrages, and a few more besides.

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