The article highlights the upcoming premiere of the film 'Novocaine' featuring sons of Hollywood stars: Ray Nicholson, son of Jack Nicholson, and Jack Quaid, son of Meg Ryan. Both actors are making their mark in the industry, with Nicholson noting Quaid's intimidating niceness. The article also touches on Steven Soderbergh's new film, 'Black Bag,' featuring Cate Blanchett and Pierce Brosnan, who explore complex characters. Additionally, it mentions the Tribeca Film Festival expanding to Lisbon and reflects on media scrutiny, with Alan Dershowitz criticizing how facts are sometimes overlooked.
Ray Nicholson, at the premiere of "Novocaine," stated, "Jack's niceness is intimidating because I'm not that nice a guy," highlighting the contrasting personalities of celebrity offspring.
Cate Blanchett described her character in "Black Bag," saying, "I play damaged goods. But in the espionage game people are all damaged. They have nothing to lose," indicating the film's thematic depth.
Pierce Brosnan commented on his character's wardrobe in "Black Bag," remarking, "His morality is questionable but he wore a beautiful suit and his ego's a mile long," revealing layers to his role.
Alan Dershowitz criticized the media, stating, "In today's media landscape too many publications get things wrong. They're more concerned with the political implications of a story than the basic facts," addressing journalistic integrity.
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