Robenson Lauvince is a Haitian filmmaker making history with his political thriller "July 7: Who Killed the President of Haiti?" shown nationwide, marking a milestone for Haitian cinema.
Ralph Fiennes discussed his reunion with Juliette Binoche after 20 years, highlighting that this experience brought back many memories and marked a significant moment in their careers as they collaborated once again in their new film, "The Return."
Kidman revealed that her husband, Keith Urban, has the word 'babygirl' tattooed on his neck, exhibiting a personal connection even before the film was made. She joked about the title's implications, stating, 'Keith's not allowed to call anyone else Babygirl.' This indicates a unique blend of affection and possessiveness, emphasizing how intertwined their personal lives are with the film's theme.
Lopez showed appreciation for the entire cast and crew of 'Unstoppable,' deflecting a question about Affleck's comment. She said, 'I would describe all of the cast and everybody behind the scenes as spectacular and wonderful.' Her response highlighted a focus on collaboration over personal connections.
Billy Crystal recounted the 1989 London premiere of "When Harry Met Sally," where Princess Diana's unexpected laughter at Meg Ryan's fake orgasm scene stole the show, leading to a memorable experience for all.
Orlando Bloom's upcoming film, The Cut, challenges him physically and emotionally as he plays a boxer struggling with weight, an experience that left both him and his co-stars visibly affected.
