Julianne Moore
Cannes: Netflix Takes Todd Haynes’ ‘May December,’ Starring Natalie Portman and Julianne Moore
Netflix has acquired Todd Haynes’ Cannes Film Festival competition entry May December, which made an impression on the Croisette, earning a six-minute standing ovation during its Saturday evening premiere. The film stars Natalie Portman as a Hollywood actress who travels to Georgia to research the life of Gracie (Julianne Moore, teaming with Haynes for the fourth time), […]
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‘May December’ Review: Natalie Portman and Julianne Moore Dazzle, But Todd Haynes’ Drama Is Too Detached for Its Own Good
An actress preparing for a biographical movie role gains access to a couple whose sizable age gap made tabloid headlines 20 years earlier in this multilayered drama, also starring Charles Melton.
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Cannes: Todd Haynes on ‘May December’ and Re-Teaming With Julianne Moore
Todd Haynes will be spending the better part of his May in France. Between a career retrospective at Paris’ Centre Pompidou and the premiere of his latest film, May December, in competition at the Cannes Film Festival, the Oscar nominee will be jetting all over the country. The back-to-back events have meant Haynes has been […]
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Croisette Queen: Julianne Moore’s Best Cannes Red Carpet Style
No one doubts Cannes’ credentials as one of the most glamorous places in the world, but it can also be quite chaotic. Never for Julianne Moore. “I always felt that there’s something very comforting about being around Julianne,” says veteran stylist Leslie Fremar, who styled Moore for years, including the majority of her couture-clad appearances […]
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Cannes Rising Star: How ‘Riverdale’ Actor Charles Melton Landed a Plum Role in Todd Haynes’ ‘May December’
In the summer of 2022, Charles Melton, who is best known for playing Reggie Mantle on the long-running and popular CW teen soap Riverdale, found himself in an unexpected position. “I was standing outside the door and I heard Julie and Todd talking. I just couldn’t believe where I was,” he remembers. The “Julie” and “Todd” in […]
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Natalie Portman Will Team With Chopard in Cannes to Honor Big Screen’s Rising Stars
Natalie Portman will team with luxury jewelry company Chopard during the upcoming Cannes Film Festival to serve as Godmother for its Trophée Chopard ceremony. Created in 2001 by Chopord’s co-president and artistic director Caroline Scheufele, the Trophée Chopard is given annually during the festival “to an actress or actor at the start of their career” […]
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Domhnall Gleeson Joins Julianne Moore in Apple Drama ‘Echo Valley’
Domhnall Gleeson will join Julianne Moore and Sydney Sweeney in the original drama Echo Valley from Apple. Michael Pearce, who won a BAFTA for Beast, will direct Echo Valley, which counts Ridley Scott as a producer and has a screenplay from Mare of Easttown creator Brad Ingelsby. Echo Valley centers on Kate Garrett (Moore), who is reeling from a […]
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Julianne Moore, Sydney Sweeney to Play Mother and Daughter in Apple’s ‘Echo Valley’
Julianne Moore and Sydney Sweeney are teaming up for Apple Films’ Echo Valley. The duo will play a mother and daughter in the feature, which has a screenplay from Brad Ingelsby, the creator of HBO’s Mare of Easttown. Michael Pearce, who won a BAFTA for Beast, will direct Echo Valley, which counts Ridley Scott as […]
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‘Sharper’ Review: Julianne Moore and Sebastian Stan in a Simmering Thriller That Never Reaches Full Boil
A group of people in New York deceive and connive to gain power, access and money in Benjamin Caron's tense film also starring Justice Smith and Briana Middleton.
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Julianne Moore on Why She Hasn’t Appeared With a Gun Onscreen in a Decade: “I Don’t Find It Appealing”
Julianne Moore is talking about her gun safety stances and Hollywood’s depiction of firearms ahead of the release of her upcoming Apple Original Films movie Sharper. In the film, Moore appears onscreen using a gun — something audiences will see her do for the first time in more than a decade. In an interview with […]
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Guillermo del Toro to be Honored at MoMA’s Film Benefit
Guillermo del Toro has a date with New York’s Museum of Modern Art. The Pinocchio auteur will be honored at the museum’s Film Benefit, presented by Chanel, on Dec. 8. It’s an institution he knows well. Del Toro’s work has appeared in several MoMA exhibitions, first in 1994 when his first film, Cronos, was selected […]
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The Stars of ‘Boogie Nights’: Where Are They Now?
It’s been 25 years since Boogie Nights hit theaters on Oct. 10, 1997. Set in 1977, the Paul Thomas Anderson-directed period comedy-drama follows young busboy Eddie Adams (Mark Wahlberg) as he gets discovered by porn director Jack Horner (Burt Reynolds). Jack takes Eddie under his wing and transforms him into adult-film sensation Dirk Diggler. Despite being […]
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