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Gregory Wakeman is a journalist based in Los Angeles, United States of America.
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Director Daniel Brown talks ‘Your Lucky Day,’ working with Angus Cloud
Daniel Brown, director of the viral short film 'Your Lucky Day,' discusses his career, the impact of the film, and his work with actor Angus Cloud. Despite initial Hollywood interest in turning the short into a feature, Brown was hesitant until a producer's call in 2020 reignited his interest. Brown, who has been influenced by filmmakers Lynn Shelton and Megan Griffiths, eventually adapted the short into a feature film script. The film, which stars Angus Cloud from HBO's 'Euphoria,' has received positive reviews at film festivals. Brown praises Cloud's talent and character, noting the positive audience response to his performance. Sadly, Cloud passed away on July 31, 2023, at the age of 25.
Netflix adaptation of Chinese sci-fi phenomenon misses the mark
Netflix's '3 Body Problem,' the first project from 'Game Of Thrones' creators David Benioff and Dan Weiss since the show's final season, struggles with pacing and character development in its opening episode. Set in Beijing during the Cultural Revolution and in London in 2024, the series follows the mysterious deaths of scientists and the unraveling of natural laws due to actions taken by a character over fifty years prior. Despite a non-linear narrative that hampers engagement, the series explores ambitious scientific concepts. The second episode introduces a lighter tone with John Bradley's character, offering a more digestible approach to the complex topics. The show manages to maintain intrigue and hooks viewers with surprises and revelations by the third episode.
Yellowstone season 3 episode 3 recap: a trip to the rodeo
In 'Yellowstone' season 3 episode 3, 'An Acceptable Surrender,' John Dutton and his grandson Tate start their day at the summer camp, and after a series of events, end up at a rodeo in Livingston. Jamie Dutton orchestrates a cover-up for a Livestock Agent involved in a fatal incident. Governor Perry and Attorney General Stewart discuss with Ellis Steele of Market Equities the plans to build an airport on the Yellowstone Ranch, which faces resistance from the Duttons. Beth Dutton confronts Roarke Morris about the threat to their land. The episode culminates with a rodeo event where Jimmy competes and suffers a serious injury.
Review: The Brothers Sun (Season one)
The Brothers Sun, a Netflix series featuring Michelle Yeoh, Justin Chien, and Sam Song Li, is criticized for its lengthy episodes and insufficient content to justify eight installments. Despite an intriguing premise and a strong pilot episode, the series is described as grating rather than funny, with a plot that thins out and pacing that slows, ultimately failing to live up to its potential.
Maestro review: Bradley Cooper outshone by Carey Mulligan in Leonard Bernstein biopic
Bradley Cooper's biopic 'Maestro' about composer Leonard Bernstein, while visually striking and showcasing Cooper's directorial talent, fails to delve deeply into Bernstein's life, only skimming over significant themes. Carey Mulligan's portrayal of Bernstein's wife, Felicia Montealegre, stands out, bringing life to the film. Despite its potential, 'Maestro' is unlikely to earn Cooper an Oscar, though Mulligan emerges as a Best Actress contender. The film also serves as an introduction to Bernstein, highlighting his trailblazing career and contributions to music and culture.
Steven Dietz on his Colorado roots and ‘What Happens Later’
Steven Dietz, a prolific playwright with deep Colorado roots, discusses his career and the film adaptation of his play 'Shooting Star,' retitled 'What Happens Later' and directed by Meg Ryan. Dietz credits the Denver Center for the Performing Arts Theater Company for commissioning the original play and reflects on the influence of his Colorado upbringing on his writing style. Despite not having Broadway productions, Dietz has built a significant reputation through regional theaters across the U.S. He encourages emerging playwrights to focus on local opportunities and acknowledges the challenges of arts funding post-pandemic.
Terry Brooks Has Found a Family in Seattle’s Fantasy Scene
Terry Brooks, a renowned fantasy author with 23 New York Times bestsellers and over 25 million novels sold worldwide, has been an integral part of Seattle's fantasy and sci-fi community since moving there in 1986. His latest book, 'Sister of Starlit Seas,' is set to release, continuing his Viridian Deep fantasy series. Brooks is actively involved with his readers through social media and speaking tours, and he values the connections he makes with fellow writers. He is committed to continuing his writing career, with two more books already completed and a focus on impactful storytelling.
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