Poor Things star Willem Dafoe heartbroken on skipping Venice Fest
Willem Dafoe is certainly an actor's actor. And the Poor Things star regrets he isn't able to participate in Venice for his three films.
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Willem Dafoe is certainly an actor's actor. And the Poor Things star regrets he isn't able to participate in Venice for his three films.
It's ironic, really. We spend all our time shouting at politicians on the telly: 'Answer the question! Stop choosing your words so flippin' carefully! Tell us what you really think!' And when they do exactly that, we yell: 'Don't tell us what you really think! Mind your language! Call yourself a serious politician?'
Fremantle kicked off its presence at the Venice Film Festival with a bang this year with the announcement of its new €150M ($162.7M) Scripted Fund forged in partnership with Israel-based IBI Investment House. The fund is reserved exclusively for select projects being developed by Fremantle’s stable of scripted drama companies, which include UK’s Dancing Ledge and …
The epic Italian film, which screened in Venice and Telluride over the weekend, examines one sheltered young Roman woman’s extraordinary night with glamorous movie stars played by Lily James and Joe Keery.
Fremantle’s Andrea Scrosati & Christian Vesper Talk New $162M Scripted Fund; M&A Strategy & That $3.2B Revenue Target - Venice