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]]>The drama is based on Elena Ferrante’s novel of the same name and it stars Olivia Coleman, who plays a middle-aged woman vacationing and having flashbacks to her days as a young wife and mother. Her young self is played by Jessie Buckley.
The trailer shows Coleman on a “working holiday”, meeting Dakota Johnson’s Nina and telling her about her two daughters. She tells Nina that “children are a crushing responsibility.”
The cast also includes Dagmara Domińczyk, Peter Sarsgaard, Paul Mescal, Oliver Jackson-Cohen, Ed Harris, and Jack Farthing.
Gyllenhaal wrote, directed, and produced the film. This is the first film she wrote and directed. She first came into the spotlight in 2002’s Secretary and since then she’s become known for her roles in Candy and The Deuce.
Gyllenhaal produced the film with Charles Dorfman, Osnat Handelsman-Keren, and Talia Kleinhendler. Dimitris Birbilis was line producer, and David Gilbery and Marlon Vogelgesang executive produced.
The film will be released on December 17 in theaters and it starts streaming on Netflix on December 31. Watch the trailer below.
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]]>The post Olivia Coleman’s Oscar Acceptance Speech Was Adorable appeared first on EverydayKoala.
]]>“It’s genuinely quite stressful,” Coleman quipped when she got up on stage, tears already streaming down her face. “This is hilarious. I got an Oscar!”
“I have to thank lots of people,” she said, totally overwhelmed by her win. “If, by the way, I forget anybody, I’m going to give you all a massive snog and I’m really sorry if I might forget now.”
She goes onto thank The Favourite team, giving special thanks to her co-stars Emma Stone and Rachel Weisz whom she describes as “the loveliest women in the world.” She then thanks her agent, Lindy King, who took her on over 20 years ago. She may have started out as a side character on Peep Show but now she is a fully acclaimed Oscar nominee and winner.
She then thanks her mom, dad, her kids at home watching and added: “Any little girl who’s practising their speech on the telly, you never know. I used to work as a cleaner and I loved that job but I did spent quite a lot of time imagining.”
When given the signal to wrap things up, she charmingly blew a raspberry and continued to thank her husband, the cast, crew and gave a shout out to Lady Gaga. It was a babbling ramble but it was easily the most charming speech of the night.
Watch the full speech here:
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]]>The post “Roma”, “The Favourite” Top List of London Critics Circle Winners appeared first on EverydayKoala.
]]>Alfonso Cuarón snagged two trophies with his deeply personal black and white drama Roma. In addition to winning the biggest honor of the night (film of the year), this project also came out victorious in best director category.
It was also a big night for The Favourite – a satirical look at the
Film of the Year: “Roma”
Foreign Language Film of the Year: “Cold War”
Documentary of the Year: “Faces Places”
British/Irish Film of the Year: “The Favourite”
Director of the Year: Alfonso Cuarón, “Roma”
Screenwriter of the Year: Deborah Davis and Tony McNamara, “The Favourite”
Actress of the Year: Olivia Colman, “The Favourite”
Actor of the Year: Ethan Hawke, “First Reformed”
Supporting Actress of the Year: Rachel Weisz, “The Favourite”
Supporting Actor of the Year: Richard E. Grant, “Can You Ever Forgive Me?”
British/Irish Actress of the Year: Jessie Buckley, “Beast”
British/Irish Actor of the Year: Rupert Everett, “The Happy Prince”
Young British/Irish Performer of the Year: Molly Wright, “Apostasy”
Breakthrough British/Irish Filmmaker of the Year: Michael Pearce, “Beast”
Technical Achievement of the Year: Lukasz Zal (cinematography), “Cold War”
British/Irish Short Film of the Year: Lara Zeidan, “Three Centimetres”
Dilys Powell Award: Pedro Almodóvar
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]]>The post “The Favourite” Conquers the British Independent Film Awards appeared first on EverydayKoala.
]]>The Favourite received 13 nods at BIFA Awards and only ended up losing three of them. It proved its worth in all the major categories, including best picture, director and screenplay. Olivia Colman and Rachel Weisz proved to be serious Oscar contenders after picking up acting honors in the respective categories.
The Favourite tells the story of frail Queen Anne and two women desperately fighting for her attention – her long-term confidante Sarah Churchill and young newcomer Abigail Hill. It premiered at Venice International Film Festival to rave reviews and won Grand Jury Prize and the Volpi Cup.
Best British Independent Film: “The Favourite”
Best Director: Yorgos Lanthimos, “The Favourite”
Best Screenplay: Deborah Davis and Tony McNamara, “The Favourite”
Best Actress: Olivia Colman, “The Favourite”
Best Actor: Joe Cole, “A Prayer Before Dawn”
Best Supporting Actress: Rachel Weisz, “The Favourite”
Best Supporting Actor: Alessandro Nivola, “Disobedience”
Most Promising Newcomer: Jessie Buckley, “Beast”
The Douglas Hickox Award (Best Debut Director): Richard Billingham, ”Ray & Liz”
Debut Screenwriter: Bart Layton, “American Animals”
Breakthrough Producer: Jacqui Davies, “Ray & Liz”
The Discovery Award: “Voyageuse”
Best Documentary: “Evelyn”
Best British Short Film: “The Big Day”
Best International Independent Film: “Roma”
Best Casting: “The Favourite”
Best Costume Design: Sandy Powell, “The Favourite”
Best Cinematography: Robbie Ryan, “The Favourite”
Best Editing: Nick Fenton, Julian Hart and Chris Gill, “American Animals”
Best Effects: Howard Jones, “Early Man”
Best Make Up & Hair Design: Nadia Stacey, “The Favourite”
Best Production Design: Fiona Crombie, “The Favourite”
Best Music: Jonny Greenwood, “You Were Never Really Here”
Best Sound: Paul Davies, “You Were Never Really Here”
Special Jury Prize: Horace Ové
Variety Award: Felicity Jones
Richard Harris Award: Judi Dench
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]]>The post Take a Look at the Full List of 2018 Gotham Awards Nominations appeared first on EverydayKoala.
]]>The cast of Yorgos Lanthimos’ epic period drama already scored one major victory before the actual ceremony rolled around. Olivia Colman, Emma Stone, and Rachel Weisz are set to receive a special jury award for ensemble performance. Moonlight and Spotlight are two of the previous recipients of this prestigious honor. They both went on to receive several Oscar nominations, and even won Best Picture!
Gotham Awards are presented by the Independent Filmmaker Project and they’ve been around since 1991. This year’s ceremony will take place on November 26, but the host is yet to be announced.
Best Feature
The Favourite
First Reformed
If Beale Street Could Talk
Madeline’s Madeline
The Rider
Best Documentary
Bisbee ’17
Hale County This Morning, This Evening
Minding the Gap
Shirkers
Won’t You Be My Neighbor?
Best Actor
Adam Driver– BlacKkKlansman
Ben Foster– Leave No Trace
Richard E. Grant – Can You Ever Forgive Me?
Ethan Hawke – First Reformed
Lakeith Stanfield – Sorry to Bother You
Best Actress
Glenn Close – The Wife
Toni Collette – Hereditary
Kathryn Hahn – Private Life
Regina Hall – Support the Girls
Michelle Pfeiffer – Where Is Kyra?
Best Screenplay
Deborah Davis and Tony McNamara – The Favourite
Paul Schrader – First Reformed
Tamara Jenkins – Private Life
Andrew Bujalski – Support the Girls
Cory Finley – Thoroughbreds
Breakthrough Actor
Yalitza Aparicio – Roma
Elsie Fisher – Eighth Grade
Helena Howard – Madeline’s Madeline
KiKi Layne – If Beale Street Could Talk
Thomasin McKenzie – Leave No Trace
Bingham Ray Breakthrough Director Award
Ari Aster – Hereditary
Bo Burnham – Eighth Grade
Jennifer Fox – The Tale
Crystal Moselle – Skate Kitchen
Boots Riley – Sorry to Bother You
Breakthrough Series – Long Form
Alias Grace
Big Mouth
The End of the F***ing World
Killing Eve
Pose
Sharp Objects
Breakthrough Series – Short Form
195 Lewis
Cleaner Daze
Distance
The F Word
She’s the Ticket
Special Jury Award – Ensemble Performance
The Favourite – Olivia Colman, Emma Stone, and Rachel Weisz
Gotham Tributes
Willem Dafoe
Paul Greengrass
Jon Kamen
Rachel Weisz
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]]>The post First Photo of New Queen Olivia Colman is Here appeared first on EverydayKoala.
]]>Netflix’s decision to replace the cast after two seasons came as a surprise for some of the fans, but it probably shouldn’t have. It was always their plan to look for older actors as the show moved on in the timeline. Claire Foy’s portrayal of young Queen Elizabeth was well-received and garnered her Golden Globe. Her successor Olivia Colman knows it won’t be easy to follow in her footsteps, but she’s up for the challenge.
“I’m so thrilled to be part of The Crown. I was utterly gripped watching it, a proper ‘just one more’ feeling. I think Claire Foy is an absolute genius, she’s an incredibly hard act to follow. I’m basically going to re-watch every episode and copy her!” said the actress.
First still of Olivia Colman in The Crown didn’t reveal much, but it was enough to spark our imagination. Queen Elizabeth can be seen at her breakfast table, with a cup of tea in hand and a determined look on her face. Season three of The Crown will follow the royal family from 1964 to 1976. The release date is still a mystery, but it’s highly unlikely it will premiere before 2019.
Patience. pic.twitter.com/7F2f2aBON3
— The Crown (@TheCrownNetflix) July 16, 2018
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]]>As The Crown continues to sweep the controversy of its pay discrepancies under the royal carpet, Netflix has announced just who will be sitting on the throne for the upcoming season.
Claire Foy and Matt Smith have been at the helm for the show’s first 2 seasons as Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Phillip, respectively.
But with the series-deciding to fast forward a few years in the life of her royal highness, new castings have been finalized for the roles.
Broadchurch actress, Olivia Coleman, had already been confirmed as taking over the role from Miss Foy, with Matt’s replacement now having been announced as Outlander actor, Tobias Menzies.
The pair will fill the roles for seasons 3 and 4 and will be joined by Les Misérables actress, Helena Bonham Carter, as Princess Margaret.
We hope that Netflix sticks to its decree that no one will be paid higher than the Queen.
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]]>The post “The Lost Daughter” Gets Official Trailer appeared first on EverydayKoala.
]]>The drama is based on Elena Ferrante’s novel of the same name and it stars Olivia Coleman, who plays a middle-aged woman vacationing and having flashbacks to her days as a young wife and mother. Her young self is played by Jessie Buckley.
The trailer shows Coleman on a “working holiday”, meeting Dakota Johnson’s Nina and telling her about her two daughters. She tells Nina that “children are a crushing responsibility.”
The cast also includes Dagmara Domińczyk, Peter Sarsgaard, Paul Mescal, Oliver Jackson-Cohen, Ed Harris, and Jack Farthing.
Gyllenhaal wrote, directed, and produced the film. This is the first film she wrote and directed. She first came into the spotlight in 2002’s Secretary and since then she’s become known for her roles in Candy and The Deuce.
Gyllenhaal produced the film with Charles Dorfman, Osnat Handelsman-Keren, and Talia Kleinhendler. Dimitris Birbilis was line producer, and David Gilbery and Marlon Vogelgesang executive produced.
The film will be released on December 17 in theaters and it starts streaming on Netflix on December 31. Watch the trailer below.
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]]>The post Olivia Coleman’s Oscar Acceptance Speech Was Adorable appeared first on EverydayKoala.
]]>“It’s genuinely quite stressful,” Coleman quipped when she got up on stage, tears already streaming down her face. “This is hilarious. I got an Oscar!”
“I have to thank lots of people,” she said, totally overwhelmed by her win. “If, by the way, I forget anybody, I’m going to give you all a massive snog and I’m really sorry if I might forget now.”
She goes onto thank The Favourite team, giving special thanks to her co-stars Emma Stone and Rachel Weisz whom she describes as “the loveliest women in the world.” She then thanks her agent, Lindy King, who took her on over 20 years ago. She may have started out as a side character on Peep Show but now she is a fully acclaimed Oscar nominee and winner.
She then thanks her mom, dad, her kids at home watching and added: “Any little girl who’s practising their speech on the telly, you never know. I used to work as a cleaner and I loved that job but I did spent quite a lot of time imagining.”
When given the signal to wrap things up, she charmingly blew a raspberry and continued to thank her husband, the cast, crew and gave a shout out to Lady Gaga. It was a babbling ramble but it was easily the most charming speech of the night.
Watch the full speech here:
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]]>The post “Roma”, “The Favourite” Top List of London Critics Circle Winners appeared first on EverydayKoala.
]]>Alfonso Cuarón snagged two trophies with his deeply personal black and white drama Roma. In addition to winning the biggest honor of the night (film of the year), this project also came out victorious in best director category.
It was also a big night for The Favourite – a satirical look at the
Film of the Year: “Roma”
Foreign Language Film of the Year: “Cold War”
Documentary of the Year: “Faces Places”
British/Irish Film of the Year: “The Favourite”
Director of the Year: Alfonso Cuarón, “Roma”
Screenwriter of the Year: Deborah Davis and Tony McNamara, “The Favourite”
Actress of the Year: Olivia Colman, “The Favourite”
Actor of the Year: Ethan Hawke, “First Reformed”
Supporting Actress of the Year: Rachel Weisz, “The Favourite”
Supporting Actor of the Year: Richard E. Grant, “Can You Ever Forgive Me?”
British/Irish Actress of the Year: Jessie Buckley, “Beast”
British/Irish Actor of the Year: Rupert Everett, “The Happy Prince”
Young British/Irish Performer of the Year: Molly Wright, “Apostasy”
Breakthrough British/Irish Filmmaker of the Year: Michael Pearce, “Beast”
Technical Achievement of the Year: Lukasz Zal (cinematography), “Cold War”
British/Irish Short Film of the Year: Lara Zeidan, “Three Centimetres”
Dilys Powell Award: Pedro Almodóvar
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]]>The post “The Favourite” Conquers the British Independent Film Awards appeared first on EverydayKoala.
]]>The Favourite received 13 nods at BIFA Awards and only ended up losing three of them. It proved its worth in all the major categories, including best picture, director and screenplay. Olivia Colman and Rachel Weisz proved to be serious Oscar contenders after picking up acting honors in the respective categories.
The Favourite tells the story of frail Queen Anne and two women desperately fighting for her attention – her long-term confidante Sarah Churchill and young newcomer Abigail Hill. It premiered at Venice International Film Festival to rave reviews and won Grand Jury Prize and the Volpi Cup.
Best British Independent Film: “The Favourite”
Best Director: Yorgos Lanthimos, “The Favourite”
Best Screenplay: Deborah Davis and Tony McNamara, “The Favourite”
Best Actress: Olivia Colman, “The Favourite”
Best Actor: Joe Cole, “A Prayer Before Dawn”
Best Supporting Actress: Rachel Weisz, “The Favourite”
Best Supporting Actor: Alessandro Nivola, “Disobedience”
Most Promising Newcomer: Jessie Buckley, “Beast”
The Douglas Hickox Award (Best Debut Director): Richard Billingham, ”Ray & Liz”
Debut Screenwriter: Bart Layton, “American Animals”
Breakthrough Producer: Jacqui Davies, “Ray & Liz”
The Discovery Award: “Voyageuse”
Best Documentary: “Evelyn”
Best British Short Film: “The Big Day”
Best International Independent Film: “Roma”
Best Casting: “The Favourite”
Best Costume Design: Sandy Powell, “The Favourite”
Best Cinematography: Robbie Ryan, “The Favourite”
Best Editing: Nick Fenton, Julian Hart and Chris Gill, “American Animals”
Best Effects: Howard Jones, “Early Man”
Best Make Up & Hair Design: Nadia Stacey, “The Favourite”
Best Production Design: Fiona Crombie, “The Favourite”
Best Music: Jonny Greenwood, “You Were Never Really Here”
Best Sound: Paul Davies, “You Were Never Really Here”
Special Jury Prize: Horace Ové
Variety Award: Felicity Jones
Richard Harris Award: Judi Dench
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]]>The post Take a Look at the Full List of 2018 Gotham Awards Nominations appeared first on EverydayKoala.
]]>The cast of Yorgos Lanthimos’ epic period drama already scored one major victory before the actual ceremony rolled around. Olivia Colman, Emma Stone, and Rachel Weisz are set to receive a special jury award for ensemble performance. Moonlight and Spotlight are two of the previous recipients of this prestigious honor. They both went on to receive several Oscar nominations, and even won Best Picture!
Gotham Awards are presented by the Independent Filmmaker Project and they’ve been around since 1991. This year’s ceremony will take place on November 26, but the host is yet to be announced.
Best Feature
The Favourite
First Reformed
If Beale Street Could Talk
Madeline’s Madeline
The Rider
Best Documentary
Bisbee ’17
Hale County This Morning, This Evening
Minding the Gap
Shirkers
Won’t You Be My Neighbor?
Best Actor
Adam Driver– BlacKkKlansman
Ben Foster– Leave No Trace
Richard E. Grant – Can You Ever Forgive Me?
Ethan Hawke – First Reformed
Lakeith Stanfield – Sorry to Bother You
Best Actress
Glenn Close – The Wife
Toni Collette – Hereditary
Kathryn Hahn – Private Life
Regina Hall – Support the Girls
Michelle Pfeiffer – Where Is Kyra?
Best Screenplay
Deborah Davis and Tony McNamara – The Favourite
Paul Schrader – First Reformed
Tamara Jenkins – Private Life
Andrew Bujalski – Support the Girls
Cory Finley – Thoroughbreds
Breakthrough Actor
Yalitza Aparicio – Roma
Elsie Fisher – Eighth Grade
Helena Howard – Madeline’s Madeline
KiKi Layne – If Beale Street Could Talk
Thomasin McKenzie – Leave No Trace
Bingham Ray Breakthrough Director Award
Ari Aster – Hereditary
Bo Burnham – Eighth Grade
Jennifer Fox – The Tale
Crystal Moselle – Skate Kitchen
Boots Riley – Sorry to Bother You
Breakthrough Series – Long Form
Alias Grace
Big Mouth
The End of the F***ing World
Killing Eve
Pose
Sharp Objects
Breakthrough Series – Short Form
195 Lewis
Cleaner Daze
Distance
The F Word
She’s the Ticket
Special Jury Award – Ensemble Performance
The Favourite – Olivia Colman, Emma Stone, and Rachel Weisz
Gotham Tributes
Willem Dafoe
Paul Greengrass
Jon Kamen
Rachel Weisz
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]]>The post First Photo of New Queen Olivia Colman is Here appeared first on EverydayKoala.
]]>Netflix’s decision to replace the cast after two seasons came as a surprise for some of the fans, but it probably shouldn’t have. It was always their plan to look for older actors as the show moved on in the timeline. Claire Foy’s portrayal of young Queen Elizabeth was well-received and garnered her Golden Globe. Her successor Olivia Colman knows it won’t be easy to follow in her footsteps, but she’s up for the challenge.
“I’m so thrilled to be part of The Crown. I was utterly gripped watching it, a proper ‘just one more’ feeling. I think Claire Foy is an absolute genius, she’s an incredibly hard act to follow. I’m basically going to re-watch every episode and copy her!” said the actress.
First still of Olivia Colman in The Crown didn’t reveal much, but it was enough to spark our imagination. Queen Elizabeth can be seen at her breakfast table, with a cup of tea in hand and a determined look on her face. Season three of The Crown will follow the royal family from 1964 to 1976. The release date is still a mystery, but it’s highly unlikely it will premiere before 2019.
Patience. pic.twitter.com/7F2f2aBON3
— The Crown (@TheCrownNetflix) July 16, 2018
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]]>The post “The Crown” has its New Prince appeared first on EverydayKoala.
]]>As The Crown continues to sweep the controversy of its pay discrepancies under the royal carpet, Netflix has announced just who will be sitting on the throne for the upcoming season.
Claire Foy and Matt Smith have been at the helm for the show’s first 2 seasons as Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Phillip, respectively.
But with the series-deciding to fast forward a few years in the life of her royal highness, new castings have been finalized for the roles.
Broadchurch actress, Olivia Coleman, had already been confirmed as taking over the role from Miss Foy, with Matt’s replacement now having been announced as Outlander actor, Tobias Menzies.
The pair will fill the roles for seasons 3 and 4 and will be joined by Les Misérables actress, Helena Bonham Carter, as Princess Margaret.
We hope that Netflix sticks to its decree that no one will be paid higher than the Queen.
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