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Barunson E A will launch international sales for Descendants of the Sun, a big-screen version of the landmark Korean series that first aired in 2016, at the Asian Contents Film Market in Busan, running Oct. 10-13. The Seoul-based company, known for producing Bong Joon Ho’s Academy Award winner Parasite, is making the film alongside Dapur […]
Variety
Melissa McCarthy on Getting Serious for ‘JonBenét Ramsey,’ the Psychiatrist on Set and Hollywood’s ‘Bulls—’ Excuse for Why Comedies Don’t Work Anymore
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Variety
Carly Rae Jepsen on How Marriage, Motherhood and the Joy of Pop Music Fueled Her Ambitious Double Album ‘Day and Night’: ‘I Knew What Colors I Was Playing With’
It sounds like an obvious approach, but Carly Rae Jepsen began working on her new double album Day and Night with a simple ethos: make the type of music she would want to listen to. Like, what do I have to offer to the musical landscape right now? the 40-year-old tells Variety over Zoom, just […]
Variety
‘Sense and Sensibility’ Review: Georgia Oakley Puts a Moody, Naturalistic Spin on the Jane Austen Classic
It’s been over 30 years since Ang Lee’s “Sense and Sensibility” became (for this critic, as for many) the Platonic ideal of the Jane Austen adaptation. Lush but controlled, dryly funny (thanks to Emma Thompson’s Oscar-winning script) in that chatty, cheeky, keenly perceptive Austen way, Lee’s classic also boasted a formidable cast to unleash a […]