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  The Telegraph

  How my parents taught me to party in the Hamptons

  The actor Liev Schreiber is walking towards my mother. Or, rather, the actor-plus-entourage is walking towards the private event happening behind our table and my mother’s chair is in the way. Entirely unflustered, Mum offers her hand as he approaches, as if Schreiber would deem this a singular honour, and tells him she loves his films. He nods, shakes, smiles, says thanks and moves away, his entourage packed tightly behind him.

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  Euronews

  Karlovy Vary film festival creates space for works by Ukrainian filmmakers

  The famous Czech film fest staged a Works In Progress event in collaboration with the Odesa International Film Festival for movies whose progress was interrupted by the war.

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  Digital Spy

  Peaky Blinders star signs up for new Disney+ series from Grey's producers

  Peaky Blinders star joins new Disney+ series from Grey's Anatomy producers. A Small Light tells the story of Anne Frank's family and the couple who helped them.

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  BANG Showbiz

  Naomi Watts and Billy Crudup make red carpet debut after years of dating

  Naomi Watts and Billy Crudup finally walked a red carpet together after five years of dating.

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  Liev Schreiber and Jon Voight agreed to 'never talk about politics' at work

  Liev Schreiber and his Ray Donovan co-star Jon Voight agreed to "never talk about politics" on set. Voight is an outspoken Republican who supports former U.S. President Donald Trump, while his TV co-star supported Democrat hopeful Bernie Sanders. As the co-stars find themselves on different sides of the political divide, they set up an agreement to not let their stances interfere with their working relationship. "Jon and I made an agreement years ago to just never talk about politics," Schreiber

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  Bryan Cranston and Jeffrey Wright join Wes Anderson's mystery project

  Bryan Cranston and Jeffrey Wright are the latest big names to join Wes Anderson's mystery project. The untitled film is currently shooting in Spain, with additional names Hope Davis and Liev Schreiber also added to the star-studded affair, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Cranston previously provided voice work for Anderson's 2018 stop-motion film Isle of Dogs, alongside Schreiber and Scarlett Johansson, whose involvement in the mystery project has also been recently confirmed. Wright and Sc

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  The Independent

  Eddie Marsan makes dig at Trump supporting Ray Donovan co-star Jon Voight

  Marsan once called actor ‘a friend of mine who I happen to disagree with politically’

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  The Guardian

  A Rainy Day in New York review – misogyny bathed in nostalgia

  A Rainy Day in New York review – misogyny bathed in nostalgia. Woody Allen’s romantic comedy starring Elle Fanning is the work of a director who has lost touch with reality

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  The Independent

  A Rainy Day in New York review: Woody Allen’s 50th film is a sleazy washout

  Dir: Woody Allen. Starring: Timothee Chalamet, Elle Fanning, Liev Schrieber, Jude Law, Rebecca Hall. 12A cert, 89 minsWoody Allen has always made it impossible to separate the art from the artist. His male protagonists are either played by him or by actors impersonating him, fastidiously directed to adopt his stuttering delivery, his jerky body language, his neuroticism, his obsessive contempt for women. But even divorced from its director and the accusations that have soured its release – hardl

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  The Telegraph

  A Rainy Day in New York, review: Woody Allen's latest is both feeble and ugly

  Dir: Woody Allen; Starring: Timothée Chalamet, Elle Fanning, Selena Gomez, Jude Law, Diego Luna, Liev Schreiber, Rebecca Hall. 12 cert, 89 min A Rainy Day in New York can’t, per se, be blamed for Amazon’s refusal to distribute it in 2018, cancelling its contract with the man who made it. Nor is it the film’s fault that three of its actors, including leading man Timothée Chalamet, repented their involvement, giving their salaries away to an assortment of rape charities rather than being seen to p

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