#Sunnymarch

[msclaritea]

Benedict Cumberbatch, Olivia Colman to Lead 'War of the Roses' Remake

"The Roses’ is a wildly funny, bigger than life, and yet deeply human story,” said Searchlight president Matthew Greenfield announcing the project. “With Jay at the helm, and Benedict and Olivia and Tony, we have a dream team bringing it to life.”

So Matthew Greenfield at Searchlight is dirty...BEYOND dirty. No comment on Olivia Colman as of yet, but we all know now that actors and actresses usually have NO SAY I'm the projects they're currently put in. This film should not be made. It's another horrible, cruel joke to play on the fans of Benedict Cumberbatch and the people pushing it are on the same level as that jackal Jay Z and the NFL This is pure, sick, Freemason, ancient bullshit. Also, how is it this project is STILL in development, when it's BEEN in development since 2017?

And Benedict, if you go along with this project, it will be revealed to the public that you are going along with your own public humiliation, in order to enrich human traffickers.

Was Clarence really not enough for you?

Or Eric?

How about pissing on yourself in Louis Wain?

AND HEY, DISNEY...BIG FUCKING MISTAKE!

[legionnaireslover]

GREAT NEWS FOR TEWSF!

It's the NUMBER #1 movie showing on Netflix UK!

My hubby and I just watched it on Google TV and... it was fantastic!

[aeltri]

Of course Benedict is ignoring you, he doesn't know you exist. I don't know who you've been talking to (if you've actually talk to someone in real life), but it ain't him. You're being trolled, both by the fake Benedict and your pal Gator. Can't you see she's using you?

Is that why Benedict threw a hissy fit on Corden's Show over that Gabriel Iglesias video I posted? He was already bitching about Skeptics since Hamlet, he wouldn't have if he didn't know that we existed. Karon and Co have been harassing us since before the ShamShitshow began. Remember Eggsbenedish? You know what also exists? Proof of his questionable proclivities, the riff-raff that he continues to associate with and what they really do for a living. He would do well to remember that none of us signed an NDA. Even then, those don't count if nothing of value is offered in exchange nor do they protect him from any compromising information found in the public domain. Where do you suppose most of the leaks have come from? He should get mad at himself, his fake "friends" and those e-girls etc for being indiscreet. In case you haven't noticed? People have gotten cancelled over far less than what he's being accused of. He needs to cut the BS, get his act together and start behaving respectably for a change.

PS: It's game over for you idiots, go gaslight the gullible Nans.

[camille09hart]

"Benedict Cumberbatch (also a producer on the film) proves to be the right man at the right time, providing a lifeline and fleeting support just when it’s needed most. When things feel at their very bleakest, his character provides proof that kindness can be found at even the darkest of moments – all while battling devastating losses of his own. "

A little bit about Benedict's character on The End We Start From.

[prettywitchiusaka]

I know this goes without saying but Hollywood's business conduct needs an overhaul, like yesterday!

Not saying that Hollywood studios are committing blatant financial fraud or anything, but the writer of the original Men in Black being told that after 3 sequels, a hit song, a WB cartoon series and a comic book being told “this franchise has never made money” is rather shady.

Didn’t Mark Hamill say they once sent him a letter every year claiming Star Wars never made any money?

[elennemigo]

Benedict Cumberbatch | We Live in Time premiere | London Film Festival | October 17, 2024.

He is executive producer for his London-based company SunnyMarch.

[thelostsmiles]

Benedict Cumberbatch and Olivia Colman to Star in "‘The Roses", directed by Jay Roach 

Life seems easy for picture-perfect couple Theo (Cumberbatch) and Ivy (Colman): successful careers, great kids, an enviable sex life. But underneath the façade of the perfect family is a tinderbox of competition and resentments that’s ignited when Theo’s professional dreams come crashing down.

“The Roses is a wildly funny, bigger than life, and yet deeply human story,” said Searchlight President Matthew Greenfield. “With Jay at the helm, and Benedict and Olivia and Tony, we have a dream team bringing it to life.”

🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

“We are thrilled to be working on this very special film with such an incredible team,” stated SunnyMarch’s Ackland. “We have been long admirers of Jay’s work and his vision and passion to tell this story is incredibly inspiring.”

Shared South of the River’s Colman and Sinclair, “We have been cooking this up with our friends at SunnyMarch for some time, and it has been an absolute thrill to see it spring into life under Jay’s passionate and thoughtful guidance. He and Tony are a match made in cinematic comedy heaven.”

Cumberbatch is producing under his SunnyMarch banner with the company’s Leah Clarke and Adam Ackland. Colman will produce under Her South of the River banner with partners Ed Sinclair and Tom Carver.

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[simplyclary]

The Trailblazers of Representation in Hollywood

(Photo edit by me)

In the always evolving land of Hollywood, the demand for representation and diversity has never been more needed. The film industry, which was historically dominated by a narrow demographic, is gradually awakening to the importance of showcasing a broader range of voices and stories. This change is driven by passionate individuals who recognize and see the power of representation and are committed to making it real. 

Among these trailblazers are two of my favorite actors Benedict Cumberbatch and Taylor Zakhar Perez, both of whom have taken significant steps in order to address and tackle the lack of diversity in Hollywood through launching their own production companies (Benedict already has one, and Taylor has plans to launch one in the future). 

Let’s talk about them, shall we? 

Benedict Cumberbatch, known for his versatile acting in roles ranging from Sherlock Holmes to Alan Turing to Phil Burbank to Doctor Strange, is a vocal advocate for gender diversity in filmmaking. Upon recognizing the male-dominated nature of the industry, Benedict has consistently championed the need for more opportunities for women both in front of and behind the camera. His production company, SunnyMarch, was established with a mission to create a platform that promotes gender parity and gives women the space to thrive in both the filmmaking and production aspects. 

Benedict’s commitment to diversity is evident and obvious in his choice of projects and the talents that he collaborates with. He understands and knows that true representation goes beyond casting– it involves creating an environment where diverse and different voices are heard and valued in all aspects of production. Through his production company Sunnymarch, Benedict aims to dismantle the barriers that have traditionally excluded and hindered women from key roles in the industry, thereby fostering a vision for a more inclusive and equitable Hollywood. 

Taylor Zakhar Perez, known for his breakout star roles in “The Kissing Booth” film trilogy as well as Amazon Prime hit movie “Red, White and Royal Blue”, shares a similar vision with Benedict but with a focus on cultural representation. As a Latino actor, Taylor has experienced firsthand the lack of Latin stories and characters in mainstream media. If there ever was one, they would be casted among the category of the “cartel guys” and the “drug dealers”. In short, they are often depicted as negative and bad characters, which in reality, the positive outshines the negative. Taylor’s personal insight then fuels his dedication to amplifying Latin voices and narratives when he eventually starts up his own production company, which aims to highlight the richness and diversity of Latin culture. 

Taylor’s motivation also stems from a deeply personal place. Despite him being in the industry for a decade, he often gets told that he is not “Latino enough” for certain roles, and that is one reason why he only recently rose to stardom. This is also a sentiment that many people from mixed or diverse backgrounds can relate to. This experience then inspired Taylor to bring Latin voices to the forefront, with the goal of ensuring that future generations do not feel the exclusion and inadequacy that he once did. By producing and creating content that portrays the multi-faceted experiences of Latin culture as vividly and accurately as possible, Taylor is not only increasing visibility to the underrepresented yet diverse Latin culture but he also challenges Hollywood’s narrow definitions of cultural identity. 

While Benedict and Taylor focus on different aspects of diversity, their passion and drive for change are remarkably similar. Both of them recognize the transformative power of representation and are using their respective platforms to create tangible change in the industry. The production company that Benedict already has and the one that Taylor aims to build are not just simple business ventures but are deeply personal missions to address and face the systemic issues that have long plagued the great industry of Hollywood. 

Both Benedict and Taylor deeply understand that representation truly matters. When people see themselves reflected in the characters and stories they watch on the big or silver screen, it gives them a sense of validation for their experiences and affirms their place in the world. The sense of being seen and heard is crucial and much needed in the process of fostering self-esteem and breaking down the societal barriers and stereotypes. By championing and bringing diverse voices to the forefront, Benedict and Taylor are helping to build a more inclusive industry where everyone, regardless of gender, ethnicity, race and sexuality, can find their place. 

But their contributions to the film industry is not the only thing that makes Benedict and Taylor trailblazers for change, they are both advocates for certain causes too. 

Both Benedict and Taylor are also advocates for fashion sustainability. They are both conscious of the environmental impact of their wardrobe choices and they actively partner with sustainable fashion brands like Prada. Their advocacy extends to the causes that they support, which demonstrates their commitment to making the world a better place in various ways for the betterment of the future generations. 

Benedict and Taylor are not only focused on the film industry, they are also dedicated philanthropists. They use their respective platforms to support a range of causes, from environmental sustainability to social justice. Their genuine care for the world around them is reflected in their efforts, making them not just actors but influential activists who aim and strive to make a difference. 

The impact of Benedict and Taylor’s efforts extends beyond the projects they produce and take part in. They are setting an example for other industry professionals to follow, demonstrating that commitment to diversity and representation is not just a moral imperative but also a creative and commercial advantage. Their work is paving the way for a new generation of filmmakers and actors who prioritize inclusivity and representation and those who aim to tell stories that resonate with a wider audience. 

Benedict’s production company SunnyMarch is a channel for aspiring female filmmakers, offering opportunities and mentorship that might otherwise be inaccessible in a male-dominated field. Similarly, Taylor’s idea for his production company is to focus on Latin stories and to inspire young Latin creatives to pursue their dreams, knowing that there is a place for their voices in the vast sphere of Hollywood.

The importance of representation and diversity in film cannot be overstated. Actors like Benedict Cumberbatch and Taylor Zakhar Perez are leading the charge, using their influence to address the lack of diversity in the Hollywood sphere. Through the production company that Benedict has and the one Taylor aims to build, they are not only creating opportunities for underrepresented groups but also enriching the industry with a broader and wider range of stories and perspectives. 

Their efforts serve as a reminder that true representation goes beyond the concept of tokenism (the idea of casting someone just for show); it involves a crucial shift in how stories are told and who gets to be the narrator. By advocating and pushing for gender diversity and cultural representation, Benedict and Taylor are helping to shape a more inclusive future for Hollywood, a space where everyone can see themselves reflected in the stories that are shown on screen. Their passion and dedication serve as a powerful reminder that change is possible when driven by a genuine commitment to equity, equality and inclusion. 

Additionally, their advocacy for fashion sustainability and their philanthropic endeavors further highlight their dedication to making a world a better space. Benedict and Taylor are not just using their talents to entertain but also to inspire and spark meaningful change in society. Their combined efforts in film, fashion and philanthropy make them remarkable figures in the ongoing quest for a more inclusive and sustainable society. 

[richaldis]

OK, I can't let this one go by.

Endorsements by UK actors are very rare as they are seen as crass or desperate. Voice overs (and BC has done plenty of these) are normal but shilling a product, gets you laughed at - see Carol Vordaman, Chris Hemsworth etc. The only exceptions are if it's either your passion or your own product. Even then it's pretty shady. Celeb endorsements are also pretty strictly regulated in the UK.

Only the haters think they are shady. Yes, sure every charity makes mistakes but none of the charities BC is involved with are seen by the Charities Commission as problematic.

You don't show up at Cannes, you get invited and go because you have a project or need to network to get one. Again you see very few working Brit actors there unless they have a project to promote.

Like the endorsement stuff, you only do fashion if you are interested in it. it's boring, the shows are tedious and again done by UK celebs not established actors for the most part.

I'm absolutely sure he'd like to do more theatre work. There were at least two rumoured projects this year - one an Ibsen with Roger Allam which didn't come off due to timing and another, a two hander by a new playwright which might happen next year. Otherwise his filming schedule and the other things he does e.g. SunnyMarch, RADA, charity work, personal life with three small children, has kept him tied up .

proof? What projects? His only long term ties are to Disney. Otherwise he's working on HIS passion project, SunnyMarch and making a damn sight better job of it than most actors who start production companies. As if The Power of The Dog wasn't a big film. Interestingly, Martin Freeman, who was a far bigger star when Sherlock started, has gone back to long term serial tv. Most Brit actors aren't leading men in big Hollywood films - unless they are Disney or action movies.

Which projects do they think he's missed out on being in? Go on, haters, name something that isn't an action/superhero film that he had the time and the profile to work on.

[msclaritea]

The worst thing in life is to end up with people that make you feel all alone.

—Robin Williams

You... spineless, feces smelling, subhuman pieces of shit. Now, I get why Robin Williams was suddenly trending during the same time that the Team Z/Harvey Weinstein Network was spamming all of those threats against Benedict, and it had happened before. It wasn't to rub it in, about Williams' depression, or SUPPOSED depression. It was because Robin was murdered.

This man was a TREASURE to millions, including myself; demons be damned. He was beautiful, inside AND out. He sold your fucking Muppets, your loveable space aliens, that pedo, Walt Whitman. He even had one of the earliest films to feature a Trans Identified Male.

Still not good enough, eh? I'm livid enough, right now, to want to do all of you some serious fucking damage.

[legionnaireslover]

Eagerly anticipated world premiere...

It's sooooo great to see BC and Sophie's names on the same publicity poster for a film!

I hope to see more collaborations between these two in the future. ❤️❤️

[aeltri]

Benedict needs to understand that he's not what happened to him, even if it's been that terrible. I say that because I fully believe that Cunter and some of her associates are engaged in the activities described above. Why did two of "her" kids have periocular bruising AKA 🐼 👀? IIRC Byng and Wyel were also in Argentina, they took photos at the Teatro Colon. Remember why Cunter was banned from GOSH? Did she honestly think that people wouldn't notice!?

PS: Her own bio mom sold her into sexual slavery. Her story gives you a better idea of what Ben went through and how Cunter's now making side money.

T.W. R.A.

The memories seem to come in layers. For example, the first memory might be of incest; then they remember robes and candles; next they realize that their father or mother or both were present when they were being abused. Another layer will be the memory of seeing other people hurt and even killed. Then they remember having seen babies killed. Another layer is realizing that they participated in the sacrifices. One of the most painful memories may be that they even sacrificed their own baby. With each layer of memory comes another set of problems with which they must deal.— Glenn L. Pace; “Ritualistic Child Abuse,” memo" Author: Glenn L. Pace

[aeltri]

If I bought a property using laundered money I'd do so under a stacked shell company OTDL. I certainly wouldn't put it directly under my name and then wallpaper that all over the major UK rags. What Cunter wants to "prove" is that she's entitled to half of Benedict's assets while simultaneously siccing her creditors on him. Benedict is already losing MS side gigs and can't be in 3 projects simultaneously unless he's Multiple Man. Why do you think he's been hitting the sauce, fluffing off with BS like e-girls and giving me attitude? Too much downtime. Furthermore, Eric's up in the air and 39 Steps still appears to be in Development Hell. Other studios have seen the PR nightmare that the Rat has been dealing with for years. Their Fixer died trying to help Benedict and he's still stuck! They also saw how Cunter helped torpedo Ben's latest Oscar campaign. Can you blame them for avoiding drama by opting for less problematic Talent? IMDb isn't all that accurate, either. The only people responsible for damaging Ben's public image are Cunter and his Dollar General Team. Corporate needs to do something about them instead of bitching at volunteer PR firefighters like Skeptics.

[doctortwhohiddles]

The haters are now saying it's not Benedict on those set pics from The Roses. He looks too healthy and his hair is too long according to them. I just can't with these people.

And to think they were so excited about the movie until they found out it was co produced by SunnyMarch.

It's him in the pictures. Who the fuck else could it be?

[moodysullie]

Little Favour

Dir. Patrick Viktor Monroe

Wallace (played by Benedict Cumberbatch)

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I believe this was the first project under SunnyMarch. Dunno if I love the movie itself, those eyes or a chance to watch Benedict covered in blood.

[sincericida]

I’m simply loving how some specialized sites in my country (BR) are approaching the plot of "We Live In Time":

"Andrew Garfield is involved in another tragic romance: It starts with a hit-and-run and maybe ends in death.

| Florence Pugh is the co-star."

"Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield are a couple in the new romantic drama of A24 that will probably make us shed many tears.. Directed by John Crowley and written by Nick Payne, 'We Live In Time' follows the surprise encounter of Almut, a spirited and indomitable chef, with Tobias, a newly divorced man who tries to put his life in order.

The two soon prove that completely opposite people can find in their differences a love capable of changing their lives forever. However, what seemed like a perfect date, which turned into a home and then into a family, is shaken by a hidden truth for years, putting at risk the love and all the achievements of the couple.

As the plot unfolds, Almut and Tobias face emotional challenges and must decide if their bond is strong enough to overcome adversity. In addition to Garfield and Pugh, names such as Adam James, Aoife Hinds and Marama Corlett are in the cast.

On Wednesday (10), A24 released the trailer for the film, which shows the development of the relationship between Almut and Tobias over 10 years.

With executive production by Benedict Cumberbatch, through his company SunnyMarch, "We Live In Time" will have a world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival in September and will reach Brazilian theaters on October 31."