#The Winner movie

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Tom Holland is stepping into a brand-new role as a producer with the launch of his production company, Billy17! Partnering with his brother Harry Holland and Will South, Tom has signed an exclusive deal with Sony Pictures. Their first project, Burnt, written by Academy Award-winner Rodney Rothman, is already generating buzz. Plus, adaptations of The Rosie Project and The Winner are on the way! Dive into all the exciting details in this video. Don’t miss out—hit that like button, subscribe, and join the conversation in the comments!

[barnesnatts]

Sebastian Stan and Anthony Mackie celebrating Sebastian’s Golden Globes win! 😍🤞

[whoreofthecentury]

lesbians have been winning so fucking much in 2024. it truly was our year. 🧡🩷

[narliee]

Sometimes hearts have their own conversations. THE WILD ROBOT (2024), dir. Chris Sanders

[pauls-mescal]

Bill Skarsgård & FKA Twigs

THE CROW (2024) dir. Rupert Sanders

[tainebot01]

So… how we feeling about these new names?

[coynilly]

James Hinchcliffe used to wear shoes like this and I still want some ssssoooo bad.

[cinemagal]

21 FILMS OF THE 21ST CENTURY Mad Max: Fury Road (2015) dir. George Miller

[aarontveitisonfire]

popcultplanet #EarthAbides star #AaronTveit spoke with me about the magic of movie musicals like #WickedMovie and #LesMiserables 💚🩷🧹🫧

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Kristen Maldonado: You are one of our fan favourite Fiyeros and I was wondering if you're excited for the Wicked movie and what you hope that people take away from this world that you had previously been a part of and now it's gonna be able to be seen by people all over the world. Aaron Tveit: I'm so excited for the Wicked movie to premiere. I'm very fortunate that I got to be a part of the Les Mis film and I think movie musicals are so special. I think that anytime that there's one that's done at this scale, I think it's just amazing for the genre and amazing for theater. This story in particular, I mean, I did Wicked 15 years ago on Broadway and so to see it finally realized in this way with the people that are in it, it' amazing. I can't wait to see it. I haven't seen it yet. I got invited to a couple screens and I couldn't go, [laugh] so I'm actually dying to see it. It's a really wonderful thing to be a small part of that history and to see it going on to what it's about to go on to. Kristen: Oh absolutely and I love the Les Mis mention. That's another show that's one of my absolute favorites. In the world of Broadway, anybody could take on a role and it changes. When someone's on stage, like one person different, and it's completely a whole different project. Then to see it on screen and be like, wow, we've like encapsulated and we've like captured this moment, is so cool. You will forever be our Enjolras. Aaron: I'm like, wow, one day I'm gonna show that to like my kids or something. Look what I did, right? It's like very, very cool. ✧

[weneedtotalkaboutcate]

Truth.

[hildegardladyofbones]

all the yt film snobs were kinda right about saltburn being a tumblr movie since apparently everyone on all other platforms thinks it's an "eat the rich" movie?? like girl did we watch the same movie

[ex0rin]

Danny Ramirez as Andre Winner (2024)

[barnesnatts]

GOLDEN GLOBE WINNER SEBASTIAN STAN 🥰😍

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One Dress a Day Challenge

November: Oscar Winners

Death on the Nile / Angela Lansbury as Salome Otterbourne

Year: 1978

Designer: Anthony Powell

It's hard to believe Angela Lansbury didn't get an Oscar nomination for her delightfully over-the-top portrayal of the sozzled romance novelist--but at least Anthony Powell got one (and won) for her delightfully over-the-top costumes. This is the outfit in which we first meet Salome, and it really tells us all we need to know about her: she's flamboyant, eccentric, and fond of lavish detail. This is her idea of an evening dress.

[roses-in-hollywood]

Jane Fonda and Audrey Hepburn at the Oscars, 1965.