#tiffany Paulsen

[psychic-refugee]

Got a question for you. About these rumors of Jenna removing her name from executive producer of WSSF. Thoughts on that?

From my research it’s mixed results. Wiki still has her listed as an EP but IMDB does not list her as EP for WSSF, but does for Wednesday. In all honesty, I don’t ever recall if it was ever on IMDB. So, I can’t say for sure if it not being on IMDB means anything.

I do not see any news outlets reporting that she has been removed as EP.

So overall I don’t think much because I don’t know much. lol

My first questions are where do the rumors originate? Are they from a credible source and/or are we corroborating it with IMDB? Are we simply inferring it because of IMDB? Or is this just speculation from her fans who seem to be obsessed with this narrative that she hates certain people and loves certain others?

Entertainment law is not my subject matter expertise, but I can speculate as a fan.

I think some context to the history of WSSF is needed for context/basis of my speculation.

WSSF is a small indie movie that has gone through delays because of Jenna and Percy’s commitments to Wednesday promo, COVID, and a very lengthy strike.

Jenna is also a much bigger star than when she first signed onto the movie and became EP.

My understanding (which admittedly is very little) of an EP, besides investing money, the title can come with certain responsibilities/commitments beyond being the star. This can include post-production responsibilities such as sales, marketing, and distribution. (Last visited 29/9/24 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Film_producer)

To try to cut off some less than flattering accusations towards Jenna or her costar:

She can’t divorce herself from the movie entirely. Even with removing herself as EP, she’s still the star. Her name is all over it. Her face is all over it. There is no getting around the fact she was part of it. If she is removing herself as EP, I do not believe distancing herself from the film itself is the reason. It would be a waste of money to break a contract if that was the reason because it’d be pointless.

Her invested money in it is already spent. The movie has been made and it’s premiered. There is no recouping it if she takes her name off it via EP. I do not believe it’s a money issue.

It really depends on what her actual contract says, but two things that are left as an EP are residuals and responsibilities. She still has the possibility to make money from streaming residuals. More so as an EP and a star than just the star.

My gut instinct says she would break the EP agreement because she doesn’t have the bandwidth to honor her responsibilities as EP and doesn’t believe any possible residuals is worth her time any longer.

Besides Wednesday and BJBJ taking obvious precedent over WSSF, I wouldn’t be surprised if she had other things in the works. I would totally believe that she has other big-ticket projects in the works that could easily pay to break her EP contract to get her out of it as part of her compensation package. If not, then she has certainly made several pretty pennies in the last two years that I think she could afford to break the contract herself. Again, WSSF is an indie movie and I'd be surprised if it had severe harsh monetary penalties.

Besides COVID and the strike, her co-star had unfortunate, baseless rumours spread about him. While I don’t think it’s the sole reason Jenna considered while de-prioritizing WSSF, it would be naive of me to think it wasn’t considered at all. This is another thing that works against potential residual numbers.

All of it together has really worked against the success of the film, and I think Jenna just doesn’t think it’s a worthwhile endeavor any longer. At least not to spend time and effort promoting a movie that basically missed its chance due to issues outside of its control.

It sucks, but from a completely business view, I totally get it and support it.

Lets also be honest, her fans, especially the Wenclairs, aren’t exactly tethered to reality. They do not support her projects where she is heterosexual. They constantly criticize her acting and her male leads when she has to portray a heterosexual.

Her fans are so bad that she feels she can’t debut ANY relationship in real life. (Vanity Fair, 6 August 2024).

I don’t think her “fans” understand when they keep harping on her “girl kisser energy” or “she has no chemistry with men” is a criticism of her acting and does not make it seem they think she’s a good actress. From their rancid behaviour, its clear they are more attracted to her physically than they admire her acting skills.

It’s really insulting, but they’re too narcissistic to ever actual think on their behaviour.

At bottom, I think Jenna sees the writing on the wall that WSSF for many reasons not her or anyone who worked on the film’s fault, missed its chance.

If she does remove herself as EP, then I think she will do it with the utmost respect and professionalism that she can. I don’t think she will ever speak poorly of the film or anyone who worked on the film.

All we will be able to do is speculate, but only Jenna and those she’s working with, will ever know the truth.

[romancedream]

#winterspringsummerorfall director: Tiffany Paulsen about @percy 🥹

[duranduratulsa]

Up next on my 80's Fest Movie 🎬 🎞 🎥 🎦 📽 marathon...Friday The 13th, Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan (1989) on glorious vintage VHS 📼! #Movie #movies #horror #fridaythe13th #fridaythe13thpart8 #fridaythe13thpartviiijasontakesmanhattan #seanscunningham #Jason #jasonvoorhees #kanehodder #jensendaggett #ScottReeves #peggyhedden #vincentcraigdupree #barbarabingham #petermarkrichman #rippetermarkrichman #harlinmartin #martincummins #amberpawlick #saffronhenderson #timmirkovich #tiffanypaulsen #KellyHu #vincecupone #samsarkar #ToddCaldecott #alexdiakun #warrenmunson #vintage #VHS #80s #80sfest #durandurantulsas6thannual80sfest

[mariocki]

Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan (1989)

"Look, you don't understand, there is a maniac trying to kill us!"

"Welcome to New York."

[may8chan]

Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan - Rob Hedden

[courseyoulovemeyoudontknowme]

Holidate (2020, John Whitesell)

23/11/2023

Holidate is a 2020 romantic comedy directed by John Whitesell and starring Emma Roberts and Luke Bracey.

In March 2019 it was announced 5hat Emma Roberts would take part in this project, directed by John Whitesell, from a screenplay by Tiffany Paulsen. McG and Mary Viola would be the producers, under their production company name Wonderland Sound and Vision, and Netflix would handle distribution. In May of the same year Luke Bracey, Jake Manley, Jessica Capshaw, Andrew Bachelor, Frances Fisher, Manish Dayal and Kristin Chenoweth joined the cast, and in June Alex Moffat joined the cast.

Filming began in May 2019 in Atlanta, Georgia.

The soundtrack was composed by hip hop music producer Dan the Automator.

The film was released worldwide on the Netflix platform on October 28, 2020.

The film on the aggregator Rotten Tomatoes received 43% positive reviews, based on 23 reviews, with an average of 4.94/10. On Metacritic it has a score of 41%, based on reviews from five critics.

[apara-dise-penguin]

new movie poster for the movie: winter, spring, summer or fall. actors: jenna ortega & percy hynes white. director: tiffany paulsen.

[paulinawoodpecker]

Watership down: a horror story

Coming soon

Cast:

Sandlefords:

Hazel: James corden

Fiver: Jacob tremblay

Bigwig: Trevor white

Blackberry: rob paulsen

Pipkin: Ciara bravo

Dandelion: Jospeh Balderrama

Hawkbit: frank mele

Clover: Diane Keaton

Bluebell: timothee chalamet

Sliver: Sam smith

Holly: Tom cruise

Toadflax: don cheadle

Violet: Anne Hathaway

The threarah: Hugh jackman

Speedwell: viola davis

Acorn: Tiffany haddish

Buckthorn: Jim Carrey

Cowslip’s Warren:

Cowslip: Alec Baldwin

Strawberry: Alex Kelly

Silverweed: Ryan gosling

Efrafra:

General woundwort: Gary Martin

Hyzenthlay: pippa Bennett Warner

Campion: Joe mele

Vervain: Seth rogen

Orchis: sean Austin

Blackavar: Jung kook

Groundsel: Chris hemsworth

Thethuninnang: Emma stone

Nelthilta: Katie Higgins

Vilthurill: Julia Roberts

Mystical characters:

Frith: Ed Sheeran

El-ahrairah: will smith

Rabscuttle: Ryan renolds

Prince rainbow: Adam James

The black rabbit of inle: Lizzo

Hufsa: Tom Kenny

King Darzin: Keanu reeves

Rowsby wolf: Justin Timberlake

Yona the hedgehog: Gwen Stefani

Other voices:

Keehar: Peter capaldi

Laurel: SIA

Boxwood: Anna Kendrick

Haystack: Renee Rapp

The mouse: Cathy Ang

Flyarith: Angela basset

Stone crop: Dwayne Johnson

Spartina: Andra day

Granite: Ethan hawke

Shale: Tom holland

Feldspar: Michael Peña

Bark: Margot Robbie

The weasel: will Farrell

[theravenandthepainter]

NEW Pictures/Stills from the shooting of "Winter Spring Summer or Fall " via Tiffany Paulsen on Instagram

[heyharoldsboo]

Tiffany Paulsen keeps liking comments about Percy and Jenna and her new movie with them. Go on her ig, she made a new post and people commented and she liked again. I wonder if that means something good for Percy, what do you think? If her movie was in trouble of he was I assume she would not be liking right? what do you think?

Yesss, she's adorable! She likes all the positive comments about Percy and Jenna.

I think she's being supportive in a way that won't harm him. I'm completely sure the movie is okay, and she seeemed to really like working with him. If this internet mess had thrown a wrench in any plan she had, I don't think she'd be liking all this comments, honestly.

[psychic-refugee]

Pic CR @camopantsandsunflowers

I really love this pic for the poster. It’s simple and I think it shows the quiet intimacy of what being in love is really about.

It’s about being at peace and enjoying existing together in the same moment in time.

[ulkaralakbarova]

Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan

Jason ships out aboard a teen-filled “love boat” bound for New York, which he soon transforms into the ultimate voyage of the damned. Credits: TheMovieDb. Film Cast: Rennie Wickham: Jensen Daggett Tamara Mason: Sharlene Martin Sean Robertson: Scott Reeves Suzi Donaldson: Tiffany Paulsen Deck Hand: Alex Diakun Rennie Wickham (young): Amber Pawlick Jason Voorhees: Kane Hodder Eva Watanabe: Kelly…

[justfilms]

Crystal Lake Memories: The Complete History of Friday the 13th - Daniel Farrands 2013

[katnisshawkeye]

Holidate

Scheda informativa

Regia: John Whitesell

Cast: Emma Roberts (Sloane), Luke Barcey (Jackson), Jessica Capshaw (Abby), Kristin Chenoweth (Susan), Jake Menley (York), Manish Dayal (Faarooq), Francis Fisher (Elaine), Andrew Bachelor (Neil), Nicola Peltz (Felicity), Aimee Carrero (Carly), Mikaela Hoover (Annie), Alex Moffat (Peter), Dan Lauria (Wally), Cinthy Wu (Liz), Billy Slaughter (Barry), Savannah Reina (Daisy), Carl McDowell (Babbo Natale trasandato), Meeghan Holaway (mamma di Carly), Carlos Locamara (papà di Carly)

Produzione: Wonderland Sound and Vision, Netflix

Fotografia: Shane Hurlbut

Musiche: Dan the Automator

Sceneggiatura: Tiffany Paulsen

Costumi: Helen Huang

Trucco: Denise Pugh-Ruiz

Uscita: 28 ottobre 2020

Durata: 103 minuti

Trama

Stanchi di essere single durante le feste, due sconosciuti decidono di diventare “festamici”.

Recensione

Può sembrare il classico film natalizio, quello di una protagonista che non sopporta le festività natalizie perché, oramai da anni, non riesce a sentire altro che la pressione dei propri famigliari e amici sul fatto che è una donna single, concentrata in tutto e per tutto sul proprio lavoro. Ed è così che la storia inizia, e sembra che già il finale è scontato: cade innamorata del co-protagonista, di cui fin dalle prime scene si può vedere la dualità del punto di vista. Eppure, no. Non è il classico film natalizio. Tanto per cominciare, sono rari, quasi inesistenti, i film natalizi che durano un anno, e praticamente nessuno fa vedere ciò che avviene durante tutto il resto dell’anno, non solo a piccoli sprazzi in qualità di flashback esplicativi a ciò che sta avvenendo. Poi, nonostante ti aspetti in ogni momento che Sloane cada innamorata nelle braccia di Jackson, sembra non accadere mai, perché sono “festamici” e ci sono ‘regole ferree’ da seguire se lo si vuole restare. E, infatti, ciò non accade se non alla fine del film... anche se il discorso di Sloane poteva essere fatto in maniera diversa, troppo canonico per un film così fuori dagli schemi. Infine, ma non per importanza, vi è il lato romantico-sessuale della protagonista: è chiaro che Sloane non vuole fare sesso fin quando non trova la persona giusta per lei, e che sia etero-romantica, ma in tale personaggio vi è anche la rappresentanza dell’asessualità, o, meglio, in quella parte della sfera asessuale per cui il soggetto si domanda come mai la società ti imponga di farlo a prescindere, altrimenti non sei “normale”, non sei “cool”. Sloane si contrappone, su questo punto, alla figura - solo iniziale - di Carly, la quale, invece, è la rappresentanza della ragazza “in”, “cool”, vincitrice di concorsi di bellezza e amante del sesso. Dal lato scenografico e fotografico, non si può dire che il film rimanga impresso. Ma, d’altronte, si tratta di una commedia romantica natalizia: non può pretendere troppo.

Valutazione

★★★★☆ 4/5

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