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'Crimes of the Future' director David Cronenberg addresses Cannes walkouts and why the Kristen Stewart film isn't 'body horror'
The "Crimes of the Future" cast discusses the film's reception at the Cannes Film Festival and teases its most shocking scene.
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Daniel Craig talks 'No Time to Die' swan song and a less promiscuous James Bond
Daniel Craig and co-stars, director Cary Joji Fukunaga and producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson talk 25th James Bond movie "No Time to Die."
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Police investigations, rehab, and new accusers: The latest in the Harvey Weinstein saga
Harvey Weinstein is pushing pause on his life as he reportedly seeks treatment for sex addiction, but the scandal surrounding him continues to blow up.
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Léa Seydoux's New, Independent Bond Girl: 'She Doesn’t Need Him'
Léa Seydoux in ‘Spectre’ (MGM/Sony) With 2012’s Skyfall and this week’s Spectre, director Sam Mendes and star Daniel Craig worked to create a new James Bond, turning an immortal, sex-crazed Teflon tuxedo into a bleeding, bruised middle-aged man on a mission. Luckily, they found a perfect partner in French actress Léa Seydoux. Warning: Minor spoilers for Spectre below: The 30-year-old French actress, who broke out in 2013 with the critically acclaimed relationship drama Blue is the Warmest Colo
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Meet the New Bond Girls From ‘Spectre’
For starters, Monica Bellucci is on more of the mature side of what we typically see from the role. Bellucci knew early on that her role would be something special, saying, “When I met [director] Sam Mendes, he told me he was looking for an adult woman. So we see a mature woman for the first time close to James Bond, and I think it’s a beautiful message for women and for actresses.” Believe it or not, Léa Seydoux is the first blond woman to take the female lead, similar to how Daniel Craig ser