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Luis Tosar: “Con Código emperador sentí una gran confianza”

Sin dudas esta edición del Festival de Málaga será muy importante para él, porque no solo protagoniza la película que se proyectará luego del acto de apertura, Código emperador de Jorge Coira, sino que además se lo verá en otra de las propuestas de cine español que se proyectarán en la ciudad andaluza, Canallas de Daniel Guzmán, en donde acompaña desde un papel clave pero secundario a Joaquín González. Sin lugar a dudas uno de los actores más importantes en la península ibérica, Luis Tosar nunca pierde la humildad de haber sido alguna vez un soñador en su Lugo natal, en Galicia, ni tampoco desperdicia la oportunidad de analizar cada tema con profundidad, lo que convierte a cada entrevista en un verdadero placer.
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International Women’s Day – Celebrating Australian Women in Film

A panel of trailblazing Australian women in film took center stage for International Women’s Day in a panel held at the Brentwood home of Ambassador Jane Duke, Australian Consul-General to Los Angeles. The predominantly female audience gathered on the residence’s front lawn, and director Unjoo Moon (I Am Woman) led a dynamic panel including actresses Rose Byrne (Physical, Bridesmaids), Danielle Macdonald (The Tourist, Unbelievable), Charmaine Bingwa (The Good Fight), and Oscar-nominated cinematographer, Ari Wegner (The Power of the Dog).
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Golden Globes Around The World Podcast: Joe Eszterhas

Hard to believe it’s been 30 since Sharon Stone uncrossed her legs in Basic Instinct and created an unforgettable movie moment etched into cinema history. Paul Verhoeven directed the hit film also starring Michael Douglas, but the writer of the movie celebrating its 30th anniversary was Hungarian-American Joe Eszterhas, a former immigrant and refugee who started out as a Rolling Stone reporter and went on to become one of the highest-paid and most famous screenwriters in history.
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“Nancy Meyers, Come on Down.”

Although never a contestant on The Price is Right, the Golden Globe Nominee Nancy Meyers, a Philadelphia transplant, got her professional start on the CBS game show as a production assistant. Needless to say, though she would not win living room furniture or even a new car, Meyers’s success at spinning the big wheel would eventually take her to write and direct such seminal Hollywood hits as What Women Want, Something’s Gotta Give, The Holiday and It’s Complicated.