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Wes Anderson’s ‘The Phoenician Scheme’ Scores 7½-Minute Ovation After Cannes Premiere, Leaving One Star In Tears
It’s not Cannes without Wes Anderson, and the Houston native’s The Phoenician Scheme has its world premiere Sunday night in Cannes, notching a 7½-minute ovation. First-time Anderson-film star Mia Threapleton was tearing up as the crowd’s applause continued.
With remarkable regularity, Anderson has been crafting movies uniquely his own since his 1996 debut, “Bottle Rocket.” There ...
To call The Phoenician Scheme ‘just another Wes Anderson film’ would be to overlook an artist who seems forever fascinated by ...
Featuring Benicio Del Toro, Michael Cera, Scarlett Johansson and many more stars, the director's latest farce The Phoenician ...
The actor plays an industrialist who tries to reconnect with his estranged daughter in this competition entry co-starring Mia ...
Wes Anderson's twelfth film, "The Phoenician Scheme", is "the most Andersonian Anderson film to date", said Robbie Collin in The Telegraph. "Tender, witty" and "wondrous", it's a "complete delight".
Wes Anderson says Gene Hackman was 'furious' about getting paid the same flat-rate salary as the rest of the 'Royal ...
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Wes Anderson approached Cartier to create a bespoke rosary after stumbling upon one of the house’s cross pendants from ...
The agency partner also has talked about filmmaker Oliver Hermanus and his 'The History of Sound' at the fest, and is repping ...
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