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Sophie Skelton Gives The ‘211’ On Bulgaria And ‘Outlander’ Success

Sophie Skelton, who many know from her work in the critically acclaimed series Outlander, co-stars with Nicolas Cage in the bank heist film 211 (she plays his daughter and Cage stars as the soon to be retired cop). Below is the audio and transcript of my interview with Skelton, as she talked about both projects, her acting background, and love for Audrey Hepburn films!

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‘Groupers’ Movie Premiere Hits Hollywood’s Chinese Theatres On June 2

 

Anderson Cowan’s feature directing debut Groupers, the story of a female grad student’s “controversial social experiment” on two homophobic high-school seniors, will have its premiere at Los Angeles’ TCL Chinese Theatres on Saturday, June 2. Details on how to attend the premiere is below!

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‘Johnny Mnemonic’ T-Shirt And ‘Kickboxer’ Clam Shell Box Giveaway From Comet TV!!!

Hello CinemAddicts listeners and fellow cinephiles, this week’s giveaway comes courtesy of Comet (ComeTV.com) and the new free broadcast network Charge! (WatchCharge.com)

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CinemAddicts Ep. 77: ‘The Shape of Water’ ‘Call Me By Your Name’ ‘The Post’

Episode 77 of CinemAddicts covers a ton of ground movie wise. Anderson recaps his love for Coco and we offer up our thoughts on Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri. My love for Call Me By Your Name has previously been expressed, but there’s also a bunch of new flicks that are covered on the show (The Post, The Shape of Water, Downsizing, All The Money in the World, The Disaster Artist, The Ballad of Lefty Brown). More details below!

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CinemAddicts Ep. 76: ‘My Friend Dahmer’ ‘Blade of the Immortal’ & ‘Three Billboards’

The November episode of CinemAddicts is up, and I believe it’s our longest show ever. I can’t believe the year’s almost over and though this episode is definitely not short and sweet, there’s a ton of stuff to cover!

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Joe Cole Fights Through Thai Prison In ‘A Prayer Before Dawn’ Trailer

Secret In Their Eyes and Green Room are just two examples of how Joe Cole’s presence can absolutely command a scene (I still haven’t checked out his work in Peaky Blinders). The fact based feature A Prayer Before Dawn features Cole front and center, and the trailer was just released today. Check it out below!!

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Ryan Gosling Talks Childhood Impressions Of ‘Blade Runner’ And Harrison Ford Collaboration

Ryan Gosling, director Denis Villeneuve (Arrival) and Harrison Ford team up for Blade Runner 2049, a movie that has already garnered heaps of praise. In this post Gosling talks about the first day Ford came to set and also reminisces about another first – his initial impression of Blade Runner at the tender age of 12.

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‘Bad Moms’ Star Mila Kunis: “I Am A Massive Political Junkie”

BAD MOMS
BAD MOMS

Opening July 29, Bad Moms centers on Amy Mitchell (Mila Kunis), an overextended career woman and mother who is taking an entirely new direction in her life. Although she’s always placed family first, she is now demanding her kids and deadbeat husband (David Walton) start having a bit more responsibilities around their house and in their own lives. The project also stars Kathryn Hall and Kristen Bell.

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‘My Golden Days’ DVD Celebrates International Kissing Day

 

Since my own love life is non-existent, I had no idea July 6 is International Kissing Day. At least my lifelong love, aka cinema, will always be with me, and I’m definitely looking forward to the DVD release of the romantic drama My Golden Days.

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‘The Finest Hours’ Rides Thrilling Wave of Storytelling

 

‘They don’t make ’em like they used to’ is an oft-used phrase regarding movies, but director Craig Gillespie didn’t get that memo with The Finest Hours, a first rate throwback that thrills to the very end.

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