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1 week ago | awardswatch.com | Erik Anderson

“I should start singing?”As Marco Calvani and I sit down at The Terrace, the restaurant in The Maybourne in Beverly Hills, he knows that I have to ask about his vocal performance of “You’re the Still the One” in the Netflix comedy series The Four Seasons, “Oh, we’re definitely going to talk about that, yes,” I say.

1 week ago | awardswatch.com | Erik Anderson

Sentimental Value‘s Grand Prix win at Cannes keeps Stellan Skarsgård in the #1 spot again this month but the first trailer for Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere (ugh, that title) finds Jeremy Strong and Stephen Graham switching spots, vaulting Strong all the way up to #2. With Strong playing The Boss’s manager Jon Landau in what is present day in the film and Graham, seen in black and white flashbacks as Springsteen’s father, it gives us a better idea of everything from screen time to impact.

1 week ago | awardswatch.com | Trace Sauveur

There was a solid 30- to 45-minute period during the first half of 28 Years Later when I was convinced I was watching one of my favorite movies of the year.

1 week ago | awardswatch.com | Erik Anderson

Sony Pictures Classics announced today that they have acquired North American and worldwide airline rights to James Vanderbilt’s Nuremberg from Walden Media and Bluestone Entertainment. The film, written and directed by Vanderbilt and produced by Walden Media, Bluestone Entertainment and Mythology Entertainment, is a thrilling drama set in post-war Germany based on the book “The Nazi and the Psychiatrist” by Jack El-Hai.

1 week ago | awardswatch.com | Erik Anderson

Patrick Schwarzenegger has something to prove. But not to you, to himself. Coming from an acting family and a political dynasty is a bit of a double whammy in the ongoing (and often frustratingly vapid) nepo baby conversation, but for someone like Schwarzenegger – who’s been proving his worth in film and television for over a decade with The Staircase, Scream Queens, American Sports Story and GenV – his own growth as a performer is his goal, not having to answer to a standards being set by others.