Emma Stone!
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Attending the 21st British Independent Film Awards on December 2, 2018 in London, England.
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'I, Tonya' Director in Early Talks to Tackle Cruella de Vil Movie for Disney
by Borys Kit
Emma Stone is set to star.
Craig Gillespie, who last directed I, Tonya, is in early talks to helm Cruella, a live-action take on the 101 Dalmatians villainess.
Alex Timbers was on board to direct the project, which has Emma Stone set to play the dog-hating fashionista, but the Mozart of the Jungle co-creator ran into scheduling issues. Timbers, who is also a theater director, has two major productions opening on Broadway next year, Moulin Rouge and Beetlejuice.
Andrew Gunn is producing Cruella with Marc Platt. Kristin Burr, who just wrapped shooting Dora the Explorer, is also producing.
Stone will play infamous villain Cruella De Vil in what is being billed as an origin story, set in the early 1980s with a punk vibe.
De Vil was first seen in the 1961 animated classic 101 Dalmatians. Glenn Close played her in the 1996 live-action film produced by John Hughes, which featured the character as the head of a fashion house.
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by Borys Kit
Emma Stone is set to star.
Craig Gillespie, who last directed I, Tonya, is in early talks to helm Cruella, a live-action take on the 101 Dalmatians villainess.
Alex Timbers was on board to direct the project, which has Emma Stone set to play the dog-hating fashionista, but the Mozart of the Jungle co-creator ran into scheduling issues. Timbers, who is also a theater director, has two major productions opening on Broadway next year, Moulin Rouge and Beetlejuice.
Andrew Gunn is producing Cruella with Marc Platt. Kristin Burr, who just wrapped shooting Dora the Explorer, is also producing.
Stone will play infamous villain Cruella De Vil in what is being billed as an origin story, set in the early 1980s with a punk vibe.
De Vil was first seen in the 1961 animated classic 101 Dalmatians. Glenn Close played her in the 1996 live-action film produced by John Hughes, which featured the character as the head of a fashion house.
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Random Q - but do you guys prefer her as a blonde, red head, or brunette? I've always been curious on this question..
Personally, I think her complexion suits her as a red head.
Personally, I think her complexion suits her as a red head.
Emma Stone Stars in Paul McCartney's "Who Cares" Video
The anti-bullying song "Who Cares" is the newest single from McCartney's 17th solo studio album, 'Egypt Station.'
by Emina Lukarcanin
Paul McCartney released a musical short film starring Emma Stone for his single "Who Cares" as an Apple Music exclusive Monday. The video was uploaded to the public via YouTube one day later.
Directed by Brantley Gutierrez and Ryan Heffington, the anti-bullying video was shot entirely on 65mm Kodak Film with Panavision Cameras, and spreads a universally positive message along with colorful details.
Along with the video, produced by Creative Visions — a nonprofit that uses the arts and media to ignite social change — McCartney launched the #WhoCaresIDo campaign based on the song and film.
“My hope is that if there are kids being bullied, and there are, maybe by listening to this song and watching this video, they might just think it’s not as bad," McCartney said in a statement. "It’s the kind of thing you can just stand up to and laugh off and get through.”
"Who Cares" is the newest single from McCartney's 17th solo studio album, Egypt Station, which includes tracks such as "Hand in Hand," "Do It Now" and "Happy With You."
Hollywood Reporter
The anti-bullying song "Who Cares" is the newest single from McCartney's 17th solo studio album, 'Egypt Station.'
by Emina Lukarcanin
Paul McCartney released a musical short film starring Emma Stone for his single "Who Cares" as an Apple Music exclusive Monday. The video was uploaded to the public via YouTube one day later.
Directed by Brantley Gutierrez and Ryan Heffington, the anti-bullying video was shot entirely on 65mm Kodak Film with Panavision Cameras, and spreads a universally positive message along with colorful details.
Along with the video, produced by Creative Visions — a nonprofit that uses the arts and media to ignite social change — McCartney launched the #WhoCaresIDo campaign based on the song and film.
“My hope is that if there are kids being bullied, and there are, maybe by listening to this song and watching this video, they might just think it’s not as bad," McCartney said in a statement. "It’s the kind of thing you can just stand up to and laugh off and get through.”
"Who Cares" is the newest single from McCartney's 17th solo studio album, Egypt Station, which includes tracks such as "Hand in Hand," "Do It Now" and "Happy With You."
Hollywood Reporter
