Attending the 'Lion' American Express Gala screening during the 60th BFI London Film Festival on October 12, 2016 in London, England.
Wearing Armani Privé.
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Wearing Armani Privé.
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better. she let the fillers expire a bit. good for her.
Too much black. Looks like she's headed to a funeral, other than the peepholes.
Her face looks nice.
She's great on the red carpet. True professional, always brings what's needed.
More like did Jada get the NICOLE cheeck special...
The actress steps away from her quiet life in Nashville for her most complicated role yet: Mother.
There's a moment in the new film Lion when you can actually see a mother's heart swell with love for her son. He has come to his adoptive mother to explain why he needs to find the woman who gave birth to him, and he's worried she won't understand. In the same moment you also watch her heart cracking just a tiny bit because of all that he doesn't comprehend: that's there nothing she wouldn't do for his happiness. It's a breathtaking reveal—seeing a woman's complex emotions battling for dominance—and also worth noting as the moment when Nicole Kidman manages to once again disappear completely into a character.
"As I was filming her in this scene I forgot where I was," says Garth Davis, the movie's director. "I was completely transported." Dev Patel, who plays the son, says he was so enthralled by his co-star he almost forgot he had his own lines to deliver. "I was mesmerized," he says. "I was literally just feeding off her energy and what she was saying. She was so in her skin. She was acting from the gut—you could feel it. It was an honor to be in the room with her."
Read more: http://www.townandcountrymag.com/leisure/arts-and-culture/a8434/nicole-kidman-interview/
There's a moment in the new film Lion when you can actually see a mother's heart swell with love for her son. He has come to his adoptive mother to explain why he needs to find the woman who gave birth to him, and he's worried she won't understand. In the same moment you also watch her heart cracking just a tiny bit because of all that he doesn't comprehend: that's there nothing she wouldn't do for his happiness. It's a breathtaking reveal—seeing a woman's complex emotions battling for dominance—and also worth noting as the moment when Nicole Kidman manages to once again disappear completely into a character.
"As I was filming her in this scene I forgot where I was," says Garth Davis, the movie's director. "I was completely transported." Dev Patel, who plays the son, says he was so enthralled by his co-star he almost forgot he had his own lines to deliver. "I was mesmerized," he says. "I was literally just feeding off her energy and what she was saying. She was so in her skin. She was acting from the gut—you could feel it. It was an honor to be in the room with her."
Read more: http://www.townandcountrymag.com/leisure/arts-and-culture/a8434/nicole-kidman-interview/
I like her here but the shoes are horrible on her.
yes! the thongs look a little bizarre here.