2023-08-03 17:32:37
This Friday, August 4, a film starring Tilda Swinton had to be released in theaters, but ultimately it will not. The strike not only prevents work; Also, it prohibits actors and actresses from promoting their films. And without promotion, few risk launching. Not even Tom Cruise, whose name should already be enough of a claim.
He, who puts his life at risk shooting each of his films, has decided that money is not played with and the second part of ‘Mission Impossible 7’ will have to wait a little longer. Similarly, the Venice Festival has had little reaction time to find a substitute for the feature film that opened this edition on August 30. The one chosen was ‘Rivals’, the new work by Luca Guadagnino, the director of ‘Call me by your name’.
Without the possibility of walking Zendaya down the red carpet, they have chosen to cede the honor to others; specifically, the team of ‘Comandante’, an Italian production. And we will have to see how it affects the Oscars. The third quarter of the year is the favorite to release what they call “Oscarizable movies.”
Well, for now, the releases on those dates of two of those “oscarizables”, such as the second part of ‘Dune’ and the musical adaptation of ‘The Color Purple’ are in the air. It all depends on what happens this Friday, when actors, writers and producers meet again.
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