Nicole Kidman
Venice
"Bodies Bodies Bodies" filmmaker Halina Reijn directs the A24 thriller premiering in competition at the 2024 Venice Film Festival.
In honor of the film's 25th anniversary, Kidman reflects on the challenging, but freeing 15-month production.
The star-studded series is based on Elin Hilderbrand's novel of the same name.
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Based on the bestselling book, the limited series will debut on Netflix on September 5.
Though the original title didn't end up on the screen, it certainly caught Efron and Kidman's eyes.
From Billy Wilder to Paul Thomas Anderson, cinema's greatest auteurs have explored the messy nuances of love for as long as the medium has existed.
Film Review
Efron plays a movie star who starts sleeping with his assistant's mom in the actor's best rom-com since "17 Again."
Screenings begin June 26 and include 35mm showings of "Birth" and "Eyes Wide Shut," as well as 4K restorations of "To Die For" and "Dogville."
Akiva Goldsman is penning the screenplay for a follow-up to the 1998 classic film.
"You should never talk about something until you've done it."
Acting is "very tough on the psyche," said the Oscar winner.
Joey King plays Kidman's onscreen daughter who works for a mega movie star (Efron) in the Netflix rom-com.
