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Alec Baldwin Says Americans “Know Little or Nothing About the World” at Turin Film Festival
The actor was the festival's guest of honor and appeared at a press conference on the condition that the 'Rust' shooting, where cinematographer Halyna Hutchins was killed with a prop gun, was not to be brought up at any point.
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Alec Baldwin to Receive Lifetime Achievement Honor at Turin Film Fest
The actor, whose beleaguered western 'Rust' recently premiered at the Camerimage Film Festival, will be on hand to meet international media at a press conference ahead of a screening of his 1990 thriller 'The Hunt for Red October.'
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Italian Super-Diva Mina Still Going Strong at 84
'Gassa d’Amante,' the new album by the most beloved singer in Italy — everyone from Federico Fellini to Andy Warhol were fans — drops on Nov. 22: "She always offers a fresh perspective and sees things others miss."
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Elon Musk Rebuked by Italian President for Interfering in Domestic Affairs
After calling German Chancellor Scholz “a fool,” the mercurial billionaire buddy of President-elect Donald Trump is now angering the Italians.
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The Pasta Queen Talks New Book, Amazon Series Produced by Reese Witherspoon
Nadia Caterina Munno talks to THR Roma about becoming an influencer, the role Drew Barrymore played early in her career and why "Americans have a love for Italy and Italy has a love for Americans."
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Johnny Depp Talks ‘Modi,’ “Bouts” With Hollywood and Moving On: “I Don’t Have Any Ill Feelings Toward Anyone”
The actor touched down in Italy for a screening of his new directorial effort, 'Modi: Three Days on the Wing of Madness,' at the Rome Film Festival.
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James Franco Surfaces in Rome for ‘Hey Joe’ Premiere: “There’s Always a Way to Change Your Life”
"My character is a man who wasted his own life,” Franco said of his character in the film.
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‘Ciao Marcello’ Offers an Intimate Look at Marcello Mastroianni
Fabrizio Corallo's doc, screening at the Rome Film Fest, provides a rich portrait of the many faces of the Italian screen icon, 100 years after his birth.
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Mayor of Rome Tells Emmanuel Macron to “Relax” Over ‘Emily in Paris’ Potentially Heading to Italy for Season 5
After the President of France said he would “fight hard” to keep Netflix's hit comedy from moving to Italy next season, Rome Mayor Roberto Gualtieri wondered if “there are perhaps a few more pressing issues for the French president."
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Martin Scorsese on the U.S. Election: “Democracy Could Continue, or This Experiment Could End”
Speaking at a press event at the Museum of Cinema in Turin, Italy, the legendary director also dispelled rumors of his retirement: “I still have more films to make, and I hope God gives me the strength to make them.”
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How an American Character Actor Fell in Love with Rome — and Never Left
From hanging out with Andy Warhol in the 70s to bonding with Marcello Mastroianni in Rome and impressing Martin Scorsese on the set of 'The Last Temptation of Christ,' veteran actor Tomas Arana's life has been as colorful as the many roles he's played.
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How Paul Schrader “Persuaded” Barry Diller to Replace John Travolta With Richard Gere in ‘American Gigolo’
The legendary filmmaker, who is being honored with a retrospective and lifetime achievement award at the Lucca Film Fest, on how he would like to be remembered, still writing screenplays "on spec" and why "humanity is phasing itself out."
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