What was the appalling reason that The Valley star Kristen Doute rejected a new gig? She has always been pretty open to doing and trying new things. So, what held her back from this endeavor? Keep reading for more details.
The Valley Appalling Reason Kristen Doute Rejected New Gig
Kristen Doute has tried a lot of things in her time on reality television. The Valley star was introduced on Vanderpump Rules as a server at Sur in Season 1. Yet, she was also very invested in being an actress and was appearing in indie films. In fact, that was where she met Stassi Schroeder’s now-husband, Beau Clark when they starred in a movie together. After she was fired from her job, she started her own clothing company, James Mae which she says is still doing very well plus she has her own line of wines. She initially started that with...
The Valley Appalling Reason Kristen Doute Rejected New Gig
Kristen Doute has tried a lot of things in her time on reality television. The Valley star was introduced on Vanderpump Rules as a server at Sur in Season 1. Yet, she was also very invested in being an actress and was appearing in indie films. In fact, that was where she met Stassi Schroeder’s now-husband, Beau Clark when they starred in a movie together. After she was fired from her job, she started her own clothing company, James Mae which she says is still doing very well plus she has her own line of wines. She initially started that with...
- 4/26/2024
- by Amanda Lauren
- TV Shows Ace
Don Hertzfeldt understands why fans are jumping to conclusions after learning he’s already hard at work on a mysterious new feature with Ari Aster.
But anyone in attendance at the fourth-ever screening of his new film “Me” and the Q&a that followed at The Overlook Film Festival can confirm: Don never said anything definitive about what genre that movie would be.
“It’s funny it’s being described as an ‘existential horror’ movie, two words I didn’t actually say,” Hertzfeldt told IndieWire in a text. “I guess maybe it will end up being an existential horror movie in the end, but that’s not really how I’d describe it today. But I also get why people might think that when you squash our names together.”
Hertzfeldt, who thought the news of his and Aster’s collaboration was already out there, confirmed for IndieWire that the film...
But anyone in attendance at the fourth-ever screening of his new film “Me” and the Q&a that followed at The Overlook Film Festival can confirm: Don never said anything definitive about what genre that movie would be.
“It’s funny it’s being described as an ‘existential horror’ movie, two words I didn’t actually say,” Hertzfeldt told IndieWire in a text. “I guess maybe it will end up being an existential horror movie in the end, but that’s not really how I’d describe it today. But I also get why people might think that when you squash our names together.”
Hertzfeldt, who thought the news of his and Aster’s collaboration was already out there, confirmed for IndieWire that the film...
- 4/9/2024
- by Alison Foreman
- Indiewire
Mardi Gras is long over, and Halloween is still months away. But over the next four days in New Orleans, Louisiana, the Overlook Film Festival will celebrate the strange and unusual with a salute to horror that couldn’t be timelier.
“As we are talking, we have just seen two brand-new horror releases — ‘Immaculate’ and ‘Late Night with the Devil’ — have the highest openings for those distributors in their histories,” festival co-director Landon Zakheim told IndieWire. [The nun nightmare, starring Sydney Sweeney, earned $5.3 million for Neon, while IFC’s supernatural talkshow took home $2.8 million, in their respective opening weekends.]
“On top of that, we’ve got the new ‘Godzilla,’ which was made by filmmakers who are alums of many festivals, including ours. And Disney is shepherding in an ‘Omen’ franchise film from a festival circuit filmmaker as well,” he said. “That’s all just if you look at the last couple of weeks.
“As we are talking, we have just seen two brand-new horror releases — ‘Immaculate’ and ‘Late Night with the Devil’ — have the highest openings for those distributors in their histories,” festival co-director Landon Zakheim told IndieWire. [The nun nightmare, starring Sydney Sweeney, earned $5.3 million for Neon, while IFC’s supernatural talkshow took home $2.8 million, in their respective opening weekends.]
“On top of that, we’ve got the new ‘Godzilla,’ which was made by filmmakers who are alums of many festivals, including ours. And Disney is shepherding in an ‘Omen’ franchise film from a festival circuit filmmaker as well,” he said. “That’s all just if you look at the last couple of weeks.
- 4/4/2024
- by Alison Foreman
- Indiewire
Walton Goggins appeared in several roles when he was in Georgia before he starred in the FX series The Shield, which was aired from 2002 to 2008. His next role was that of Boyd Crowder in the neo-Western crime drama TV series Justified, which aired for six seasons between 2010 and 2015.
Walton Goggins as Sonny Burch in Ant-Man and the Wasp
Goggins was praised for his role as Crowder in the series, but many might not know that the actor turned down the role not once but twice. He revealed the reason behind doing so in an interview, and it is nothing short of noble.
Walton Goggins on Why He Rejected Justified
Walton Goggins as Boyd Crowder in Justified
Based on Elmore Leonard’s novella, Justified is a crime drama series that follows US Marshal Raylan Givens (Timothy Olyphant) whose unconventional measures to bring about justice land him back in the native part...
Walton Goggins as Sonny Burch in Ant-Man and the Wasp
Goggins was praised for his role as Crowder in the series, but many might not know that the actor turned down the role not once but twice. He revealed the reason behind doing so in an interview, and it is nothing short of noble.
Walton Goggins on Why He Rejected Justified
Walton Goggins as Boyd Crowder in Justified
Based on Elmore Leonard’s novella, Justified is a crime drama series that follows US Marshal Raylan Givens (Timothy Olyphant) whose unconventional measures to bring about justice land him back in the native part...
- 3/26/2024
- by Ankita
- FandomWire
Bigg Boss finalists – Munawar Faruqui, Mannara Chopra, Abhishek Kumar (Photo Credit – Instagram )
Bigg Boss 17 is over, but the buzz around its contestants is still on fire. Ankita Lokhande‘s husband, Vicky Jain, is making headlines for not supporting his mother’s comments against his wife during her time on the reality TV show Bigg Boss 17. K-pop singer Aoora is in the news for changing his Instagram bio, stating – “Bigg Boss 17 Nri Winner Category”.
Ayesha Khan unveiled the first look of her next project after Bigg Boss 17. Arun Mashettey, Tehelka (Sunny Arya), and Chintu’s (Samarth Jurel) videos went viral as the trio attended a Grand Fan Meet-up event in Hyderabad. However, by coincidence, the top three finalists of the show are creating a buzz online for the same reason. Read further to know what we are talking about.
Mannara Chopra-Abhishek Kumar’s music video
Elvish Yadav took to Instagram to...
Bigg Boss 17 is over, but the buzz around its contestants is still on fire. Ankita Lokhande‘s husband, Vicky Jain, is making headlines for not supporting his mother’s comments against his wife during her time on the reality TV show Bigg Boss 17. K-pop singer Aoora is in the news for changing his Instagram bio, stating – “Bigg Boss 17 Nri Winner Category”.
Ayesha Khan unveiled the first look of her next project after Bigg Boss 17. Arun Mashettey, Tehelka (Sunny Arya), and Chintu’s (Samarth Jurel) videos went viral as the trio attended a Grand Fan Meet-up event in Hyderabad. However, by coincidence, the top three finalists of the show are creating a buzz online for the same reason. Read further to know what we are talking about.
Mannara Chopra-Abhishek Kumar’s music video
Elvish Yadav took to Instagram to...
- 2/5/2024
- by Nikita Wagh
- KoiMoi
There are countless different coming-of-age movies about kids who learn to blaze their own trail and become the best possible version of themselves, but “North Hollywood” is one of the rare few that actually embodies the courage of its convictions both on-screen and off. On second thought, make that less on-screen than off.
Written and directed by Mikey Alfred (a 25-year-old renaissance man whose prior accomplishments include founding the skateboard company Illegal Civ and co-producing Jonah Hill’s “Mid90s”), “North Hollywood” grinds out a familiar but knowing portrait of a scrawny California teen who’s forced to choose between the beaten path and his dream of becoming the next Tony Hawk. Half-sketched as its drama can be, Alfred’s feature-length fiction debut is sustained by a complete lack of poser energy and a few new tweaks on some classic tricks; come for Vince Vaughn downshifting into his indie dad phase,...
Written and directed by Mikey Alfred (a 25-year-old renaissance man whose prior accomplishments include founding the skateboard company Illegal Civ and co-producing Jonah Hill’s “Mid90s”), “North Hollywood” grinds out a familiar but knowing portrait of a scrawny California teen who’s forced to choose between the beaten path and his dream of becoming the next Tony Hawk. Half-sketched as its drama can be, Alfred’s feature-length fiction debut is sustained by a complete lack of poser energy and a few new tweaks on some classic tricks; come for Vince Vaughn downshifting into his indie dad phase,...
- 5/20/2021
- by David Ehrlich
- Indiewire
Don Hertzfeldt’s World of Tomorrow series began in 2015 with an odd, wistful animated sci-fi short film, largely born out of a surreal, and somewhat baffling storytelling choice: The plot of its initial “episode” would be based entirely around recorded conversations with his four-year-old niece, Winona. Her adorable, babbled musings (“I drew….a Tri-angle!!!”) became the voice of the pigtailed Emily Prime, who is visited by an older, cloned version of herself (voiced by animator Julia Plott) through time travel.
The first World of Tomorrow’s hilarious yet poignant tour of a tech-obsessed,...
The first World of Tomorrow’s hilarious yet poignant tour of a tech-obsessed,...
- 3/11/2021
- by Claire Shaffer
- Rollingstone.com
2020 has been full of unwelcome surprises, but a great one has finally arrived: Don Hertzfeldt is working on a new “World of Tomorrow” film — the third in the franchise — and the acclaimed animator released a teaser trailer for the project on Monday morning.
The animated teaser is as strikingly beautiful as it is brief; a stylized landscape of some barren alien planet sets the scene, while a small creature that seems to be receiving signal inputs and jarring robotic sounds stumbles and falls. It’s not much to go on, but the melancholic music and beautiful art contrasts nicely with the jarring, whirring electronics and seemingly distressed creature. It’s artsy and contemplative — in other words, it’s just what fans of Hertzfeldt’s work will expect.
The film is subtitled “The Absent Destinations of David Prime” — take that for what you will. A release date was not provided.
The...
The animated teaser is as strikingly beautiful as it is brief; a stylized landscape of some barren alien planet sets the scene, while a small creature that seems to be receiving signal inputs and jarring robotic sounds stumbles and falls. It’s not much to go on, but the melancholic music and beautiful art contrasts nicely with the jarring, whirring electronics and seemingly distressed creature. It’s artsy and contemplative — in other words, it’s just what fans of Hertzfeldt’s work will expect.
The film is subtitled “The Absent Destinations of David Prime” — take that for what you will. A release date was not provided.
The...
- 8/4/2020
- by Tyler Hersko
- Indiewire
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