DEADLINE'S TAKE ON CANNES POSSIBILITIES
The attempt to sift through informed Cannes speculation continues as a way of trying to suss out possible titles for The SHOW. Today I am looking at Deadline's post from Mar. 22nd.
The first interesting note is an early paragraph that suggests that a number of films are off the table that have been mentioned in other previous Cannes speculation pieces. Most notably (from a T-ride perspective):
First Man
The Sisters Brothers
Loro
and perhaps The Death and Life of John F. Donovan.
Other films that the article implies are ready and in the mix for Cannes (and then potentially Telluride):
Roma
Everybody Knows
Kursk
Non Fiction
The Man Who Killed Don Quixote
Peterloo
Shot from Mike Leigh's Peterloo
Sunset
Cold War
Ash Is the Purest White
Burning
Long Day's Journey Into Night
Photograph
And then there's The Other Side of the Wind. The newly minted "last" film from Orson Welles is a Netflix production which means, at least according to the latest edict from Cannes head Thierry Fremaux, no competition slot. However, the Deadline post suggests that the film could play in some other section of the French fest. So, for the time being, let's keep it on our TFF #45 watch list.
The complete Deadline article is here.
The Hollywood Report has the Netflix ban story here.
BEAUTIFUL BOY FIRST LOOK
A number of media outlets posted a still from Felix Van Groeningen's upcoming Beautiful Boy starring the red hot Timothee Chalamet and Steve Carell. Here's the still:
Indiewire;s accompanying story suggests that the film will probably skip Cannes and premiere at either Telluride or Toronto. The film is being handled by Amazon Studios and produced, in part, by Brad Pitt's Plan B. Both of those facts certainly don't hurt its Telluride chances.
AND FOR FUN
Telluride and MFTB friend Andy Brodie spotted this and posted it via Twitter and was kind enough to @ me so that I'd see it.
Forget all that stuff about the last eight best picture winners and nine of the last ten playing at Telluride. Here's how you know you've really topped the mountain...you're the answer to a Jeopardy question (a $2000 Double Jeopardy question no less):
Thanks Andy. Made me smile.
More on Thursday.
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