Meryl Streep revealed which character she hated playing the most in her 53-year career: “I felt miserable”

 

There is no doubt that Mary Louise Streep, better known as Meryl Streep , is one of the most important actresses in Hollywood, especially because of the versatility she has to adapt to any character that comes her way. Because of this, she won the Oscar Award three times , for her work in the films Kramer vs. Kramer, Sophie's Choice and The Iron Lady , in addition to having a total of 21 nominations. Although there seemed to be no obstacle for her, the actress revealed which was the character she hated playing the most in her 53-year career and left more than one speechless.

To the surprise of many, what she hated doing most in her extensive career was playing the implacable Miranda Priestly in The Devil Wears Prada, as she explained in an interview in 2021. “ I'm Meryl and I'm very happy to work with you. And that's the only nice thing you're going to hear from my mouth in this movie ,” she commented to her colleagues at the time, to try to get under the skin of the villain, something that at first was presented to her as a big obstacle.

In that sense, Streep decided to apply the 'ice law' to Anne Hathaway , Emily Blunt, Stanley Tucci and Adrian Grenier , among others, in order to maintain the distance that existed in fiction. "It was horrible! I was miserable when I got to my trailer. I could hear them all laughing. I was so depressed! I said to myself, 'Well, that's the price you pay for being a boss!' That’s the last time I tried anything with that ‘method’!,” she explained.

For her part, Anne Hathaway once recalled what were the first words her colleague said to her on the set: “He gave me a big hug and said, ' By the way, honey, this is also the last time I'll be nice to you.' ”.

“I practically didn't see Meryl again during the months of filming until we started promoting the film. And she, of course, is the most tender and charming person in the world ”, She completed.

The Devil Wears Prada is a 2006 film, directed by David Frankel , in which the fashion world is ruled by the despotic and sophisticated Miranda Priestly (Meryl Streep), editor-in-chief of a prestigious fashion magazine, where the innocent and misaligned Andy Sachs (Anne Hathaway) decides to work as an assistant, but to do so she will have to fit in among the journalists at Runway magazine .

What Anne Hathaway said about the possibility of making The Devil Wears Prada 2

The actress, who played Andy Sachs, spoke about a sequel and was enthusiastic, saying that it is something “tempting . ” However, she made it clear that this project may be more of an expression of wish than a concrete reality: “I think that film took place in a different time . Nowadays everything is very digital, and that is why a story centered around the concept of producing a physical element is very different.”

Robert Downey Jr. thanks Christopher Nolan for saving his career

 The renowned actor Robert Downey Jr. has moved the film industry by expressing his deep gratitude to director Christopher Nolan for having offered him a role in Oppenheimer (95%) , thanks to which he is now nominated for an Oscar in the Best Actor category. of Distribution. In his emotional statement, Downey revealed that the opportunity to work with Nolan came at a crucial time in his career, when he needed someone to glimpse a future for him that he couldn't see himself.

Downey, who has been nominated for an Oscar three times and is an undisputed box office star, shared how it felt to receive the offer to play Lewis Strauss, J. Robert Oppenheimer's main antagonist in the film. According to the actor, Nolan's invitation meant much more than just a role in a movie; He represented a new direction and renewed hope in his career (via Yahoo! News ):

Robert Downey Jr. en Oppenheimer (Imagen: Universal Pictures)

I was at a point in my life and career where I needed someone to have a vision of what was possible for me that I couldn't see for myself.

The actor shared details about the moment he received the call to meet Nolan at his home, describing it as an exciting moment in his career. Jokes aside, Downey admitted that he felt nervous while he read the script at the director's house, humorously speculating that Nolan might be looking at him through the paintings with eyes on them.

For his part, Nolan revealed that he prefers not to be present when people read his scripts, as he had a stressful experience watching his wife, Emma Thomas , read the Memento script (92%) with confusion. Instead, Nolan often goes for walks or visits places like the Hugh Lane Gallery in Dublin while he waits for feedback on the script.

Downey's statement demonstrates the deep connection between director and actor, as well as the significant impact that a film role can have on the career of an established actor like Downey. With Oppenheimer on track to become one of the most awarded films of the year, Downey's gratitude to Nolan only increases the anticipation for the upcoming Oscars.

Zendaya and Tom Holland defy breakup speculation

 Zendaya and Tom Holland, one of the best-known couples in Hollywood, once again captured the attention of the media by challenging the persistent rumors of a breakup that have followed them since last year. Well, they were seen leaving holding hands after the premiere of "Dune" in London, a film in which the famous woman shares the lead role with Timothée Chalamet.

According to reports from TMZ, Tom had a gentlemanly gesture with Zendaya by accompanying her to a car where they were waiting, even helping her get in, demonstrating his role as boyfriend. In addition, both were present at the party after the event.

This sighting marks the first time they have been seen together in public in a while, as fans began to notice that they had been separated. Even months ago, Zendaya unfollowed all accounts on her Instagram profile, without providing detailed explanations, while Holland still follows Zendaya on the platform.

Additionally, they had not been photographed together since before Halloween, with their last joint posts dated October 25 in Los Angeles. However, a source cited by the portal assured that they shared New Year's Eve.

Although they were previously spotted separately, with Zendaya driving around town and Holland being spotted hanging out at a fancy venue in West Hollywood, it seems clear now that their relationship is in good shape. Despite his reserved nature regarding his love life, this event suggests that things could be good between them.

Duna Part Two: Zendaya causes a sensation with a gala dress and unleashes memes on the networks

 Zendaya surprised the public with her boldness and style at the world premiere of Dune: Part Two in London, wearing a daring and iconic metal suit that is delighting social networks. The 27-year-old actress, known for her role as Chani, the love interest and adventure partner of Paul Atreides, played by Timothée Chalamet , in the otherworldly film franchise, sparked a wave of excitement among fans with her fashionable look. archive, but also many memes.

What outfit did Zendaya wear to the Dune: Part Two premiere in London?

Zendaya 's choice to wear an iconic Thierry Mugler design on the red carpet not only highlights her sophisticated sense of style, but also pays homage to the rich history and legacy of haute couture fashion. Mugler's fall 1995 collection was a milestone in the fashion industry, characterized by its futuristic designs, sculptural silhouettes and innovative materials. The metal suit chosen by Zendaya , with transparent panels around the chest, abdomen, back, legs and arms, captured the avant-garde essence and visionary vision of the French designer.

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What other projects has Zendaya appeared in?

Zendaya 's career has been on an upward trajectory since her beginnings in television, gaining recognition for her role in the Disney Channel series Shake It Up and later for her lead role in the HBO series Euphoria (80%) . Her versatility as an actress and her unique style have made her a fashion icon and a reference for a younger generation of fans.

Who is Chani in Dune, Zendaya's character?

In Dune: Part Two , Zendaya plays Chani, a key character in the complex plot of the science fiction saga. Chani is an inhabitant of the desert planet Arrakis and becomes a central figure in the life of Paul Atreides, starring in a story of love and adventure in the midst of political conflicts and power struggles.

Aaron Mercury, the young Mexican who competes in "The most beautiful face of 2024"

 

The digital platform TC Candler published a few days ago the annual list of nominees to find the most attractive people from different parts of the world.

Social network users participate in this list, who will be able to cast their vote to choose the winner.

Among the nominees are Hollywood actors Timothée Chalamet, Chris Evans, Henry Cavill, Brad Pitt, among others.

However, the list also includes Aaron Mercury, a Mexican influencer who has attracted the attention of locals and strangers for his physical appearance, but who is he? Here we tell you.

Discover Aarón Hernández González, known as Aaron Mercury, a young Mexican from Querétaro, known for his versatility as an influencer and singer.

Although he studied International Relations, he decided to dedicate himself full time to the world of digital entertainment, where he has achieved notable success.

Sex addiction and love traumas: the striking revelations of This Is Me... Now, Jennifer Lopez's most personal film

 

When Beyoncé released her acclaimed album, Lemonade , in 2016 , she was not only responding, once again, to the prejudices that were held about her as an artist but also taking control of the narrative of the ups and downs of her marriage to Jay Z. With “If life gives you lemons, prepare lemonade” as a leitmotif , the singer moved with ease through different rhythms, but without forgetting what was the driving force behind her project: building something powerful from heartbreak.

As a consequence, Lemonade had its inevitable visual accompaniment, a film tailored to that great album in which Beyoncé went through all the stages of a relationship on the verge of breaking down. From grabbing a bat to destroy a car as a way of achieving catharsis to the reconciliation that comes at the end, with an arduous path traveled, the artist delivered a visually striking work that elevated the album and in which she spoke for herself, without intermediaries, without the need to expose oneself to press questions or resort to damage control. Thus, Lemonade recorded the rawest side of married life, a life in constant movement, a life as extraordinary as it was common. Her protagonist was planted in reality and she became closer to her audience. In the end, it is difficult not to empathize with someone who is not afraid to show her wounds, with someone who shows herself to be human in the face of attacks.

This Friday, Jennifer Lopez released her brand new album, This Is Me…Now and its visual addition, This Is Me…Now : A Love Story , a film directed by Dave Meyers that is already out available on Amazon Prime . As for its objective, it is not far from what Beyoncé did eight years ago: to enhance her recording work with a film that is the purest reflection of it, with an episodic structure in which her compositions shine, and in which can also take advantage of her magnetism as an actress. However, J.LO takes another path on a narrative level. Unlike her colleague, in her feature film - co-written by her with Matt Walton - the heartbreak in love is not approached with nuances but with an astonishing superficiality, as if it were a mere pretext so that the star can, once again, place herself in a place of superiority already seen in his Netflix documentary, Halftime .

This Is Me…Now is the way the artist found to “sell herself” as a lover of love, as a person who sacrificed other aspects of her life in pursuit of finding the purest relationship possible. Therefore, his film, which has musical scenes, sequences worthy of the popular romantic comedies that he has been starring in in recent decades, and dramatic moments that are dissonant with that visual exercise that wants to be kitsch and fails to do so, is neither neither more nor less than the portrait of an odyssey that concludes when Lopez returns to the arms of her true love: Ben Affleck . If this sounds cheesy, it's because the star is actually not afraid to embrace the saccharine, whoever likes it.

Avatar: The Last Airbender | Sokka actor defends the changes to his character and says they cannot be 100% faithful

 

Amid growing anticipation for the live-action adaptation of Avatar: The Last Airbender on Netflix, one of the key actors in the cast, Ian Ousley , who plays Sokka, has come out in defense of the changes made to his character. After speculation and controversy among fans over the removal of Sokka's "sexism" from the series, Ousley has assured that the core essence of the beloved animated show remains intact in the new version.

Since talk began about the elimination of "sexism" in Sokka's narrative, many fans expressed their concern, arguing that this aspect was fundamental to the development of the character and his evolution throughout the original animated series. However, in a recent interview with Metro.co.uk , Ian Ousley directly addressed these concerns, stating that fans shouldn't be worried about drastic changes to Sokka's essence.

The 21-year-old actor explained that while some elements of the story have been adjusted to fit the live-action format, the essence of Sokka's character remains faithful to the animated original. Ousley emphasized that Sokka is still the same overprotective older brother and brave leader of the Southern Water Tribe, but with some modifications necessary for the new format.

"I think the essence of the character that Sokka is is 100% the character that is portrayed in the live-action version of the show," Ousley stated. "It's obviously different from an animated show to a live-action show in those aspects, but the heart and soul of the animated show is the breath that we're all participating in."

However, maintaining the essence does not imply that they have been 100% faithful. The actor acknowledged that certain aspects of his developmental arc may have been directed in different directions to adapt to the new medium: “We can't fit every arc of every element of the animated show. But its essence is still there.”

The time Taissa Farmiga revolutionized horror cinema without anyone noticing

 

Taissa Farmiga has established herself as a clear star of the horror genre. His passage through multiple seasons of American Horror Story , his work in the reboot of The Twilight Zone  or his passage through the saga The Conjuring with the spin-offs of The Nun exemplify it: But, beyond all these commercial productions released by all high in cinemas or on major television networks, it has also surprised in lesser-known products that had a direct premiere in domestic format, such as The Last Girl .

It is not surprising that a project like this was given little confidence, since we are talking about a film with such disparate elements that it was unimaginable that something like this could work on a commercial level . Its proposal revolved around a group of teenagers who cross the screen of a cinema and end up in the action of a slasher , facing the murderer and looking for a way to return to reality while facing the strange rules that govern in that universe. filmic.

It was a parody of classics of the genre such as Friday the 13th , Nightmare on Hell Street , Halloween and the concept of the “final girl” or “final survivor”, the typical female character who avoids sex, drugs or wrong behavior. whose sense of responsibility helps him survive and defeat the murderer. Taking this rule into account, the protagonists of The Last Girl had to try to stay alive by fleeing from any problematic action and trying to complete the action of the film in which they are trapped as stipulated in the script, otherwise they would be trapped. in an infinite loop with the scenes repeating over and over again.

Perhaps, its parody concept meant that it was not taken very seriously, but the truth is that we are talking about one of the most reputable horror films of the last decade . No matter how much risk this disparate mix between comedy, horror, film within a film, tributes or time loops entailed, The Last Girl managed to fit everything together with surprising inventiveness, escaping from the commonplaces of this type of stories to impact Where you least expect it.