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Olga Kurylenko goes from jumping out of a plane as a Bond girl to jumping in the grass in a Terrence Malick film
In Malick’s new script-less film ‘To The Wonder’ Kurylenko has to rely on her movements to tell the story.
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Bond girl Olga Kurylenko found freedom in Terrence Malick’s script-less 'To the Wonder'
Kurylenko, who played opposite Daniel Craig in 'Quantum of Solace,' says she was swept away by the experience of making 'To The Wonder.'
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Ryan Gosling not the only commonality between ‘The Place Beyond the Pines’ and ‘Blue Valentine,’ says director
Derek Cianfrance had to work with another tight budget on his latest film, which meant the cast stayed in the Holiday Inn and ate cheeseburgers.
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Derek Cianfrance says Ryan Gosling makes him a better filmmaker
The director of ‘The Place Beyond the Pines’ and ‘Blue Valentine’ says the Canadian actor is a ‘magic person.’
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Working with ‘Silver Linings Playbook’ director was ‘life-changing’ for Bradley Cooper
In the new David O. Russell-film, Cooper stars as a former teacher with mental issues, who forms an unlikely friendship with an eccentric widow played by Jennifer Lawrence.
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Movie-lovers, mark your calendars: 2013 TIFF dates announced
The Toronto International Film Festival will mark the 38th edition of the festival.
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From Bruges to Hollywood: McDonagh and Farrell reignite the comedic spark for ‘Seven Psychopaths’
"(In terms of) comedy, Martin’s stuff works for me on every level," says Colin Farrell of McDonagh.
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Emily Blunt says she was ‘desperate’ to be in sci-fi thriller, ‘Looper’
Even before the actress came across her character in the script for the sci-fi thriller, Emily Blunt knew she wanted to be in the film.
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Alexander Siddig rolls with the punches performing his own stunts in “Inescapable”
British actor Alexander Siddig talks about throwing punches on his new film “Inescapable” and actively pursuing positive roles for Middle Eastern actors.
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Jake Gyllenhaal witnesses real-life murder while preparing for “End of Watch”
Jake Gyllenhaal witnessed a real-life murder between two rival drug dealers while on a ride-along preparing for his new role in the cop thriller “End of Watch.”
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'Silver Linings Playbook' Toronto film fest audience fave
The feelgood romantic dramedy starring Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence was named audience favourite at the Toronto International Film Festival.
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That's a wrap: CTV.ca reporter picks her top 5 moments of TIFF
As the house lights come on, the celebrities go home and the coffee wears off, Sheri Block looks back at her most memorable moments.
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That's a Wrap: Confessions of a TIFF first-timer
Michael Jodha explains the importance of Starbucks, schmoozing and style during his first time at TIFF.
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Celine Dion sings in Toronto film fest closer 'A Song For Marion'
The voice of Montreal chanteuse Celine Dion will help wrap up the Toronto International Film Festival tonight.
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Terence Stamp gets chance to sing in TIFF closing film 'A Song for Marion'
The actor -- whose lengthy list of screen credits includes "Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace," and "The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert" -- says he felt uniquely connected to "A Song for Marion."
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Actors say working with new directors can be a wildcard - with a big payoff
Actors who worked with first-time directors say that while taking a job with a rookie helmer can be a risk -- it can also have a big payoff.
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Spike Lee says treatment of Michael Jackson in media was 'shameful'
"People, they had the hater-ade. They were drinking hater-ade," the two-time Academy Award nominee said in an interview during the Toronto International Film Festival, where the movie screened.
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Spike Lee says treatment of Michael Jackson in media was 'shameful'
"People, they had the hater-ade. They were drinking hater-ade," the two-time Academy Award nominee said in an interview during the Toronto International Film Festival, where the movie screened.
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Zac Efron was cool with Nicole Kidman peeing on him in 'The Paperboy'
For his role in 'The Paperboy,' Zac Efron has to get in a fight, dance in his underwear, and get peed on by Nicole Kidman.
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In love and war: Canadian director Ruba Nadda carefully treads on Syrian politics in ‘Inescapable’
Ruba Nadda weaves a story about love, loss and oppression in Syria, carefully mixing fiction with facts for her latest film, “Inescapable.”
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Billy Bob Thornton believes he's the right guy to direct smaller films
The North American premiere of Billy Bob Thornton's "Jayne Mansfield's Car" was held at the Toronto International Film Festival last night.
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Watson, Efron, Gomez among young stars making transition at Toronto film fest
Some of Hollywood's young talent that attended the 2012 Toronto International Film Festival have made transitions from their most well-known roles.
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Bollywood actress Sridevi tackles laddus and the English language in her comeback film, “English Vinglish”
Indian actress Sridevi teams up with first time director Gauri Shinde to tell a story many people have experienced: learning the English language.
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Bill Murray mulls Oscar prospects as Roosevelt
A best actor nominee for 2003's "Lost in Translation," Murray could have Oscar prospects again as Franklin Delano Roosevelt in "Hyde Park on the Hudson," a comic drama that played the ongoing Toronto International Film Festival.
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‘Lore’ looks at WWII from the perspective of children of Nazis
Director Cate Shorthand’s sophomore film “Lore” asks audiences to look at history from every person’s perspective. Even the children of Nazis.
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Christopher Walken didn’t give Sam Rockwell any tips on how to be the 'latter-day' version of him
The two actors, who appear together in ‘Seven Psychopaths,’ chat about why everyone thinks they’re so quirky and why everyone tries to imitate Walken’s accent.
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A senseless mistake threatens to cost a young man everything in ‘What Richard Did’
Director Lenny Abrahamson says that even though the film centres on a privileged Irish student who gets into trouble, the story has a universal appeal.
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'Rebelle' star not living a 'fairytale,' despite accolades, says director
"Rebelle (War Witch)" star Rachel Mwanza has gone from living on the streets to winning best-actress trophies, but the 15-year-old actress is not living a life of glamour.
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Banned Iranian actress takes another controversial role with ‘The Patience Stone’
Banned in Iran for making controversial films, actress Golshifteh Farahani brings to life an Iranian woman on the road to liberation in her latest film, “The Patience Stone.”
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Toronto filmmaker Rob Stewart hopes to start a ‘Revolution’ with new film
Stewart, who received worldwide acclaim for his 2007 doc “Sharkwater,” has released a new film about saving the human race.
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Bill Murray felt compelled to play Franklin D. Roosevelt
Actor Bill Murray says it was an ambitious move playing U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt in "Hyde Park on Hudson."
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Octavia Spencer welcomes small but key roles, like alcoholic in 'Smashed'
Oscar-winning actress Octavia Spencer rose to the ranks of Hollywood's elite with a small but key role as an outspoken maid in "The Help."
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The awkward sex in “The Sessions” really was awkward, says star John Hawkes
“The Sessions” star admits the intimate scenes he shared with co-star Helen Hunt were really uncomfortable on-set. But it was that oddness that the film required, and the pair nailed it.
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McConaughey, Farrell, Gordon-Levitt talk about seeing their films for 1st time
While the glitzy premieres feature plenty of flashbulbs on the red carpet, they're also the first time some actors have seen their film -- and that can be a special experience.
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Brandon Cronenberg gets it: People want to compare him to his father
Brandon Cronenberg’s first feature-length film, “Antiviral,” depicts how society develops an unhealthy obsession with celebrities in the distant future. So why is everyone asking him about his father?
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Christopher Walken plays against type as struggling cellist in 'A Late Quartet'
Christopher Walken is well known for playing sinister characters, and relished the chance to take on a "more human" role in this film
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Bond girl Olga Kurylenko found freedom in Terrence Malick’s script-less 'To the Wonder'
Kurylenko, who played opposite Daniel Craig in 'Quantum of Solace,' says she was swept away by the experience of making 'To The Wonder.'
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Brian De Palma knows erotic thriller 'Passion' is divisive
Brian De Palma says his latest project "Passion" -- which is inspiring both walk-outs and applause at the Toronto International Film Festival -- is Rachel McAdams' grown-up version of "Mean Girls."
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Chernick hopes 'My Awkward Sexual Adventure' stands out amid serious TIFF fare
The 39-year-old Chernick describes the raunchy, raucous film (directed by Sean Garrity) as a "romantic" comedy, but don't expect the artful love scenes that usually populate those kinds of movies.
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Matthias Schoenaerts 2012's breakout star? Marion Cotillard thinks so
The first time Oscar-winning French actress Marion Cotillard met her hunky "Rust & Bone" co-star Matthias Schoenaerts, she was blown away.
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Former teen star Winona Ryder ‘psyched’ to be 40
The actress, who rose to fame with ‘Beetlejuice’ and ‘Heathers’ in the 80s, says she is more content now than she has ever has been.
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Heartless hit man and loving family man: Michael Shannon brings both to life in ‘The Iceman’
Michael Shannon portrays real-life mob man and serial killer Richard Kuklinski in the new film by Ariel Vromen.
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Playing a cop’s wife and dancing with Jake Gyllenhaal equally challenging for “End of Watch” star Anna Kendrick
Anna Kendrick sounds off on Jake Gyllenhaal’s ability to bust a move, playing a cop’s wife, and rehearsing scenes that were never meant to be included in the film.
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TIFF world premieres can be surprising - even for the actors
Seeing a world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival can be a unique and often surprising experience -- even for the actors in the movie.
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'Wallflower' gives Emma Watson new fantasy role as ordinary high school teen
For her first major film role since leaving the world of Potter behind, Watson chose "The Perks of Being a Wallflower," in which she plays an American teen who's part of a clique of hip outsiders at a Pittsburgh school.
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‘The Reluctant Fundamentalist’ opens discussion that needs to be had, says star Kiefer Sutherland
Director Mira Nair starts a post-9/11 conversation most Americans would shy away from in her new political thriller, “The Reluctant Fundamentalist.”
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Ambitious, sprawling 'Cloud Atlas' a welcome challenge for A-list cast
The ambitious, centuries-spanning film "Cloud Atlas" tackles such heady ideas as reincarnation, the eternity of love and the very nature of humanity.
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Colin Farrell sheds light on his characters’ famous f-bombs
The ‘Seven Psychopaths’ actor jokes that ‘years of practice’ have helped make his onscreen swearing so memorable.
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Robert Redford had to convince Julie Christie to be in 'The Company You Keep'
In an interview Sunday at the Toronto International Film Festival, Redford said he was captivated by Christie in Sarah Polley's "Away from Her" and wanted her for his new movie.
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Johnny Depp shares 'ink' with Damien Echols
The man Johnny Depp helped release from Arkansas' death row has become like a brother to him, right down to getting matching tattoos.
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Derek Cianfrance says Ryan Gosling makes him a better filmmaker
The director of ‘The Place Beyond the Pines’ and ‘Blue Valentine’ says the Canadian actor is a ‘magic person.’
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Ben Affleck: ‘Argo’ is giant ‘thank you’ to Canadians
Ben Affleck points out Canada’s morally right attitude in his film “Argo,” admitting the U.S. owes Canada for saving the lives of its citizens during the Iran-U.S. hostage conflict in the 1970s.
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‘The Master’ director Paul Thomas Anderson skirts Scientology question at TIFF
The movie, which has already picked up top film awards, stars Philip Seymour Hoffman as a charismatic leader of a religious group and Joaquin Phoenix as his protégé.
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Ryan Gosling says working with director Derek Cianfrance changed his life
In an interview Saturday, Gosling gushed about Cianfrance's ability to create a sense of realism on set, noting he lets his actors spend a lot of time bonding in their surroundings.
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TIFF Day 3: How Bradley Cooper made me blush
How a serious question about how Cooper chose his role in 'Silver Linings Playbook' turned into CTV.ca's Sheri Block accidentally making fun of one of the biggest stars in Hollywood.
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Johnny Depp at TIFF to support doc 'West of Memphis'
Megastar Johnny Depp says he's at the Toronto International Film Festival this weekend to help a friend fight for justice.
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From must-see films to can’t-miss celebs: etalk has TIFF 2012 covered
Red carpets, exclusive interviews, celebrity sightings, A-list parties . . . and ice cream. When it comes to TIFF 2012, etalk has it covered.
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TIFF doc explores whether disco touched off a cultural revolution
The cheeky doc finds Kastner probing recent academic re-interpretations into the supposedly understated cultural importance of the by-gone '70s dancefloor sensation.
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Without a computer or cell phone, Christopher Walken says he ‘doesn’t exist’
The veteran actor, who plays a con man in ‘Seven Psychopaths,’ admits he hasn’t embraced the digital age.
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Girls, guns and Gomez? ’Spring Breakers’ turns Disney girls into women
You won’t see Selena Gomez using magic powers or Ashley Benson hiding from a stalker in the bad-girl flick “Spring Breakers.” The actresses are all grown up and aren’t afraid to show how hardcore they’ve become.
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'Twilight' star Kristen Stewart makes first appearance since affair with married director
For her return, hundreds of fans eagerly gathered early in the morning Thursday, awaiting her walk on the red carpet for her latest film, "On the Road."
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Star Spotting: Friday, Sept. 7, 2012
Do you want to catch a glimpse of Gosling, Cooper, Affleck, Law, Franco or Farrell? CTV.ca knows where to find them!
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Hover boards and holographs: ‘Looper’ cast pick their favourite futuristic gadgets
Bruce Willis and Joseph Gordon-Levitt share their plans for that fateful day time travel becomes possible as they promote their new film, the sci-fi thriller “Looper.”
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Emily Blunt wasn’t thrown for a ‘loop’ when acting in her first sci-fi film
Emily Blunt is no stranger to playing strong females and when it comes to ‘Looper’ that meant cussing and chopping wood.
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Too many TIFF movies on your must-see list? Let CTV.ca help you out!
Overwhelmed by the outstanding selection of films at TIFF 2012? So are we! But we've scouted out what looks to be some of the most promising screenings at the festival. Check out our list of ten films (plus trailers) not to miss!
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Screenings, stars and sleep deprivation: CTV.ca reporter prepares for TIFF
Watching films and drinking a lot of coffee: Sheri Block gets ready for the craziest 11 days of the year.
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Montreal-born Nadda explores her Syrian past in paranoid thriller 'Inescapable'
The Montreal-born writer-director, who spent a considerable chunk of her adolescence shuffling between Syria and Canada, intended the film as an eye-opening critique of what she feels is a poisonous government regime.
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TIFF kicks off Day 1 with time-traveling action drama 'Looper'
A total of 372 films will unspool during the 11-day festival that's become known for drawing in titles that go on to win Oscars.
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Selena Gomez says role in 'Spring Breakers' might be shocking for younger fans
Selena Gomez is set to share her film, "Spring Breakers," at the 2012 Toronto International Film Festival.
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Brandon Cronenberg ready for the inevitable comparisons to father David
His debut "Antiviral," which screens next week at the Toronto International Film Festival and opens in theatres Oct. 12, admittedly has a few things in common with some of his father David's best work.
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The road to Oscar gold begins at TIFF
Many movies that have premiered to much acclaim at the annual festival have gone on to score big at the Academy Awards.
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Got your sunglasses, comfy shoes and list of restaurants ready? Check out our TIFF survival guide and be ready for all ten days!
With celebs dining at every corner of the city and films screening at all hours, CTV.ca has put together a handy list of tips and essentials to make sure you don't burn out from all of the excitement during TIFF!
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The 2012 TIFF Roster: The full list of stars that are set to appear at this year's festival
The full list of the acting heavyweights slated to appear at the Toronto International Film Festival.
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Gosling! Cooper! Hanks! A laundry list of A-list stars set to appear at TIFF
A star-packed guest list has been announced for this year's Toronto International Film Festival, with appearances expected by Ryan Gosling, Johnny Depp, Bradley Cooper, Gwyneth Paltrow, James Franco, Tom Hanks, Keira Knightley and Kristen Wiig.
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Films from Spike Lee, Walter Salles, Lee Daniels set to appear at TIFF
The Toronto International Film Festival has added a number of high-profile films to its already impressive 2012 roster.
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New flicks from Polley, McGowan, Dolan and Cronenberg's son among TIFF slate
Programmers say the Canadian slate will be anchored by Polley's documentary "Stories We Tell," among others.
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Sci-fi flick ‘Looper’ to open TIFF 2012; films starring Affleck, Gosling and Redford to premiere
The Sept. 6 - 16 festival will feature a diverse lineup of gala films and special presentations including Ben Affleck’s ‘Argo’ and Robert Redford’s ‘The Company You Keep.’