Lily-Rose Depp
Natalie interviews her good pal Lily-Rose Depp in Interview magazine on the occasion of the upcoming release of “Nosferatu”, the latest film starring the young actress and directed by Robert Eggers. Natalie and Lily-Rose met during the filming of Planetarium eight years ago, and have become great friends ever since. The link to the article is after the jump:
(more…)Another Planetarium clip has emerged on the occasion of the upcoming release of the movie in American cinemas. Here it is:
Natalie is still in France these days (Maybe to attend some other event?), and yesterday she dined at Tetou restaurant in Cannes with her friend Lily-Rose Depp, with whom…
Natalie and Planetarium co-star Lily-Rose Depp are being featured on the cover of the 15 April 2017 issue of Gioia! in promotion of the Italian release of their film.…
Planetarium opens in France today. Unfortunately, Rebecca Zlotowski’s latest film, starring Natalie and Lily Rose Depp, hasn´t had a critical reception as good as Jackie, but this movie supposes the opportunity to see our favorite actress in a mysterious and interesting role. To celebrate the release, here we have an interview (in French) of the director in Allocine, and a few instagram photos shared by some people of the crew (including the director herself).
Here’s another TIFF review! Critics have been a bit hard on this French-Belgium production, and after viewing the film, I can unfortunately see why.
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Rebecca Zlotowski is known for pushing boundaries, especially with 2013’s Grand Central. At 36, she has a future ahead of her. With the premise of Planetarium being leaked earlier this year, that film seemed like her future. Two sisters who are mediums being channeled by an early film maker? Sign us up! However, it isn’t once you watch the film that reality sets in. If anything, the first half an hour or so is actually spectacular and even magical. It is, instead, after this segment of the film that you find out how it really is. Planetarium has imaginative concepts, but you would have to lunge yourself to reach where the potential sits from where the film takes you. Planetarium had such promise, but it gets lost amidst its own ambitions.
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The last round (though I’m sure there are a few more stragglers) of portraits of Natalie taken during the Toronto International Film Festival, starting with these two shots taken by Caitlin Cronenberg at W‘s on-site studio:
A behind-the-scenes ‘Gram and more after the jump! (more…)
The next round of TIFF portraits is here, starting with this striking shot taken at the Deadline photo studio yesterday:
More to follow after the jump! (more…)