Carey Mulligan made a stylish statement at the Berlinale 2024 premiere of Spaceman by wearing a fresh-off-the-runway optical illusion dress from Schiaparelli's latest couture show, becoming the first celebrity to don a look from the collection. The fitted black velvet dress with flowy beige draping was originally worn by Irina Shayk, and Mulligan accessorized with classic black pumps and minimal jewelry. Earlier in the day, she sported a retro-inspired all-black suit with pointed shoulder pads for a photo call. Fans can anticipate her upcoming fashion choices at the Oscars, where she is nominated for Best Actress.
In the Netflix sci-fi drama "Spaceman," Adam Sandler plays a Czech astronaut, Jakub, whose marriage to Lenka (Carey Mulligan) is strained as he embarks on a solo mission in space. The film delves into themes of isolation, marital discord, and personal redemption, but falls short in its cosmic setting, making the emotional issues seem small and banal. While Sandler's performance is praised, the narrative's focus on marital soap opera and underdeveloped political background limit the impact of the story.
Adam Sandler discusses his desire to take on more dramatic roles following his latest film, Spaceman, which features elaborate stunts and a weightier performance. The film, based on the novel Spaceman of Bohemia, follows Sandler's astronaut character as he grapples with a failing marriage during a solitary research mission. Co-star Carey Mulligan also reflects on the impact of awards season, while the movie's global release on Netflix is set for March 1.
Margot Robbie, Carey Mulligan, and other BAFTA nominees attended the annual Charles Finch x Chanel pre-BAFTA party in London. Robbie, a Chanel ambassador and leading actress nominee, arrived in a sequined minidress, while fellow nominees Mulligan, Emma Stone, and Sandra Hüller were also present. Guests praised Robbie's performance in "Barbie," and discussed their favorite films of the year. Other attendees included Emily Blunt, Tom Ford, Emilia Clark, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, and Douglas Booth. The event also saw discussions on fashion and film, with attendees expressing admiration for Chanel and the evolving nature of the fashion industry.
Carey Mulligan called out actors who downplay the importance of awards, stating that they are lying. She expressed disappointment over Greta Gerwig's snub at the Oscars and emphasized the value of recognition in the industry. Mulligan, a three-time Oscar nominee, also shared her experience of receiving an Oscar nomination while pregnant and highlighted the challenges faced by female directors in the film industry.
Carey Mulligan, nominated for best actress at the Oscars for her role in "Maestro," expressed that awards do matter, despite actors claiming otherwise. She also lamented the snubs of Greta Gerwig for best director and Emerald Fennell's "Saltburn," reflecting on their critical acclaim and global success. Mulligan's film "Maestro" received seven Oscar nominations, including best picture, and she is also nominated for best actress at the Critics Choice Awards, BAFTA Film Awards, and Screen Actors Guild awards.
Carey Mulligan openly expresses her excitement about her Oscar nomination for "Maestro" and calls out actors who claim not to care about awards as "100 percent lying." She also voices disappointment over Greta Gerwig's snub in the Best Director category. Despite tough competition, Mulligan's performance in "Maestro" has been widely acclaimed, with critics praising her portrayal of Felicia Montealegre.
Carey Mulligan, Oscar-nominated for her role in Maestro, breaks the taboo of downplaying the importance of awards, stating that actors who claim they don't matter are "100% lying." She expresses disappointment over Greta Gerwig's omission from the Best Director category and recalls a memorable mix-up at last year's Bafta Awards.
Bradley Cooper and Carey Mulligan recalled how their first meeting ended with Cooper taking Mulligan to the hospital after she got injured during a play. This incident eerily foreshadowed their dynamic in the film Maestro, where Cooper's character dutifully cares for his wife when she falls ill. The actors shared this story on The Graham Norton Show, and also discussed Cooper's previous experience of taking Brooke Shields to the hospital after she had a fall. Maestro, which received seven Oscar nominations, is now streaming on Netflix and playing in select theaters.
Bradley Cooper, Carey Mulligan, and other stars react to their 2024 Oscar nominations, with "Oppenheimer" leading with 13 nominations. Cooper and Mulligan express gratitude for their nominations in "Maestro," while Martin Scorsese pays tribute to Robbie Robertson for "Killers of the Flower Moon." Other nominees, including Robert Downey Jr., Billie Eilish, and Martin Scorsese, also share their reactions to their nominations.
Natalie Portman expressed her disinterest in Method acting, stating that it's a luxury women can't afford due to family responsibilities. She emphasized the challenges of fully immersing oneself in a role while balancing motherhood. Similarly, Carey Mulligan shared her initial reservations about the technique before fully committing to it for a film. While some male actors advocate for Method acting, it has also sparked controversy and criticism within the industry for its potential impact on behavior and environment.
Natalie Portman expressed that Method acting is a luxury that many women, including herself, cannot afford due to family and personal responsibilities, contrasting with male actors like Jared Leto who are known for fully immersing themselves in their roles. Her comments follow recent statements by Carey Mulligan and others about their experiences with Method acting, highlighting the differing approaches between male and female actors.
Elizabeth Debicki proudly brandished her Golden Globe award for her role as Princess Diana in The Crown at the Netflix afterparty, while Carey Mulligan shrugged off her loss for her role in Maestro. Emma Stone triumphed for her role in Poor Things, and Succession and Oppenheimer were among the biggest winners of the night at the 81st Golden Globe Awards.
Actress Carey Mulligan revealed on the "Smartless" podcast that she didn't consider her now-husband, Marcus Mumford, as "boyfriend material" when they first met as pre-teens. Despite not being initially attracted to him, Mulligan described Mumford as the kindest person she had ever met. They remained friends, became pen pals, lost touch, and reconnected years later through Facebook. Eventually, they decided to date and got married in 2012. The couple now has two children and recently welcomed their third child, whose details have not been disclosed.
Carey Mulligan discusses her transformative experience playing Felicia Montealegre in the film "Maestro," which pushed her out of her comfort zone as an actor. She spent years preparing for the role, studying Montealegre's unique dialect and working closely with a dialect coach. Mulligan also took painting classes and copied Montealegre's paintings during quarantine. The film required her to portray Montealegre at different ages, and she enjoyed seeing herself age through makeup and prosthetics. Mulligan reflects on the connection she felt with Montealegre, who, like herself, may have been nervous to fully commit as an actor. The role is expected to earn Mulligan another Oscar nomination.
