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Timothée Chalamet's enthusiasm for returning to work after COVID-19 quarantine annoyed Jennifer Lawrence while filming "Don't Look Up." Chalamet's eagerness to interact with others on set clashed with Lawrence's experience of being targeted for pranks while high on marijuana, which she used to connect with her stoner character.
Timothée Chalamet revealed in a GQ cover story that Jennifer Lawrence called their day of filming "Don't Look Up" the most annoying day of her life. Chalamet explained that his enthusiasm to be back on set after quarantine was off-putting to some co-stars, including Lawrence, who consumed marijuana on set to connect with her stoner character. The film's release was delayed due to the ongoing SAG-AFTRA strike.
As COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations rise in the US, experts provide updates on COVID protocols. The FDA is expected to approve updated boosters targeting currently circulating COVID subvariants, making them available by mid-to-late September. CDC guidelines recommend testing for those with symptoms or exposure to COVID, with isolation and mask-wearing protocols for positive cases. Treatment is recommended for high-risk individuals, and three treatments are currently available. The CDC recommends high-quality masks in high-risk settings, but the decision to mask in public is up to individual risk tolerance. Healthcare settings may adopt universal masking based on risk assessment.
Tom Cruise addresses rumors that people on set were not allowed to look him in the eye, stating it as the weirdest story he's heard about himself. His co-star Simon Pegg defends Cruise's behavior during his viral rant against a crew member for not following COVID-19 protocols, emphasizing Cruise's dedication to preserving the power of cinema. Cruise expresses his love for making high-quality blockbuster films and hopes to entertain audiences with Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning Part 1, which hits theaters on July 12.
Tom Cruise denies the rumor that people are not allowed to look him in the eye on set, according to a conversation with his "Mission: Impossible" collaborators Christopher McQuarrie and Simon Pegg. Pegg describes Cruise as more normal than his intense public persona suggests and recalls Cruise's outburst on the set in 2020 when he berated crew members for breaking COVID-19 protocols. Despite the leaked video revealing a rarely seen side of Cruise, his dedication to on-set COVID safety and keeping productions alive during the pandemic was well-received within the industry. "Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning Part One" is set to open on July 14.