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Glenn Close responded to criticism of her new legal drama 'All’s Fair' by posting a humorous throwback referencing her film 'Fatal Attraction,' after the show received harsh reviews and a 0% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
Glenn Close responded to the negative reviews of her new show 'All's Fair,' which received a 0% Rotten Tomatoes score initially, by sharing a humorous, film-referenced drawing on Instagram, referencing her iconic role in 'Fatal Attraction.'
Glenn Close has joined the cast of "Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery," the third film in the Knives Out franchise directed by Rian Johnson. Daniel Craig will reprise his role as detective Benoit Blanc, with other cast members including Josh O’Connor, Cailee Spaeny, Andrew Scott, and Kerry Washington. The film is set to launch in 2025.
Glenn Close has joined the cast of "Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery," the third installment in Rian Johnson's thriller series starring Daniel Craig. The film, set to begin production in the UK in early June, also features Josh O'Connor, Cailee Spaeny, Andrew Scott, and Kerry Washington. Plot details remain under wraps, but it will follow the same intricate mystery format as the previous films.
Kerry Washington and Glenn Close have joined the cast of "Knives Out 3," alongside Daniel Craig, Andrew Scott, Josh O'Connor, and Cailee Spaeny. Directed by Rian Johnson, the film, titled "Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery," is set to begin production soon and release in 2025. Plot details remain under wraps, but it promises to be detective Benoit Blanc's most dangerous case yet.
Actress Glenn Close believes that Robin Williams would still be alive if his close friend Christopher Reeve had not died, citing their strong friendship and the support they provided each other. Close observed their bond while filming "The World According to Garp" in 1982 and emphasized the impact of their connection on both their lives. Williams, who died by suicide in 2014, was later found to have been dealing with Lewy body dementia, a neurological disorder.
Actress Glenn Close believes that if Christopher Reeve had not died, her close friend Robin Williams would still be alive, citing the strong bond between the two actors. Close shared anecdotes of their friendship, highlighting the support they provided each other during challenging times. Williams, who died by suicide in 2014, was later found to have been suffering from Lewy body dementia, a condition that went undiagnosed during his lifetime.
Glenn Close claims that Robin Williams might still be alive if Christopher Reeve hadn't died in 2004, as revealed in a new documentary exploring Reeve's life. Williams, who died in 2014, struggled with undiagnosed Lewy body dementia, leading to intense depression. Close described the enduring friendship between Williams and Reeve as a "life-giving force," recalling their fast-paced lifestyle. The documentary, "Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story," delves into their friendship and the impact of Reeve's death on Williams.
Glenn Close revealed in the documentary Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story that she believes Robin Williams might still be alive if Christopher Reeve had not passed away. Close spoke about the close bond between Williams and Reeve, who became close friends after studying together at Juilliard School. The documentary also features interviews with Reeve's family and friends, depicting his rise to fame and his battle with the darkest thoughts after his paralysis.
Glenn Close and Natalie Portman had a fangirl moment when they encountered Rihanna at Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week, with Close sharing a photo of their interaction on Instagram and Portman's candid video with Rihanna popping up on social media shortly after. The trio exchanged compliments and affectionate gestures, with Rihanna praising Portman as "one of the hottest b----es in Hollywood" and expressing her admiration for her innocence, while Portman professed her love for Rihanna's music. The encounter was a highlight of the star-studded event, with other celebrities like Jennifer Lopez and Hunter Schafer also making appearances.
Will Reeve, the youngest son of late actor Christopher Reeve, was spotted in New York City with his girlfriend, Amanda Dubin. The couple attended Glenn Close's Bring Change to Mind's Revels & Revelations event, where Ryan Reynolds received the Robin Williams Legacy of Laughter Award. Will, who closely resembles his father, works as an ABC News correspondent and is actively involved in his parents' foundation dedicated to spinal cord injury research.
The TV remake of "Fatal Attraction" on Paramount+ puts a female-centric spin on the 1987 movie, with Lizzy Caplan playing Alex Forrest, who takes revenge on her ex-lover Dan Gallagher (Joshua Jackson). Unlike the movie, there is no bunny-boiling, and the relationship between Alex and Dan is more emotional than physical. The show also explores Alex's mental illness and childhood trauma, making her a more sympathetic character. The series follows the fallout for Dan's ex-wife Beth (Amanda Peet) and their daughter Ellen (Alyssa Jirrels) after Dan is released from prison for killing Alex.
As the new Paramount+ series "Fatal Attraction" airs, here are some behind-the-scenes secrets from the making of the iconic 1987 movie. The film was based on a short story by screenwriter James Dearden, who drew inspiration from his own experiences. Michael Douglas and Glenn Close were not the first choices for the lead roles, but they proved everyone wrong. Close gave herself a backstory to get into character, and kept the knife she used in the final attack as a keepsake. The original ending was changed due to audience response, and Close almost refused to re-shoot it.
The new eight-episode re-conception of Fatal Attraction on Paramount+ fails to find a balance between voyeuristic thrills and psychological nuance, and lacks any important connection to the zeitgeist. Despite exceptional performances from Lizzy Caplan and Toby Huss, the series offers no improvement over the original and has two unsatisfying endings. The show tries to have it both ways with its depiction of the characters, but ultimately fails to deliver a worthwhile viewing experience.
The cast and creative team behind the new Paramount+ series "Fatal Attraction" discuss updating the original film with a focus on marriage, infidelity, and mental health. Lizzy Caplan and Joshua Jackson star in the reimagined series, which explores the backstory and mental health struggles of Glenn Close's character, Alex Forrest. Close herself has expressed frustration with how her character was portrayed in the original film. The series includes a nod to the iconic rabbit scene, but without harming any animals. The show starts streaming on Sunday.