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entertainment2 years ago

Judd Apatow Criticizes Oscars for Considering 'Barbie' in Best Adapted Screenplay Category

Judd Apatow has criticized the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences for classifying Greta Gerwig's "Barbie" film as an adapted screenplay, arguing that it is an original work since there was no preexisting story or material. This classification issue has been seen before with films like "Toy Story 3." The Writers Guild of America disagrees with the Academy, nominating "Barbie" as an original screenplay for its awards. Gerwig co-wrote the screenplay with Noah Baumbach, and official Oscar nomination voting is set for January 11.

via Deadline|
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entertainment2 years ago

"Oscar Buzz Around 'Barbie': Originality Debate Heats Up Over Adapted Screenplay Nomination"

Judd Apatow has criticized the Oscars' decision to classify Greta Gerwig's "Barbie" as an adapted screenplay, arguing that it should be considered original since there was no pre-existing story, only the character of Barbie. Despite this, the Academy has placed "Barbie" in the adapted category due to the characters being pre-existing dolls, while the Writers Guild of America recognizes it as original. Gerwig, a three-time Oscar nominee, co-wrote the script with Noah Baumbach, and it will only be eligible for votes in the adapted screenplay category during the official Oscar nomination voting on January 11.

via Variety|
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entertainment2 years ago

"Oscar Controversy: Judd Apatow Criticizes 'Barbie' Adapted Screenplay Nomination Amidst Category Debate"

Judd Apatow has criticized the Academy's decision to classify Greta Gerwig's "Barbie" as an adapted screenplay for the Oscars, arguing that it should be considered original since there was no pre-existing story, only the Barbie character. Despite this, the film will compete in the adapted screenplay category, differing from the Writers Guild of America's designation of it as an original work. The official Oscar nomination voting is set to occur on January 11.

via Yahoo Entertainment|
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entertainment2 years ago

"Billie Eilish Credits 'Barbie' Song for Overcoming Emotional Struggle and Existential Crisis"

Billie Eilish credited her work on the soundtrack for Greta Gerwig's upcoming 'Barbie' movie with helping her through a dark period in her life. While accepting the Chairman's Award at the Palm Springs Film Awards, Eilish shared her struggles with existential questions and hopelessness, and how the process of writing the song "What Was I Made For?" for the film unexpectedly resonated with her and improved her mental health and perspective on life. The experience of contributing to the movie and its empowering message provided her with a sense of being seen and rejuvenated her creativity.

via Entertainment Weekly News|
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entertainment2 years ago

Billie Eilish Dedicates 'Barbie' Song Award to Overcoming Emotional Struggles

Billie Eilish dedicated her award for the song "What Was I Made For?" from the Barbie soundtrack to those struggling with hopelessness and existential dread. Speaking at the Palm Springs International Film Festival, where she and her brother Finneas O'Connell were the first songwriters to receive the Chairman's Award, Eilish shared her personal connection to the song's themes and the impact the Barbie film had on her. The film, directed by Greta Gerwig, was also praised by Meryl Streep and became the highest-grossing film of the year.

via BBC.com|
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entertainment2 years ago

America Ferrera Defends 'Barbie' Speech Amid Feminism Debate

America Ferrera addressed criticism of her character's feminist monologue in the movie "Barbie," arguing that foundational messages about feminism remain necessary for many. She emphasized the importance of acknowledging different levels of understanding regarding women's experiences and the need for such discussions in society. Despite the speech being seen as basic by some, Ferrera highlighted its relevance, especially in places where the movie faced bans, and shared the pressure she felt in delivering the monologue effectively.

via Entertainment Weekly News|
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entertainment2 years ago

Margot Robbie Champions Barbie's Final Line Amid Studio Debates and Builds LuckyChap's Film Legacy

Margot Robbie, who is producing and starring in the upcoming 'Barbie' film, was determined to keep the movie's final line, "I’m here to see my gynecologist," despite concerns it might provoke questions from young viewers. She believes the line's importance in educating girls about reproductive health justifies any potential controversy. The film, directed by Greta Gerwig and also starring Ryan Gosling as Ken, is described as a hero's journey with a blend of silliness, surrealism, and sentimentality. It has become Warner Bros.' highest-grossing domestic release and the largest opening for a female director, with Gerwig becoming the only woman to solo-direct a billion-dollar movie. The production focused on practical effects and a vibrant pink aesthetic, aiming to evoke a sense of gleeful anarchy and childhood nostalgia.

via Hollywood Reporter|
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entertainment2 years ago

"Barbie's Screenplay Reclassified as Adapted, Shifting Its Oscars Competition Category"

The upcoming "Barbie" film, written by Greta Gerwig and Noah Baumbach, will compete in the Best Adapted Screenplay category at the Oscars, despite efforts by the writers to have it considered for Best Original Screenplay. The decision by the Academy mirrors past rulings where films based on existing characters or products, like "The Lego Movie," were classified as adaptations. This categorization has implications for the competition in both the Best Adapted and Best Original Screenplay categories, affecting the chances of various films in the upcoming awards.

via The A.V. Club|
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entertainment2 years ago

"Barbie's Screenplay Reclassified as Adapted in Oscars Controversy"

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has classified the upcoming Barbie movie, written by Greta Gerwig and Noah Baumbach, as an adapted screenplay. Warner Bros. had argued for it to be considered original, but the Academy's decision reflects the film's reliance on the established Barbie lore. The film is expected to receive various nominations during the award season, with the song "I’m Just Ken" already shortlisted for Best Original Song, and Ryan Gosling, who is interested in performing at the ceremony.

via Vulture|
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entertainment2 years ago

America Ferrera Defends 'Barbie' Monologue Amid Feminism Debate

America Ferrera has responded to criticism that her monologue in the upcoming "Barbie" movie simplifies feminism, arguing that the speech is necessary and cathartic for many viewers who may not be familiar with feminist theory. Despite the scene appearing seamless, it was shot multiple times with input from Ferrera and director Greta Gerwig to perfect the tone. Ferrera believes that the monologue addresses foundational issues in feminism and is relevant for audiences who are new to these concepts, as well as for those living in countries where the film is banned.

via NBC News|
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entertainment2 years ago

"Barbie" Enters Oscars Adapted Screenplay Category Amid Controversy

Greta Gerwig and Noah Baumbach's "Barbie" screenplay, originally campaigned as an original script, will now compete in the Best Adapted Screenplay category at the Oscars. The decision was made by the Academy's Writers Branch executive committee, despite the film being previously considered original by the Writers Guild of America and the BAFTAs. "Barbie," starring Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling, was the highest-grossing film of 2023 and has brought a modern twist to the iconic doll's mythology. Oscar nominations are set to be announced on January 23, with the ceremony taking place on March 10.

via IndieWire|
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entertainment2 years ago

"Barbie's Oscar Bid Shifts to Adapted Screenplay Amid Category Controversy"

Greta Gerwig's "Barbie," originally campaigned as an original screenplay, has been reclassified by the Academy's Writers Branch as an adapted screenplay. This decision diverges from the Writers Guild of America's designation of the film as original, which will remain for the WGA Awards. The film, starring Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling, explores Barbie's identity crisis. Gerwig, a three-time Oscar nominee, could face stiff competition in the adapted category from other notable films. Despite this shift, "Barbie" has received significant recognition, tying for the second-most nominations at the Golden Globes.

via Variety|
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entertainment2 years ago

"America Ferrera's 'Barbie' Monologue Sparks Conversation on Feminism and Youth"

America Ferrera's monologue in Greta Gerwig's upcoming Barbie film has struck a chord with both women and young girls, highlighting the societal pressures faced by women. The monologue, which discusses the contradictory expectations placed on women, resonated with an 11-year-old who used it for a theater audition, prompting a mix of humor and sadness from Ferrera. The emotional impact of the monologue was felt during filming, with both Ferrera and Gerwig, as well as the crew, moved to tears. Ferrera's collaboration with Gerwig in crafting the monologue brought authenticity to the script, emphasizing the truth of women's experiences.

via Rolling Stone|
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entertainment2 years ago

Margot Robbie's LuckyChap: Mastering Originality with 'Barbie' and 'Saltburn' Success

Margot Robbie's production company, LuckyChap, has seen significant success with their feminist reimagining of "Barbie," directed by Greta Gerwig, grossing $1.4 billion globally and gaining Oscar buzz. Alongside "Barbie," LuckyChap has produced "Saltburn" and "My Old Ass," showcasing their commitment to bold, original storytelling. The company, co-founded by Robbie, Tom Ackerley, and Josey McNamara, is expanding its reach with projects like an "Ocean's" franchise spin-off and Olivia Wilde's "Naughty." Robbie's hands-on production approach and the company's focus on female-driven narratives have positioned LuckyChap as a growing force in the entertainment industry.

via Variety|
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entertainment2 years ago

America Ferrera Defends 'Barbie' Monologue Amid Feminism Debate and Young Fans' Praise

America Ferrera defended her monologue in the "Barbie" movie against claims of oversimplification, arguing that foundational messages of feminism are still necessary and beneficial for many. She emphasized the importance of voicing feminist issues for those new to the concepts and for men who may not have considered them before. Despite some criticism, Ferrera highlighted the need for Feminism 101 and the collaborative effort with director Greta Gerwig to shape the speech to fit the film.

via Business Insider|
##americaferrera#barbiemovie