‘Armageddon Time’: James Gray Talks Jessica Chastain’s Cameo & Says They Plan On Working Together Again

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MIKE Tindall and wife Zara's 12-second-long reunion hug on the I'm A Celebrity treetop bridge showed they're the perfect fit, according to a body language expert. The loved-up couple couldn't hide their joy at being together again after more than three weeks apart.

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Filmmaker James Gray has arguably been trying to avoid himself and his past these last few years, perhaps in order to create something new. A filmmaker who has spent much of his time exploring America and his roots in New York, with humanistic, moral, and family stories about class within the genre of crime (“Little Odessa,” “The Yards,” “We Own The Night”), in the last few years of his filmmaking career, Gray has seemingly gone as far away from New York as possible, into the jungles of the amazon for “The Lost City Of Z” (2014) and into the far reaches of outer space for “Ad Astra” (2019).  And while those films have expanded the palette of his preoccupation, “Ada Astra” in particular tackling ideas of American exceptionalism and its myths, perhaps both films—still centered on class, family, fatherhood and more— demonstrated, as far as he travels, the filmmaker cannot escape himself or his human obsessions and concerns.

James Gray‘s “Armageddon Time” finally hits theaters today after its world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival this past May. And the film, Gray’s follow-up to 2019’s “Ad Astra,” has a great deal of buzz surrounding it, with near-unanimous critical support.

Jessica Chastain attended the New York Knicks play against the Charlotte Hornets at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday evening.The 45-year-old performer appeared to be enjoying her time at the event, and she made a point of holding up a towel that featured the home team's logo while posing for a photo.She was accompanied by her stepfather, Michael Hastey, who was seated next to New York City native Tracy Morgan during the game.  Having fun: Jessica Chastain made a rare appearance with her stepfather Michael Hastey (center) as they sat next to Tracy Morgan (far left) at a New York Knicks game in NYC on Wednesday In attendance: Chastain held up a Knicks towel as her stepfather smiledJessica was raised in Sacramento, California by her mother Jerri Castain and stepfather Michael Hastey. The star's estranged father Michael Monasterio died in 2013. The actress' appearance at the event took place on the same day that her new movie, The Good Nurse, was released on the Netflix streaming platform. Chastain opted for a black jacket and a matching pair of pants as she watched the Knicks play. The Academy Award-winning performer rocked a set of high-heeled leather shoes and accessorized with several rings.Her bright red hair cascaded onto her shoulders and added a striking element of color to her outfit.

Jessica Chastain feels inspired by "the strength of women". The 45-year-old actress - who plays nurse Amy Loughren, a single mother with heart problems, in 'The Good Nurse' - has revealed that she's determined to shine a light on brilliant women. She explained: "I love women's stories so much and so I get really inspired by the strength of women.