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“I came to see how much he loved acting. I never got that before."Michael added, "To sit down and talk about acting and talk about Shakespeare and ‘King Lear’.“This guy can play King Lear! People don’t expect that of him.

Zoey Deutch shared a loving kiss with Jimmy Tatro as they made stylish appearances at the star-studded Theater Camp Premiere Party on Saturday in Utah during the Sundance Film Festival. The Not Okay actress, 28, was effortlessly chic as she bundled up while attending the special event to support her boyfriend, 30, who was cast in the comedic film as Troy. The talented star, who is the daughter of Back To The Future alum, Lea Thompson, recently enjoyed a once-in-a-lifetime getaway to Antarctica with Jimmy and other celebrity pals, such as Nina Dobrev.   Stylish duo: Zoey Deutch, 28, and her boyfriend, Jimmy Tatro, 30, bundled up as they attended the Theater Camp Premiere Party in Park City, Utah on Saturday during Sundance Film Festival Zoey was elegant wearing a pair of high-waisted, black slacks along with a black velvet corseted top that was tucked into the waist of the stylish pants.  The Something From Tiffany's actress layered her fitted look with a long, black duster coat and added a fuzzy black hat that partially covered her blonde locks that flowed down past her shoulders in elegant curls. She slipped into a pair of black, heeled boots for a finishing touch to her overall ensemble for the special event.  Cute! The Not Okay actress shared a loving kiss on her boyfriend's left cheek as they posed for a quick photo session after arriving at the star-studded event  Her nails were painted a vibrant red to add a pop of color to the actress's monochromatic outfit. The beauty was pictured sharing a sweet kiss on her boyfriend's cheek as they posed for a quick photo session together, causing the comedian to flash a big smile. The actor also opted for warmth as he accompanied Zoey for the eventful evening.

EXCLUSIVE: Productivity Media (PMI) and Wind Sun Sky Entertainment (WSS) have hired producer Navid McIlhargey as Head of Content for both companies. 

Zoey Deutch posted stunning photos on Tuesday to celebrate the upcoming release of her new movie Something From Tiffany's. The 28-year-old actress looked like something out of a dream in her Instagram post wearing a 'Tiffany blue' themed outfit with matching eyeshadow and nails. Styled in a light blue buttoned blazer top and matching skirt, the beauty showed off some skin while still remaining classy.  Something blue: Zoey Deutch showed off her stunning appearance in photos for her new film Something From Tiffany's Regal lady: The beauty got up close and personal to show off her supple skin and simple makeup lookHer blonde hair was parted to the side and left down in loose waves.A notable aspect of her outfit was the lack of jewelry, aside from a pair of dangly pearl earrings. The simplicity of the jewelry left more room for the outfit and makeup to be admired.  Produced by Hello Sunshine, Reese Witherspoon's production company, the story follows Rachel, played by Deutch, whose life gets upended when an engagement ring meant for someone else leads her to the person she's supposed to be with.  Classic with a twist: The 28-year-old gave off model behavior while posing in a very clean and tasteful outfit Beauty queen: The actress looked slightly to the side to give off a regal auraThe movie will be released on Amazon Prime for streaming on December 9. The star is the daughter of actress Lea Thompson, who is most known for her roles in Back to the Future and Switched at Birth.

Zoey Deutch opted for a spectacular all-blue look while attendingthe premiere of her latest film, Not Okay, at Angelika Film Center in New York on Thursday.The 27-year-old actress - the daughter of actress Lea Thompson and film director Howard Deutch - was a vision in a sapphire blue mini dress that showed off her toned legs, and featured a plunging neckline and playfully frilly sleeves.Joining her at the premiere was the film's director Quinn Shephard, as well as her co-stars Dylan O'Brien, Nadia Alexander, and Sarah Yarkin among others. A frill!Zoey Deutch opted for a spectacular all-blue look while attending the Not Okay premiere at Angelika Film Center in New York on ThursdayDeutch slipped her feet into a pair of blue Manolo Blahnik Hangisi satin pumps with a crystal buckle, that matched her eye-catching dress.

Zoey Deutch rocked a stylish look at a special screening for her new film Not Okay on Monday evening.The 27-year-old actress - the daughter of actress Lea Thompson and film director Howard Deutch - hit the red carpet at theBustle Tastemaker Screening in Los Angeles.She was joined by Not Okay writer-director Quinn Shepherd and Bustle's Emma Rosenblum on the red carpet. Zoey:Zoey Deutch rocked a stylish look at a special screening for her new film Not Okay on Monday evening Red carpet ready:She was joined by Not Okay writer-director Quinn Shepherd and Bustle's Emma Rosenblum on the red carpetDeutch stepped out in a stylish sparkling spaghetti strap purple mini-dress that fell to her mid-thigh.The actress didn't accessorize for the event except for a small hair clip as the actress posed with her writer-director Quinn Shephard.

Zoey Deutch dared to bare her abs at the Giorgio Armani show during Paris Fashion Week on Tuesday.The Set It Up actress, 27, put her defined body front and center in a black top tube as she attended the star-studded fashion show.She looked simply exquisite with her blonde hair styled glossy and straight and a light dusting of bronze blush coating her cheeks. Ab fab!Zoey Deutch dared to bare her svelte physique at the Giorgio Armani show during Paris Fashion Week on TuesdayShe ramped up the glamour with a touch of lip gloss and swipe of eye shadow.Zoey teamed her sexy top with a high-waist skirt with side zipper showing off a hint of her toned legs.

Zoey Deutch and Meadow Walker met up this week at an event in Miami!

NPR White House Correspondent Scott Detrow, reporting from Ukraine on Tuesday, noted a surprising but familiar slogan scrawled on the side of a damaged tank.

Eva Longoria and Matt Walsh as a plugged-in couple looking to reconnect away from family life and the constant drain of technology. «My husband [played by Walsh] decides, 'That's it. We're doing a digital detox,'» Longoria exclusively told ET about her upcoming film.

Not Okay actor gave renewed relevancy to the bra and blazer .Makeup artist kept the Vampire Academy actor’s makeup simple with a swipe of berry red shadow and nude  lipstick, whole her sleek deep brunette hair— the work of colorist —is giving classic Demi Moore vibes. The subtle beauty moment and the Gen Z beloved middle part are also seen on who was also in attendance at the Pre-Oscar party. This content can also be viewed on the site it from.The daughter of actor Lea Thompson, Deutch isn't new to wearing matching suits. Recently she wore a Fuschia set from Ralph Lauren to an event at the Museum of Modern Art. This content can also be viewed on the site it from.More from GlamourSee More Stories© 2022 Condé Nast.

Zoey Deutch made it a family affair on Tuesday evening as she attended a special screening of her latest feature The Outfit at the Ace Hotel in Los Angeles.The rising star, 27, was joined at the event by her actress motherLea Thompson and film director fatherHoward Deutch.Zoey turned heads in an edgy lace gown as she struck poses with Lea, 60, on the red carpet. Family affair:Zoey Deutch made it a family affair on Tuesday evening as she attended a special screening of her latest feature The Outfit at the Ace Hotel in Los Angeles; Zoey seen with mother Lea ThompsonThe Politician starlet's dress featured a shimmery lilac bodice with long sleeves and high neckline while the skirt was black lace with a dramatic slit up one leg.She slipped her feet into a pair of black strappy heels and accessorized with some understated earrings.

Zoey Deutch hits the red carpet in a sheer lacey ensemble for the premiere of her new movie, The Outfit, held at the Ace Hotel on Tuesday (March 15) in Los Angeles.

Kathryn Kates, an actress who appeared on "Seinfeld," "The Many Saints of Newark," "Law & Order: SVU," and more, has died. She was 73. A representative for Kates confirmed her death on Tuesday.The actress passed away on Saturday "after a hard fought battle with lung cancer," representative Erica Bines of Headline Talent Agency said to People.

EXCLUSIVE: Vertical Entertainment has acquired U.S. rights to the comedy Unplugging, starring Eva Longoria (Sylvie’s Love), Matt Walsh (Veep), Lea Thompson (J. Edgar), Keith David (Greenleaf) and Nicole Byer (Nailed It!), with plans to release it in theaters nationwide next spring.

Written and directed by Willard Huyck, writer of “Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom” and close collaborator with George Lucas on several other projects, “Howard the Duck” is an infamous flop, a failure to translate the social satires of Marvel Comics’ anthropomorphic funny animal. A black spot in producer Lucas’s career, the film has had something of an afterlife as a cult film, a fact that The Hollywood Reporter has explored with a new 35th-anniversary oral history.

This story of an open marriage starts promisingly, and its leads are charismatic, but it takes too many familiar turns.

EXCLUSIVE: Vertical Entertainment has acquired North American as well as UK/Ireland rights to Hannah Marks’ romantic comedy Mark, Mary & Some Other People, planning a theatrical day-and-date release later this year for the pic, which is having its world premiere this week at the Tribeca Film Festival.

Zoey Deutch heads to her car after picking up her boyfriend Jimmy Tatro.

A post shared by zoey deutch (@zoeydeutch)During another portion of their sit-down, Lea and Zoey also shared some details about their new audible podcast series, which premieres May 6, only on Audible. They play a mother-daughter duo who swap bodies in a switch pandemic, like a for grown-ups.

Every week, discriminating viewers are confronted with a flurry of choices: new releases on disc and on demand, vintage and original movies on any number of streaming platforms, catalogue titles making a splash on Blu-ray or 4K. This biweekly column sifts through all of those choices to pluck out the movies most worth your time, no matter how you’re watching.